RITALIN Flt to PEASE NH Re: [MilCom] Callsign question
Bill Jones
wejones at megalink.net
Tue Oct 4 10:30:30 EDT 2005
>> > Something just left WPAFB. sounded like Ritlin 01.
>> > Maybe it was Ritalin and
>> > the pilot was hyper lol.
>> > Saw a flight of A-10s heading into the base last
>> > evening. Maybe them?
> > RITALIN Flight of 3 A-10's appear to be diverting to
> > PEASE due to mechanical/fuel issues.
> >
> > 139.9 A2A Lots of chatter that my scanner can't
> > decipher
> > .......
> > Here is what I have for A-10 squadrons that use 139.9.
> > Anyone have any others?
> > 139.9000 930 FG discrete, Grissom AFB, IN A-10 'Minx'
> > ........
> Of course there are a lot of other units here, but per the original message
> and your posting, your list is what I have in my db except the DMAFB
> listing.
But back to the original posts, I have heard that callsign,( although I'm not sure of the
spelling, as I often hear it pronounced as Ridlon, other times as Ritalin, and a few other
pronounciations, and haven't heard it spelled out yet), on many occasions here in New England
flying in Yankee MOA. I think it flies out of Barnes, (although possibly Bradley), and the
139.9 freq is a Barnes A/A freq. So I'm pretty sure that the one reported going into Pease
was from Barnes. The Barnes planes often do approaches at Pease after working in the MOA.
Bill Jones Sweden, maine wejones at megalink.net N3JLQ
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