#AF05D9 - Twitter Hashtag

12 months ago

E-6B Mercury Using tactical hex #AF05D9 out of Travis AFB tracking west over the Pacific @Borrowed7Time @N214WN @neetintel

sipjack1776's tweet photo. E-6B Mercury
Using tactical hex #AF05D9 out of Travis AFB tracking west over the Pacific
@Borrowed7Time @N214WN @neetintel https://t.co/rFoXnaQ3BG

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1776Girl

@sipjack1776

about 1 year ago

E-6B Mercury #AF05D9 NAPE46 Out of Offutt AFB @Borrowed7Time @N214WN @neetintel

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Jason

@JasonZicker

about 1 year ago · Texas

E-6B Mercury NAPE46 #AF05D9 Out of Offut AFB @sipjack1776

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NEET INTEL

@neetintel

over 1 year ago

"Fake" E6 hexes #AF0930 and #AF05D9 have been reused. I would assume others have been as well.

iemats

@iemats

over 1 year ago

I've not been able to correlate the tactical hexes to BU numbers/static hexes. However, something interesting. In this DOXOLOGY thread look at my 02 April 25 HEX code for JERKY 07 and compare it to the HEX code for LIMIT 26 in my little list posted in your 07 Apr 25 274 message post. It's the same: AF0930 JERKY was PAC and returned to Travis 03 Apr 0528Z; LIMIT was Gulf and returned to Tinker 05 Apr 2333z+/-.

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NEET INTEL

@neetintel

over 1 year ago

For future reference, #AF05D9 has not actually landed (idrk if one would expect it to land at a municipal airport)

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NEET INTEL

@neetintel

over 1 year ago

After broadcasting 274 messages, flying out over the Pacific to broadcast EAMs and now in a loop over Stockton California, an E6 is identifying as #AF05D9 – except that isn't a "real" hex code for any of the E6s. Cheers if someone can tell me its 'real' hex or its reg number.