Canadian Air Force Investigating After Fighter Jet Uses Call Sign ‘DICK69'
Canadian Air Force Investigating After Fighter Jet Uses Call Sign ‘DICK69'
themessenger.com Canadian Air Force Investigating After Fighter Jet Uses Call Sign ‘DICK69'
The call sign was used during a CF-18 Hornet fighter jet flight in the UK on Monday
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It's my understanding that pilots don't get to choose their callsigns. Instead, it's their teammates who choose them, which is why they are often jokes at the expense of the pilot. E.g. the callsign of Ewan McGregor's brother was OB-2.
13 1 ReplyCallsigns for pilots, yes. This article is conflating callsigns with the plane's identification/flight number.
12 0 ReplyOk, that makes a lot of sense. Thank you for clarifying. Do you know who chooses that?
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I guess he ALWAYS had the high ground
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