Rooster would probably been given the callsign Gooseling, or egg. Phoenix - Crash or Crispy (if the reason for that name is she rose from the ashes) BoB, well ok Bob will be Bob Reason Callsigns are always a play on your name, physical feature, mannerism or something you did that is embarrassing, note worthy and has a entertaining story. Rarely is it complementary. Ex Joe Satrapa, F-8 Crusader pilot, F-14 legend, his callsign was Hoser, for when he emptied his cannons into a target in one pass. Other callsigns Lipstick, Revlon (had a tube of revlon in her purse because she was on public speaking duty), Slick (she was not), Stacks (yes she was), Skid (underwear). Protesting your callsign if you don't like it will cause it to become permanent, be given a new and worse callsign or worst, not be given a callsign at all, meaning you don't exist. Your first callsign will probably given to you early on, in flight school. When you get to the RAG, you'll probably be given a new one if you do something memorable or they don't think the callsign fits you. Oh and as far as I know only a few people ever kept the callsigns they chose for themselves. Randy "Duke" Cunningham, original callsign was Yankee. And Pete "Viper" Pettigrew former NFWS instructor Viper is now the semi unofficial callsign for every Red Air lead at Topgun
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It's really impressive to see another Top Gun film coming up.
Can’t wait!
Can't wait to see this in the movie theater
Can you say, “IMAX”?
This movie isn't getting released anytime soon. We've been teased with it for years now.
There probably waiting for the virus to die down so they can make more profit of off it
June 2020...
today is 2022 now....
what happenn?
That's one of lifes mysteries, Sir ;-)
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When is this out anyone please??? Looks awesome
Last I heard its May this year in UK.
We need this, soon!!!
Rooster would probably been given the callsign Gooseling, or egg.
Phoenix - Crash or Crispy (if the reason for that name is she rose from the ashes)
BoB, well ok Bob will be Bob
Reason Callsigns are always a play on your name, physical feature, mannerism or something you did that is embarrassing, note worthy and has a entertaining story.
Rarely is it complementary.
Ex Joe Satrapa, F-8 Crusader pilot, F-14 legend, his callsign was Hoser, for when he emptied his cannons into a target in one pass.
Other callsigns Lipstick, Revlon (had a tube of revlon in her purse because she was on public speaking duty), Slick (she was not), Stacks (yes she was), Skid (underwear). Protesting your callsign if you don't like it will cause it to become permanent, be given a new and worse callsign or worst, not be given a callsign at all, meaning you don't exist.
Your first callsign will probably given to you early on, in flight school.
When you get to the RAG, you'll probably be given a new one if you do something memorable or they don't think the callsign fits you.
Oh and as far as I know only a few people ever kept the callsigns they chose for themselves.
Randy "Duke" Cunningham, original callsign was Yankee.
And Pete "Viper" Pettigrew former NFWS instructor
Viper is now the semi unofficial callsign for every Red Air lead at Topgun
Great post, thanks for the info!!!
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