[MilAir] [MilCom] E-4B NAOC 73-1676 departs Patrick AFB

[AllanStern at aol.com]

Thanks for the response, Dave.
     The word in the callsign was two  syllables; at first I thought he was 
saying "Navy 75.' which really perked me up  because the E-4B is a US Air 
Force bird. Then I heard him use the callsign  again, several times, and it 
sounded like "Maybe 74."  I will be reviewing  the tape again and will see if 
I can confirm.
 
 
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"Dave And Merrijoy" _merrijoy at comcast.net_ (mailto:merrijoy at comcast.net)  
posted:
>
> Since I'm not military, this is just a guess and probably  wrong.
> But could what you're hearing as "Maybe75" be actually  "Mabe75?"
> Mabe is a name, not common, but around quite abit...even perhaps  his 
name.
 
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>
> When I watched him land last week, I noticed you had  shown his  SBS-1
> readout as "Pixie 88," but he used "Lot 88" when  he landed.
>   Now again he is still displaying "Pixie 88" but  his voice  callsign is
> "Maybe 75."
>
>
> Al   Stern
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