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Heard callsign "Buckshot" on 118.3 this arvo and if the link that red_86 provided is correct it should have been an F-111.
Also heard "Engineer 1" on 121.925 asking for permission to cross the runway.
Also heard "Engineer 1" on 121.925 asking for permission to cross the runway.
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New F18 as 1 SQN is now F18s not F111s
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The F/A-18F Super Hornet is replacing the F111s at 1 SQN.red_86 wrote:New F18 as 1 SQN is now F18s not F111s
And Yes, Callsigns are assigned to the Squadron, not the aircraft type.
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1SQN = Super Hornet
6SQN = F-111 (...will transition to Super Hornet in 2011)
Both squadrons use a variety of callsigns dependent upon mission type, eg.savage, sabre, buckshot etc. They will also share callsigns too. There are several websites that disclose various RAAF callsigns.
I've also noted a slight increase in milair activity lately that may be attributed to the new jets.
Keep watching the skies; there will be plenty of F-111 flying between now and the venerable old girl's Dec 10 retirement date.
6SQN = F-111 (...will transition to Super Hornet in 2011)
Both squadrons use a variety of callsigns dependent upon mission type, eg.savage, sabre, buckshot etc. They will also share callsigns too. There are several websites that disclose various RAAF callsigns.
I've also noted a slight increase in milair activity lately that may be attributed to the new jets.
Keep watching the skies; there will be plenty of F-111 flying between now and the venerable old girl's Dec 10 retirement date.
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Just been listening to Buckshot 31 & Buckshot 41 on various frequencies for the last hour.
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The F18's have been practicing for an air show in nsw.. Good story on 7 news last night about itSteveO wrote:Just been listening to Buckshot 31 & Buckshot 41 on various frequencies for the last hour.
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Cool eh! I love listening to how professional the RAAF aircrews are. I too was listening, both on my scanner and as they flew near my home. Was also a 36SQN jet ('Stallion') a little earlier in the evening.SteveO wrote:Just been listening to Buckshot 31 & Buckshot 41 on various frequencies for the last hour.
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what freqs are mainly used ?
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Typically Stallion is linked to either the C130 or C17 - not Fast jet group
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Correct! Hence the reason I said 36SQN (which = C-17s)orangepeel wrote:Typically Stallion is linked to either the C130 or C17 - not Fast jet group
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I've got quiet a few amberly ones that I could hear them on that day.. No idea if you'll get anything up your way though... I'll send you an email in the next few daysbodyguard wrote:what freqs are mainly used ?
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mstrkrft wrote:I've got quiet a few amberly ones that I could hear them on that day.. No idea if you'll get anything up your way though... I'll send you an email in the next few daysbodyguard wrote:what freqs are mainly used ?
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Don't really need to be that close to Amberley to hear the planes
I live quite some distance but when they are up and doing circuits they will fly above the height of the mountains between here and there so I should be able to hear them with no problem
I live quite some distance but when they are up and doing circuits they will fly above the height of the mountains between here and there so I should be able to hear them with no problem
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Had a good day listening to the RAAF
Heard call signs - Rhino, Buckshot 21, Cannon 11, Savage 61, Falcon 81 & 91 which I believe are all super hornets?
X-ray 44 ground crew?
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Heard call signs - Rhino, Buckshot 21, Cannon 11, Savage 61, Falcon 81 & 91 which I believe are all super hornets?
X-ray 44 ground crew?
Aussie 203 - International transport
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