[MilCom] [MilRadioComms] Us; North Alabama Morning Traffic 11/06/09

[Larry Van Horn]

The most common spelling that has been observed programmed in the S-mode 
boxes recently is "Jenna," but prior to this being seen "Jena" was also 
used. This callsign did replaced the four letter callsign "Ross." I would 
say that "Jenna" is probably the proper spelling at this point given the 
common use by Gov/DoD of using primarily 5-letter calls within the FAA air 
traffic system.

Larry Van Horn, N5FPW
Brasstown, NC USA
MT Assistant/Review Editor
Milcom/What's New Columnist
Milcom Monitoring Post at
http://mt-milcom.blogspot.com/


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>
> _michael_sharritt at yahoo.com_ (mailto:michael_sharritt at yahoo.com)   writes:
>>
>> JENA 622 (G-V) 127.9750             N596GA
>> (Federal Bureau Investigation)
>
> Has anyone heard this callsign spelled.
> They pronounce it JEH nah, which to me means Jenna; not  Jena (which I
> think would be JEE nah.
> I am wondering if anyone has the definitive  answer.
>
> Al Stern  Satellite Beach FL
>
>
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