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Old 19th February 2019 | 14:37
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FlyingStone
 
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From: IRS NAV ONLY
You do not need to say the ground station name on any other call than the initial contact.

As far as "position" goes, it is normally used in non-radar enroute environment with poor or non-existing ATC-to-ATC communication, where you need to pass a lot of information. It goes something like this:

ABC123: "Control, good morning, ABC123, position"
Control: "ABC123, good morning, go ahead"
ABC123: "ABC123, overhead ABC, FL370, estimating DEF at 1205Z, GHI next, estimating destination ZZZZ at 1310Z, registration G-ABCD, endurance 4 hours"

The amount of information you are required to pass depends on the FIR, the above is just a random example.
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