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 :mad: hear "dispersal" and "recovery" my hairs rise. Leave the top gun behind, will ya?




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Jabberjaw!

Roger, wilco, over! :E

Beadwindow! :}

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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!"

You could always change Frequency to a Station that is more to your liking :rolleyes:

Nail

You would prefer the word 'apron' over dispersal?

Says it all really...........

Brevity Code 101;)

Seagull 500

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: you sound to me like a failed military aircrew selection.

Grow up and get a life FFS.

Wow....somebody sure had soggy cornflakes this morning.
The phrase appropriate here is....don't be such a crybaby jj.....:{

TC :D
Harsh but fair....!

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!! :8

Negative, Ghostrider, the pattern is full!

QNH ? QFE ? QNE ? ....:ok:

Dolphin code .....anyone....?

Gordy, Can't see the porpoise of it .....

Hey good buddy, we got a convoy come on :cool:

Falcon 818 :p