Military terms on civ radio?
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Military terms on civ radio?
Nowhere else to say this, so I'll say it here: PLEASE stop using military terms on civilian radio. Every single time I 
hear "dispersal" and "recovery" my hairs rise. Leave the top gun behind, will ya?
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hear "dispersal" and "recovery" my hairs rise. Leave the top gun behind, will ya?Split from the UK SAR thread
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* IIRC, that is USAF Academy-speak for "Pardon me, sir, but it seems you believe you are talking to somebody who DOES give a fork!"
* IIRC, that is USAF Academy-speak for "Pardon me, sir, but it seems you believe you are talking to somebody who DOES give a fork!"
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So letting you know I'm feet dry on recovery and wish to proceed to initials for the break is not acceptable? Can I PD and call high key low key on a PFL after a sesh of UP's? Happy days then but don't use 'em anymore......honest.
Jabberjaw, Jabberjaw, Jabberjaw, this is Milford Coastguard, Milford Coastguard, Milford Coastguard. Pleas state the nature of your problem, Over!
ooh - turned out all nautical now!!
ooh - turned out all nautical now!!
