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Old 14th Apr 2015, 09:51
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Let's go for an early stack
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Old 14th Apr 2015, 13:31
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QSY..............
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Foxtrot Oscar?
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Old 14th Apr 2015, 14:52
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Sorry, Gordy, took me a while to find it .... Dolphin 134!
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Old 14th Apr 2015, 15:05
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rotarywise: I am actually away from home, (where my code sheet is), on fires, but found a copy online:

Dolphin 132
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Old 14th Apr 2015, 15:39
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101 says it all
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Albatross 64, strangle parrot, pigeons to mother zero eight six.

Fetch sunray, over.
"Sunray speaking, over"
Fetch COMPETENT sunray, over!
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Hello Sunray minor, Sunray Major here - I shall say out - OUT!
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Roger, Roger. What's our vector, Victor?
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Old 14th Apr 2015, 22:40
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Send key setting, over.....
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Old 15th Apr 2015, 17:33
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My gadget is bent but my canary is chirping...
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Old 16th Apr 2015, 08:49
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Lost in translation

I don't think I understood a single post. Plus, in Australia, the mil Blackhawks don't say anything on the radio. Even when they are mixing it around the Sydney Harbour Bridge with a bunch of VFR civilians in R405. I'd be happy if they would say something, anything, like "lookout here we come, way below 500', maneuvering erratically"
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Old 16th Apr 2015, 09:10
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22c, in a previous life we never spoke to civs simply because our radios were UHF or HF, and we didn't have VHF.

Wasn't a problem, what we couldn't hear we couldn't worry about






Then again, civs generally don't use UHF so they're just as much to blame......
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Old 16th Apr 2015, 10:04
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John, we were too busy gibbering to each other on Squadron FM to have time to listen to, or much less talk to, d!ckhead civvies.
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Old 16th Apr 2015, 10:37
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Ah, call on Custard?
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Old 16th Apr 2015, 16:39
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Someone once said "Dolphin 125" was a good answer - mind you, he found himself in warm water after transmitting it (as he didn't know the translation) and so wore it as a nickname for a year or so

Can't remember the number, but I always enjoyed the sequence that included "take first the plank out of thine own eye . . . . . c*nt"! All many moons ago now, singing:-
"there we were just sittin' in the hover
40' up with the ball in the water
radar's singin' & the sonar's pingin' when the engine stops". . etc.

Going home to mother, I've just established a Dogbox bearing 250, expiry time if you're lucky.

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Old 17th Apr 2015, 05:28
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I would agree completely but i'm POPEYE.
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Old 17th Apr 2015, 11:13
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And may I say, a little cheesy .....
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Hello Gloworm, please arrange RV with Bluebell at Gravyboat, over.
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Go Green, I'll speak first.
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