892Sqn F-4 Phantoms
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892Sqn F-4 Phantoms
Hello Gents,
Bit of a request for any that may remember them on here or not.
I am basically looking to try and find out which callsigns would have been used by 892sqn while operating the F-4 Phantom for a friend of mine.
Any help greatly appreciated
cheers
Hugger
Bit of a request for any that may remember them on here or not.
I am basically looking to try and find out which callsigns would have been used by 892sqn while operating the F-4 Phantom for a friend of mine.
Any help greatly appreciated
cheers
Hugger
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At the risk of memory failure 892NAS were the same, when embarked, as the rest of us: the side number of the aircraft was the callsign. Side numbers were 001 - 012, or thereabouts.
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Generally, callsign "Omega....." was used for transitting wherever, and embarked, we used our personal callsigns which were based on nick-names. Hence Fox, Goose, DryFly, Sharkey etc.
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