- Joined
- Oct 17, 2015
- Location
- Middle of nowhere, Australia
Three EAMs since I switched this thing back on - 2208z, 2212z, 2217z. Can only assume there was more before I turned it back on D:
sgtjenkins said:Just now, from RAZOR 81, heard "Authenticate Yankee." Then, the other station said they'll contact them by landline, I think? Pretty hard to hear. My question is what does Red River mean?
hrng said:Can confirm, heard that also on 11175, logged as two-way comms.
"When the river runs red..."![]()
Oswald said:Best guess at Radio Reference forum is a seldom used E6B Mercury ACP radio callsign.
Turd_Furgeson said:I wonder if that lines up with the recent blackout in Syria, giving a massive 3 hour internet shut down.
I'm speculating, of course.
Oswald said:SKYBIRD probably is- its an RC-135 callsign.
Oswald said:hrng said:Oswald said:SKYBIRD probably is- its an RC-135 callsign.
Where did you see that? The only reference I could find to coke in the callsign lists was here: http://www.the-guide.nl/callsign/country/us/18/
It's been confirmed on the quiet privately, but It was strongly suspected for a while since the first SB transmissions were transcribed here whose information and timing perfectly matched an article the next day about a Rivet Joint chased by Flankers in the Baltic. "XX miles out in international waters" has been heard repeatedly by ADIZ intrusion flights as they are lit up by RADAR or chased out.
