Dyess B-1B has bombing trouble: 11175 kHz USB
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It is Fri., 12:59am (0459z).
Monitoring 11175 kHz USB HF-GCS.
Just heard some very interesting comms from a Dyess B-1B pilot over
Salt Lake City talking to Dyess SOF. Dark 46 had a problem releasing a
bomb, the bomb is not hung, but there are other problem indications.
He is RTB to Dyess now. Pilot was discussing this with a YL SOF who
seems to be one of the most knowledgable YLs concerning weapons that I
have heard. Hard to believe it was a YL with such intimate knowledge
of such matters. "Times, they are a-changin'."

AL STERN Satellite Beach FL (28-11N 80-36W) monitoring
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In article .com,
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He is RTB to Dyess now. Pilot was discussing this with a YL SOF who
seems to be one of the most knowledgable YLs concerning weapons that I
have heard. Hard to believe it was a YL with such intimate knowledge
of such matters.

Well, now, there was Hedy Lamarr...


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