August 15Aug 15 Still haven't seen any reporting on this in the HAF/A3 Daily Current Ops Brief... 😕😕😕
August 15Aug 15 F-15C Weapon School historical local callsigns: Rambo Conan F-15C 422 callsign supporting the WS Knife
August 15Aug 15 3 hours ago, OL Patch said: F-15C Weapon School historical local callsigns: Rambo Conan And that WIC is done...Not sure when they will crank up for the EX.
August 16Aug 16 Different angle. Our next AF recruiting video. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19g61qiDt2/?mibextid=wwXIfr
August 16Aug 16 1 hour ago, bfargin said: Different angle. Our next AF recruiting video. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19g61qiDt2/?mibextid=wwXIfr That’s a video game recreation.
August 16Aug 16 On 8/14/2025 at 12:21 AM, uhhello said: Usually. I've personally seen folks TDY show up to ops, get a flightsuit and equipment fitting then step to the aircraft. This was many moons ago also. In my personal experience, I didn't receive any training. Not saying it happens for every flight, just that it happens. As I recall, gave rides in the A-37 to deserving Airmen when the Wg/CC and I would fly out to Bergstrom from DMAFB. No supporting unit cept Transit Alert. I gave the brief, strapped them in, and off we went. Edited August 16Aug 16 by Springer
August 16Aug 16 19 hours ago, ClearedHot said: And that WIC is done...Not sure when they will crank up for the EX. …and a tear came to my eye…..OBTW, IT WASN'T MY SQUADRON!
August 16Aug 16 4 hours ago, OL Patch said: OBTW, IT WASN'T MY SQUADRON! 42 years later, and still in the conversation!
August 19Aug 19 16 hours ago, HuggyU2 said: Any updates on how the pax is doing and how significant the injuries are? Apparently, the individual was taken to a local hospital for evaluation and was released without injury. 🫡
August 19Aug 19 Airman Snuffy, since you received a DUI you are assigned extra duty as EST (Ejection Seat Tester) for the month.
August 19Aug 19 21 minutes ago, fire4effect said: Airman Snuffy, since you received a DUI you are assigned extra duty as EST (Ejection Seat Tester) for the month. Meet your co-worker https://www.thisdayinaviation.com/21-march-1962/
August 21Aug 21 I guess the glass half full viewpoint is in this instance the seat worked unlike a certain B-1 mishap a few years back.
August 21Aug 21 1 hour ago, fire4effect said: I guess the glass half full viewpoint is in this instance the seat worked unlike a certain B-1 mishap a few years back. and F-16
September 1Sep 1 On 8/19/2025 at 5:41 AM, M2 said: Apparently, the individual was taken to a local hospital for evaluation and was released without injury. 🫡 no physical injuries, noted. Dude should earn a callsign out of this, no?
September 1Sep 1 On 8/21/2025 at 10:14 AM, fire4effect said: I guess the glass half full viewpoint is in this instance the seat worked unlike a certain B-1 mishap a few years back. On 8/21/2025 at 11:26 AM, Day Man said: and F-16 well one had a good outcome and the other most assuredly did not.
September 3Sep 3 On 9/1/2025 at 3:07 PM, stract said: no physical injuries, noted. Dude should earn a callsign out of this, no? Or Dudette! 😉
September 5Sep 5 One way to put a positive spin on this incident is that there was a successful zero-zero ground ejection with little injury to the occupant who had little to no training on said seat! Does the F-15 use ACES II?
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