Super Bowl Combat Air Patrol Recorded Audio OnLine
 

Now that the 2005 Super Bowl is over and most of the Combat Air Patrol
aircraft are leaving the area I’ve posted the recorded audio of today
missions on the www.MilAirComms.com website.

The Super Bowl was played in Jacksonville, FL, 95 miles to the North of
my location. By being nearly 100 miles away there still were a lot of
Military Comms to hear. I've broken up the entire monitoring session
into 5 different files. ALL monitoring was received on an by far the
best Omni-Directional scanning antenna money can buy! What you will
hear are NORAD F16's, F15's and NAVY P3 aircraft chasing aircraft out of
the restricted airspace around the Jacksonville area. Also heard are
mid-air refueling operations being conducted in support of this Combat
Air Patrol (CAP) mission. All aircraft heard are loaded with weapons
and ready to shoot down any aircraft which they feel is a threat.

Some todays most active frequencies we 282.4250, 121.5000, 264.4000,
292.7000, 377.0500, 308.4000, 355.8000, 256.6000 (used by VIPER Fly Over
which may have had a Senator on board), 354.3250, 291.7000, 293.6000.

For some interesting records from the Super Bowl as well as tons of
other military comms go to http://www.MilAirComms.com

George – Daytona Beach, FL
http://www.MilAirComms.com

On Mon, 07 Feb 2005 04:23:06 GMT, GeorgeF
wrote:

Now that the 2005 Super Bowl is over and most of the Combat Air Patrol
aircraft

Who is the Combat Air Patrol?

If you're talking about the CAP, it's Civil Air Patrol. I see no
references on google or otherwise to a Combat Air Patrol.
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Evan Platt wrote:

On Mon, 07 Feb 2005 04:23:06 GMT, GeorgeF
wrote:

Now that the 2005 Super Bowl is over and most of the Combat Air Patrol
aircraft

Who is the Combat Air Patrol?

If you're talking about the CAP, it's Civil Air Patrol. I see no
references on google or otherwise to a Combat Air Patrol.

Then you're truly a 'tard who can't use Google and/or read!

No military experience? Join and serve, 'tard boy.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

On Mon, 07 Feb 2005 08:26:47 -0800, Evan Platt
postulated :

Who is the Combat Air Patrol?

Nobody you'd want to know.
They (we) have been around since before the Cold War.

Didn't know you were a scanner guy also dxAce!

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Evan Platt wrote:

On Mon, 07 Feb 2005 04:23:06 GMT, GeorgeF
wrote:

Now that the 2005 Super Bowl is over and most of the Combat Air Patrol
aircraft

Who is the Combat Air Patrol?

If you're talking about the CAP, it's Civil Air Patrol. I see no
references on google or otherwise to a Combat Air Patrol.

Then you're truly a 'tard who can't use Google and/or read!

No military experience? Join and serve, 'tard boy.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Jim Douglas wrote:

Didn't know you were a scanner guy also dxAce!

Yes, I have a couple of scanners.

dxAce
Michigan
USA



"dxAce" wrote in message
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Evan Platt wrote:

On Mon, 07 Feb 2005 04:23:06 GMT, GeorgeF
wrote:

Now that the 2005 Super Bowl is over and most of the Combat Air Patrol
aircraft

Who is the Combat Air Patrol?

If you're talking about the CAP, it's Civil Air Patrol. I see no
references on google or otherwise to a Combat Air Patrol.

Then you're truly a 'tard who can't use Google and/or read!

No military experience? Join and serve, 'tard boy.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Same feeling I get every time I go to the U.S.

As soon as I cross the boarder into the U.S. I'm always on the look out
for a moment of sheer terror.


Justin wrote:


Combat Air Patrol refers to military aircraft that patrol an area to
intercept aircraft. It can be a long boring shift for a pilot, but every
once in a while the hours of boredom can lead to moments of sheer terror.

HotShot wrote:

Same feeling I get every time I go to the U.S.

As soon as I cross the boarder into the U.S. I'm always on the look out
for a moment of sheer terror.

And we wait in sheer terror for those who can't spell 'border' to cross over.

It's very disconcerting.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

On Mon, 7 Feb 2005 17:29:22 -0600, "Jim Douglas"
wrote:

Didn't know you were a scanner guy also dxAce!

Please don't reply to dXAce's useless posts, unless he has something
intelligent to add (which I have yet to see). I killfilled him long
ago.

If you do a deja search of dxAce 'Tard Boy, you'll see he's used this
lame insult 457 times.

It got old real quick. My guess is his need to insult everyone in
every post comes from sexual dysfunctional issues, but I'm no doctor.
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Evan Platt wrote:

On Mon, 7 Feb 2005 17:29:22 -0600, "Jim Douglas"
wrote:

Didn't know you were a scanner guy also dxAce!

Please don't reply to dXAce's useless posts, unless he has something
intelligent to add (which I have yet to see). I killfilled him long
ago.

If you do a deja search of dxAce 'Tard Boy, you'll see he's used this
lame insult 457 times.

It got old real quick. My guess is his need to insult everyone in
every post comes from sexual dysfunctional issues, but I'm no doctor.

Of course not, you're simply a 'tard. (458?)

dxAce
Michigan
USA