Call signs for all countries (Cambodia, Laos and RVN).
One thing unique about our FAC aircraft over the fence were the “O” tail numbers which stood for Obsolete. That assumes they had a tail # as some didn’t. The USAF “gave” them to other governments, Bird and Sons Air or took them off the books.
I started out as an almost Rustic Yankee but my orders changed to Wetback at Long Tieng. I was the fly on the wall at Alternate who got invited to VP’s dinner parties by CAS.
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Looking for Nail 77. went down in Laos in ’69. Also worked with Zorro 74 and Candlestick 45. I don’t see those?
That’s Tom Lee’s site–http://www.angelfire.com/home/laoslist/listtoc.html . Has every KHA/ BNR in Laos that we know of. It doesn’t have any of our AirAm guys though.
I was TDY to MyTho ( TanHiep Airstrip ) providing Weather Support for a month in 1963 ! I had a hand-crank Shortwave radio to send my weather transmissions with and I had to use the call sign > Co von me Bluebird . I can’t remember what that meant as my memory fades over time.
This is mostly I Corps both AF and Army. I expect Marines were included in this too. Hard to say. I spent most of my time over the fence up north at “the extreme western terminus of the DMZ”. All I heard most of the time was Raven, Nail and Misty with the obligatory 7th ABCCC Cricket.
Cider 10, 11, 12, etc were flying out of Dak To in 68-69!
R/T. It’s on the list as flying out of Camp Radcliffe (An Khe), too.
Is this strictly Air Force? Reason I ask is because I rode in a fac whose call sign was Shotgun 36. Thanks much, Michael Lewis Hm/Navy- 69-70.