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Anchored

A

Orbit about a specific point.

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Alpha Check

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Request for confirmation of bearing and range to described point.

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Angels

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Height of friendly aircraft in thousands of feet MSL.

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Arizona

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No ARM ordnance remaining.

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Beadwindow

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Last transmission potentially disclosed unauthorized information.

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Beehive

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Execute the scatter plan/then proceed to the rendezvous point as briefed.

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Bent

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System indicated is inop

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Bingo

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Fuel state needed for recovery.

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Blind

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No visual contact with friendly aircraft/ground position. Opposite of VISUAL.

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BRAA

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Tactical control format providing target Bearing, Range Altitude and Aspect relative to friendly aircraft.

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Buddy Spike

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Friendly system radar lock-on indication on RWR.

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Bullseye

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An established reference point from which the position of an aircraft can be determined. Made by cardinal/range or digital format.

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Burn

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EO/IR illuminator is being used to provide illumination of surface points of interest.

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Buster

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Directive to fly max continuous airspeed.

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Buzzer

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Electronic communications jamming

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CAP

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Establish combat air patrol at a specified location.

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Capture

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Aircrew has identified and is able to track a specified air to ground target with an on-board sensor.

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Charlie 1

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Radio designated for comm external to the flight.

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Charlie 2

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Radio designated for interflight comm

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Chattermark

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Begin using briefed radio procedures to counter communications jamming.

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Cherubs

A

Friendly aircraft altitude in hundreds of feet.

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Cherry Picker

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Simulated CASEVAC

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Chicks

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Friendly aircraft

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Cleared Hot

A

Type 1 and 2 close air support terminal control clearance to release ordnance on this pass.

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Cleared to Engage

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Type 3 close air support terminal control clearance. Attack aircraft flight leaders may initiate attacks within the parameters imposed by the JTAC.

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Cloak

A

Directive to switch from normal external lighting to covert NVD only compatible lighting.

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Columbus

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Deviation from the briefed route due to threat, weather, timing.

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Comm 1/2/3

A

References the aircraft’s physical number 1/2/3 radio.

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Confetti

A

Chaff lane or corridor.

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Contact

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Acknowledges sighting of a specified reference point either visually or via sensor.

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Continue

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Continue present maneuver, does not imply clearance to engage or expend ordnance.

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Continue Dry

A

Ordnance release not authorized.

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Cyclops

A

Any UAS.

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Deadeye

A

Laser designator system inoperative.

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Devil

A

LZ conditions do not meet briefed winter criteria.

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Dirt

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RWR indication of surface threat in search mode.

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Empty nest

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Survivors not located

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FARME

A

Fuel in hours and minutes remaining, gun ammo remaining, rockets remaining, missiles remaining, expendables remaining.

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Father

A

TACAN station.

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39
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Feeler

A

Shipboard fire control radar.

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Flash

A

Clear the net immediately, critical information to follow.

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Footrace

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Generic term for a TRAP survivor in the absence of established SPINS.

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42
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Fox 1, 2, 3

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1: Semi-active radar guided missile
2: Infrared guided missile
3: Active radar guided missile

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43
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Fox Mike

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VHF/FM Radio

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Furball

A

Nonfriendly aircraft and friendly aircraft are in close proximity to eachother.

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Gadget

A

Radar or emitter equipment.

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46
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Gingerbread

A

Net compromised; an unreliable, suspect or operator failed proper authentication.

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Golden Frequency

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Pre-briefed intraflight frequency upon which all members of a flight can be marshaled in event of comm degradation; typically single channel clear.

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Gypsy

A

GPS

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49
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Handshake

A

Video data link established. Opposite of Hollow.

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50
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Holding Hands

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Aircraft in visual formation

51
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Hollow

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Lost video data link. Opposite of Handshake.

52
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Holster

A

Perform battle damage checks.

53
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Home Plate

A

Home airfield or ship .

54
Q

Hotdog

A

Friendly aircraft is approaching or is at a specified standoff distance.

55
Q

India

A

Mode IV IFF

56
Q

Interrogate

A

Interrogate the designated contact of the IFF mode indicated.

57
Q

Jink

A

Perform an unpredictable maneuver to negate a tracking solution.

58
Q

Joker

A

Fuel state above bingo at which separation, bug-out or event termination should begin.

59
Q

Kick

A

Chattermark freq change

60
Q

Knock it off

A

Cease the entire evolution; all players must acknowledge.

61
Q

Land to the offset

A

Assault aircraft land at distances of 1000 meters or greater from the target or objective or outside of audible detection.

62
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Land to the X

A

Assault support aircraft land within 300m of the target or objective.

63
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Land to the Y

A

Assault support aircraft land 300-1000m from the target or objective.

64
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Leakers

A

Airborne threat has passed through a defensive layer. Call should include amplifying information.

65
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Magellan

A

Check navigation.

66
Q

Magnum

A

Launch of friendly antiradiation missile.

67
Q

Marshall

A

Establish/established at a specific point.

68
Q

Match Sparkle

A

Overlay IR pointer.

69
Q

Mickey

A

HAVEQUICK time of day signal.

70
Q

Mother

A

Parent Ship.

71
Q

Mud

A

RWR indication of surface threat in track mode.

72
Q

Music

A

Radar electronic deceptive jamming.

73
Q

Nails

A

RWR indication of AI radar in search

74
Q

Naked

A

No RWR indications

75
Q

No Joy

A

Aircrew does not have visual contact with the target/bandit/landmark. Opposite of TALLY.

76
Q

Nordo

A

All radios are inoperative.

77
Q

On board

A

Informative call indicating that wingman is established in appropriate formation.

78
Q

Padlock

A

Directive to aircrew to maintain VID of an aircraft or surface position to prevent losing Tally/visual.

79
Q

Paint

A

Interrogate group/radar contact that is responding with any of the specified IFF modes and correct codes established for the ID criteria.

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Q

Parrot

A

IFF/SIF transponder.

81
Q

Peepshow

A

Perform nontraditional ISR on the referenced target/track.

82
Q

Pigeons

A

Magnetic bearing and range to homeplate or specified destination.

83
Q

Pogo

A

Switch to previously assigned frequency

84
Q

popeye

A

Wingman has lost sight due to weather; execute briefed IIMC plan.

85
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Press

A

Directive to continue attack; mutual support will be maintained. Supportive roll will be assumed.

86
Q

Push (Channel)

A

Go to designated frequency. No acknowledgement required.

87
Q

Pushing

A

Departing designated point

88
Q

Remington

A

No ordnance remaining except gun or self-protect ammo.

89
Q

Rifle

A

Friendly air-to-surface missile launch.

90
Q

Rope

A

Circling an IR pointer around an aircraft to help the aircraft identify the friendly ground position.

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Q

Saunter

A

Fly at best endurance.

92
Q

Scramble

A

Takeoff as quickly as possible.

93
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Shift

A

Shift laser/IR/radar/device energy/aimpoint

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Shooter

A

Aircraft/unit designated to employ ordnance

95
Q

Shotgun

A

Prebriefed weapons state.

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Q

Singer

A

RWR indication of SAM launch

97
Q

Skinny

A

Current survivor coordinates

98
Q

Smack

A

Clearance to employ ordnance/fires on surface target coordinates. ROE, PID, CDE, Coordination of forces and commander’s guidance requirements have been satisfied. Not to be utilized in a CAS engagement.

99
Q

Investigate

A

Verify specified elements of ROE PID CDE and or coordination of forces on the referenced target/track.

100
Q

Smash

A

anticollision lights

101
Q

Snake

A

Oscillate an IR pointer in a figure eight about a target.

102
Q

Sour

A

Equipment indicated is not operating efficiently

103
Q

Sparkle

A

Mark/Marking target by IR pointer.

104
Q

Spike

A

RWR indication of an AI threat in track or launch.

105
Q

Splash

A

Informative call to observer or spotter 5 seconds prior to estimated time of impact.

106
Q

Spoofing

A

Voice deception is being employed.

107
Q

Spot

A

Acquisition of laser designation

108
Q

Squirter

A

A ground-borne object of interest departing the objective area.

109
Q

Steady

A

Stop oscillation of IR pointer.

110
Q

Steer

A

Set magnetic heading indicated.

111
Q

Stop Burn

A

Stop IR illumination of a target with AC-130 GLINT

112
Q

Strangle

A

Turn off equipment indicated.

113
Q

Sunshine

A

Illuminating target with artificial illumination.

114
Q

Tally

A

Sighting of a target, bandit, bogey or enemy position.

115
Q

Target

A

ROE, PID, coordination of forces, and commander’s guidance requirements on the referenced target/track have been satisfied. Target/track correlation and CDE must be accomplished prior to employing ordnance.

116
Q

Thunder

A

One minute until air-to-surface ordnance impact.

117
Q

Tiger

A

Enough fuel and ordnance to accept a commit.

118
Q

Tumbleweed

A

Indicated limited situational awareness; no joy; blind; a request for information.

119
Q

Visual

A

Sighting of a friendly aircraft/ground position; opposite of blind.

120
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Weapons Free

A

Fire only at targets not identified as friendly IAW current ROE.

121
Q

Weapons tight

A

Fire only at targets positively identified as hostile IAW current ROE.

122
Q

Weapons Hold

A

Fire only in self-defense or in response to a formal order.

123
Q

Winchester

A

No ordnance remaining.

124
Q

Winter

A

LZ conditions meet briefed criteria.

125
Q

Liner

A

Max range

126
Q

GAIT

A

Fly at max power.

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