[MilCom] Military Base's Clearance Delivery Radio Protocol?

[Joe Cobb]

Might be similar to the way some airlines do.  They
call it PDC here at Nashville.   Not sure what the
initials stand for but they get the clearance that
way, via ACARS instead of reading it.  But it's also
read to a lot of a/c too. 

Joe

--- Ken <rfinder1 at verizon.net> wrote:

> I've noted at KCEF that ground control clearance
> delivery radio comms start 
> now with "cleared to destination airport, via....."
> rather than giving the 
> IACO designation of the terminating airport.   They
> do this for both 
> military & civilian aircraft.  Is this the norm at
> other military/ joint 
> military/civilian use bases?
> 
> I'd assume that for the military aircraft it's part
> of operational security 
> that this would be done, but for civilian aircraft
> on the metro civilian 
> side, I'm wondering if this same protocol should be
> followed?
> 
> Ken
> Springfield MA Monitoring Area
>  
> 
> 
>
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