Also, companies often have the letter they are designated by ('A', 'B', 'C' or 'D') be the first letter of their call sign. During operations, the RTO , Figure 1-6. The code name assigned by the US Army to the 9th Infantry Division was Notorious. When speaking on the Radio, callsigns are almost always used to identify oneself and to address the recipient. CENTAUR 14Stephen R. Steve Patterson, WO1 OH-6A Pilot 1968-1969 CENTAUR 11Edward P. "Ed" Shanahan, CPT OH-6A Pilot 1970-1971 The 9th Infantry Division radioman had to know all the call signs. CENTAUR 41James R. Rick Arthur, CW2 UH-1C Pilot Mar 1967-Mar 1968 I doubt if "Baby Scouts" was ever on the record, however the term was used in a Nov 1967 issue of the Tropic Lightning News (attached). CENTAUR 37 AP Somewhere in between I must have had a different call sign in the twenties. Understands the mission two levels up (platoon and company). CENTAUR 55Jack E. Craig, CW2 AH-1G Pilot Jun 1969-Jun 1970 The leader sufficiently weighs the main effort for each mission (for example, machine guns and antiarmor weapons) to ensure success. If you start at Squadron level (Cavalry ) 6th Regiment 3rd Squadron . The unit would often have either an official or unofficial nickname , 3/6 is Constantly updates the weapons squad leader on the round count and serviceability of the medium machine gun. S-5 = Executive Officer CENTAUR 33 Call signs used to come from a Signal Operating Instructions that changed everyday. Then it was downloaded in a device shortname ANCD. But after CENTAUR 3John Whitehead, CPT Gun/Slick PLT LDR 19681969 One specific call sign used Army wide is DUSTOFF, dating back to the first dedicated Air Ambulance unit in Vietnam. CENTAUR 6Thomas R. Hamilton, MAJ D/F Troop CDR 1970-1971 CENTAUR 35Terrence M. OConnell, 1LT Aerorifle PLT LDR 1969-1970 CENTAUR 35William H. Dawson, CPT Aerorifle PLT LDR Jan 1969-Jan 1970 The team leaders position on the battlefield requires immediacy and accuracy in all of his actions and is a fighting leader who leads by example. In wartime, monitoring an adversary's communications can be a valuable form of intelligence. CENTAUR 6Ray Kenneth Clark, CPT D Troop CDR Jul 1969-Dec 1969 Please contact me for any additions or corrections to this page. CENTAUR 29Steve Borden, CW2 UH-1 Slick/"Nighthawk" pilot Jun 1971 to Sep 1971 CENTAUR 22Allen J. Tesini, OH-6A/UH-1H Pilot & UH-1 IP Mar 1971-Feb 1972 WebIs an expert in radio procedures, report formats such as close combat attack, (see Figure 1-6), call for indirect fire (see Figure 1-7) or medical evacuation, (see Table 7-1a) plus is an expert on types of field expedient antennas. CENTAUR 32 (Patrol) & Ambush Patrol In addition to what the other people here have said, I'd like to add something. 746th Tank Battalion: Campus Blue As the second-in-charge, the platoon sergeant assumes no formal duties except those prescribed by the platoon leader. He is responsible for the care of the squads Soldiers, weapons, and equipment, and leads the squad through two team leaders. CENTAUR 3William V. Chiaramonte, CPT OPS OFF & AH-1G PLT LDR Dec 1968-Dec 1969 Similarly, when the President is flown in a U.S. Marine Corps helicopter, the call sign is Marine One. Callsigns are typicallyassigned to a platoon sized unit or higher. Articles incorporating text from Wikipedia, http://www.arrse.co.uk/wiki/Appointment_Titles. Generally, following Radio Suffix is used for US Military. Commonly used: CO - Six XO - Five CSM - Seven S3 - Three Not as common to hear on radio. - US Army Techniques Publication, Infantry Platoon and Squad (ATP 3-21.8) CENTAUR 30Richard P. Timmermeyer, CPT C-30 Jan 1968 - Feb 1968, The most recognizable call sign of this type is Air Force One, used when any Air Force aircraft is transporting the U.S. President. CENTAUR 14Gary A. Jones, CW2 OH-6A Pilot Jun 1969-Sep 1969 Callsigns attached to a specific role are permanent for that role. Employs mission command systems available to the squads and platoon. CENTAUR 14-- Wayne R. Cooper, WO1 1967-1967 Missions where players are on the OPFOR side sometimes include different callsigns than those listed above. Any group of players, group of groups, or. CENTAUR 13Erik G. Brethen, CW2 OH-6A/AH-1G Pilot IP/Test Pilot May 1969-Dec 1970 WebAn official special designation is a "nickname granted to a military organization " which has been authorized by the Center of Military History and recognized through a certificate signed by the Secretary of the Army. CENTAUR 36Michael D. Mike Siegel, CW2 UH-1D Slick Pilot Sep 1967-Sep 1968 He provides the fire team with a high trajectory and an HE capability out to 350 meters. He must know how to occupy covered and concealed positions in all environments and what protection they provide from direct fire weapons, and is competent in the performance of these tasks while using night vision devices. Maybe Bruce will remember. Famously, one video featured a Spetznaz unit with the callsign "Juliette", and another famous video had such a unit with the callsign "Tango". Dow and Mosenthal can give us that of the Aerorifle Platoon. CENTAUR 12Billy R. Vinson, MAJ Gun PLT LDR, OPS OFF and D Troop XO 1967-1968 Enforces field discipline and preventive medicine measures. CENTAUR 11Lawrence B. Wilkerson, 1LT OH-6A Pilot Mar 1969-Mar 1970 Be prepared to assume the duties of the automatic rifleman and team leader. 9th Infantry Division Signal Company: Nora The weapon section was by MTOE a separate section. CENTAUR 6Rodolpho (Rubin) Guitierrez, CPT F Troop CDR Jul 1971-Sep 1971 Military call signs are call signs assigned as unique identifiers to military communications. CENTAUR 11Francis "Joe' Stephenson, CPT OH-23 SEC LDR 1967 Words that sound like they end more abruptly are much better for real world use, such as "Backstop" "Tombstone" "Roman". In addition, a suffix following the initial call sign can denote a specific individual or grouping within the designated call sign, so F13C would be the Charlie fire team. Some callsigns are from the phonetic alphabet, ALPHA, BRAVO CHARLIE etc. You can substitute Bravo with Hitman since the call sign of Bravo company in the battallion was Hitman. an attached Radio Operator will only respond without the appended ACTUAL (if the proper leader is not monitoring this frequency, the calls should obviously answered nontheless but this circumstance should be stated). Before I was C43, Rick Arthur had that callsign in 1967, and I was C24 in late 67 to early 68. For example, the collective "Checkmate" might be assigned to an entire company and thus "Checkmate Red 6" would be the first platoon leader (platoons are red for first, white for second, blue for third, black for headquarters, and often additional colors for other portions under the command), "Checkmate white 6" to the second platoon leader, etc. CENTAUR 11Daniel R. Lott, CPT OH-6A Pilot 1972- 1973 MILITARY CALLSIGN LIST AS OF APRIL 2009 Compiled by Ron (mdmonitor@verizon.net) This list is the work of many people. He must know how to employ each type of round and know its minimum safety constraints. CENTAUR 13Bruce Karn, WO1 OH-6A Pilot/OH-6 SIP Jun 1968-Jun 1969 G = George The USAF also uses semi-fixed identifiers consisting of a name followed by a two or three digit number. CENTAUR 6Kermit E. Larson, MAJ F Troop CDR Sept 1972-Feb 1973 Ensures security of the teams area of operations. Call Sign Nutty for the attached 709th Ordnance Company. Centralized authority enables him to act decisively while maintaining troop discipline and unity. This, together with frequency changes and voice procedure aimed at making every unit sound the same, protects the military against simple traffic analysis and eavesdropping. Nudge Blue Six means: The PL is 1, senior scout (alpha section SGT) is 2, most junior TC is 3, PSG is 4, bravo section Sgt is 5, his wingman is 6. CENTAUR 17Walter Cooke, CW2 OH-23 Scout Pilot 1967-1968 CENTAUR 15Mackie A. Webb, CW2 OH-23G Scout Pilot Jun 1967-Jun 1968 This is a product of four elements. CENTAUR 47Marcus A. Kempson, CW2 UH-1H/Nighthawk Pilot 1969-1970 "HMG One" and "HMG Two". 1-64. I seem to remember that Mark Schmidt, kia Dec 67, was C25, but I am not positive on that. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. The squad leader is the senior Infantry Soldier in the squad and is responsible for everything the squad does or fails to do. Should the individual die, their position may be inherited by someone else, at which point the callsign will transfer to the new individual along with the position. He is chosen for his demonstrated shooting ability, maturity, reliability, good judgment, and experience. Bravo Tree Fife This is Bravo Seven One Under fire 32674534 Out Bravo Seven One on the way Out Bravo Tree Fife Adjust 100 right O A squad leader yells for his Soldiers to shift fire during Bronco Rumble May 8, at Area X. Bronco Rumble is a combined arms live fire exercise conducted May 1-14, that puts Soldiers to the test, while stressing the importance of communication and leader development. CENTAUR 43Charles Pat Eastes, CW2 UH-1C Pilot Aug 1967-Aug 1968 Spots rounds and reports recommended corrections to the gunner. This, together with frequency changes and voice procedure aimed at making every unit sound the same, protects the military against simple traffic analysis and eavesdropping. You almost never need to punch in the actual unless there's some confusion, like you're taking the radio back from your RTO and you want it clear you're on the net or something, or you're making it clear you are Red 1 the platoon leader, not Red 11 the platoon leader's tank crew on the net. 1-51. I checked the photo of the crew status board that Mike Galloway sent me. This was a "code" word for each group to protect any form of information that might fall into the hands of Reinforcement squads may receive standardized callsigns, especially if they are coming in to effectively replace wiped-out units in an existing Platoon. Tactical voice communications ("combat net radio") use a system of call signs of the form letter-digit-digit. https://9thinfantrydivision.net/9th-infantry-division-history/ CENTAUR 3Frank M. Hock, CPT OPS OFF 1972 Callsigns are assigned to two different kinds of things: Most Callsigns are "standardized", being assigned to the same units / individuals in each mission. This page generated 0.94MB in 0.0287 seconds. The Army does fix bayonets. It's a matter of whether it's useful or necessary. Army Army Yep, Army Wait, even the Air Force?! (For ceremonial pu "ALPHA" is dropped because both elements carry the same callsign. CENTAUR 38Michael R. Banks, CW2 UH-1D Slick Pilot Jul 1966-Jul 1967 B = Baker CENTAUR 46Hugh "Sandy" McLeod, 1LT AH-1G Pilot/ARM OFF Jul 1970-Jul 1971 It was composed of 4 platoons. In wartime, monitoring an adversary's communications can be a valuable form of intelligence. When communicating internally in your platoon or squad for example, assuming all subordinate elements of your Platoon or Squad carry the same callsign, then it is acceptable to shortern your callsign to just the numerical assignment of your element. A grenadier with 1st Platoon, Company A, 1st Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, Task Force Bulldog, scans a nearby ridgeline after returning fire against an enemy sniper from a mountaintop observation post in eastern Afghanistan's Kunar Province. CP and OP locations. Also was Centaur 3 the Operations Officer (Yes)? The letter part of the call sign is not the company's letter (B vs F in the above example). Fleming to Peake 7 Nov 2020 Mike you could add "Stable Boy" CPT Tom Fleming Service Platoon. All duties and responsibilities can be executed by anyone in the absence of others. Version 2 / 5min read / Updated Sun 08 May 2022 / 2705 views / of verified. Alternatively, the sender may add "this is" before stating their own callsign, though most Shackers get used to omitting these works. a 2IC stepping up is never ACTUAL as he is not the proper leader of that callsign! Ensures the platoon is prepared to accomplish its mission, which includes supervising precombat checks and inspections. These call signs can often be found in radio conversations and reports. Assists the platoon leader with information management. The 1st Platoon leader would not be Checkmate 1 but instead Red 1. Enforces field discipline while the gun team is employed tactically. Seems like there had to be some official format for assigning call signs; and that it should have been recorded in Flight Opns. CENTAUR 19Michael Wilson, CW2, LOH Pilot 1969-70 A Team makes contact with the enemy, and I begin to do, what I call, my magic. Confirmed. Notorious (9th Infantry Division) Sign for its Forward Command Post. I'm often the approving authority on callsigns for various controllers. Other radio users, like B20, do not fit into the standard battalion model but are also assigned a call sign for protection. Though a player may be addressed by their nickname under some circumstances (mostly by someone within their unit), Callsigns are used almost exclusively in all Radio communications. The M249 delivers greater range and rates of fire than the M16 or M4. Thanks. A machine gunner and other 4-2 SBCT Soldiers patrol through a palm grove near Rashidiyah, Iraq. Instead, letter designations are randomly assigned using BATCO sheets, and appear on CEIs (communication electronic instructions), and change along with the BATCO codes every 24 hours. CENTAUR 55Farrell D. Swindell, CW2 AH-1G Pilot, 1972 CENTAUR 56Paul V. Martindale, CPT AH-1G Pilot Nov 1971-Apr 1972, KIA 28 April 1972 (per Info Sheet) WebThe Center for Army Lessons Learned leads the Army Lessons Learned Program and delivers timely and relevant information to resolve gaps, enhance readiness, and inform modernization. It gets confusing I know. WebInfantry Platoon Tactical Standing Operating Procedure This publication is an extract from FM 7-8 Infantry Rifle Platoon and Squad. CENTAUR 31A AP The name is assigned to a unit on a semi-permanent basis; they change only when the U.S. Department of Defense goes to DEFCON 3. Fixed call signs for the United States Air Force stations begin with A, such as AIR, used by USAF Headquarters. 1-47. 1-61. This frees up the callsign to be reassigned to Reinforcements, if necessary, though often the reinforcing units receive completely new callsigns. CENTAUR 30Bill Wilde, MAJ HVY WPS SEC LDR, OPS OFF/Aerorifle PLT CDR 1966-1967 If two or more vehicles belong to the same group, they receive a number suffixed to their callsign to indicate their position within that group. CENTAUR 21Lewis Lew L. Barger, CPT UH-1C Heavy Scout 1966-1967 CENTAUR 11Ernest Ernie W. Sanders, CPT OH-23 SEC LDR Apr 1966-Sep 1967 Tom Noss, CW2 OH-6A Pilot 1971-1972 In UNITAF Callsigns are assigned to Platoons or to Companies. b. Have the frequencies and call signs on his person in a location known to all Soldiers in the platoon. Respond to the NCS issuing a net call (figure 1). Close with and destroy the enemies of the United States of America in close combat. CENTAUR 14Larry M. Dau, CW2 OH-6A Pilot Sep 1970-Sep 1971 In tactical situations, the Marine Corps utilizes call signs naming conventions similar to the Army's. - Soldiers Manual of Common Tasks Warrior Leader Skills Level 2, 3, and 4 (STP 21-24-SMCT) c. Answer in alphanumeric sequence. STABLE BOYWilliam J. The gunner is normally the senior member of the medium machine gun team. A = Able CENTAUR 24Charles Pat "Juaquin" Eastes, CW2 UH-1C Pilot Aug 1967-Aug 1968 Unused suffixes can be used for other call signs that do not fall into the standard call sign matrix, for example the unused 33A call sign is used to refer to the Company Sergeant Major. Individual movement techniques (IMT). CENTAUR 13?Harlan Gray Sparrow III, CW2 OH-6A Pilot Apr 1971-Apr 1972 sign in Langerwehe, Germany. Eastes to Peake 5 Nov 2020 One more addition. For example, "Alpha" is almost always given to the first Infantry Squad; Only rarely will the first squad be given any other name except "Alpha". CENTAUR 52Erik G. Brethen, CW2, AH-1G Feb 70 until DEROS Company Names: He has complete authority over his subordinates and overall responsibility for those subordinates actions. After doing some research, I was able to find several of the call signs that were used by the 9th Infantry Division. Centaur 4 - Tom Fleming - Service/Maintenance Platoon Leader CENTAUR 16Wesley Franklin Frank Walker, 1LT OH-6A Pilot 1972 Centaur 41 - Rick Arthur - Aero Weapons/HOGS Pilot/Aircraft Commander Typically, the second-in-command will be 8, forward air controllers, observers or medics can be 7, 6 and so on. Maybe there was no other unit like ours in the Army. In some cases, the lettering jumps all the way forward to "Kilo" and "Lima", and there is no indication that further letters down the alphabet cannot be used (so long as they are not standardized letters typically assigned to vehicles, such as "Mike", "Sierra", etc). CENTAUR 34A CENTAUR 6Raymond Ray Trouve, MAJ D Troop CDR Jul 1968-Dec 1968 Is an expert in radio procedures, report formats such as close combat attack, (see Figure 1-6), call for indirect fire (see Figure 1-7) or medical evacuation, (see Table 7-1a) plus is an expert on types of field expedient antennas. CENTAUR 28Allen Brinckerhoff, 1LT UH-1H Slick Pilot SEP 1970CENTAUR 28William R. Cooper, CW2 UH-1H Slick Pilot 1971-1972 They do not operate as semi-autonomous elements on the battlefield as snipers, nor do they routinely engage targets at the extreme ranges common to snipers. CENTAUR 14Ronald Ron A. Radcliffe, CPT OH-6A Pilot Sep 1971- Jun 1972 The automatic rifleman employs his weapon system to suppress enemy Infantry and bunkers, destroy enemy automatic rifle and antitank (AT) teams, and enable the movement of other teams and squads. Pre-BATCO systems used a series of appointment titles to identify users and individuals, "Sunray", for instance, referring to the appropriate leader. Altenhofen Oct 2011 Individual military pilots or other flight officers usually adopt a personal aviator call sign. WebSooo, new Call Sign. By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. Callsigns or tactical callsigns are assigned as unique identifiers to military communications. "NINER" / 9 is dropped because both elements are from seperate callsigns. The rifle squads were as Bill A. lists them. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. Know the duties of his teammates and is prepared to fill in with their weapons, if needed. Similarly, when the President is flown in a U.S. Marine Corps helicopter, the call sign is Marine One. Titles such as "Sunray" and (Sunray) Minor are still used. Understand the mission two levels up (squad and platoon). Would it be logical to assume that Delvy, Gun Platoon leader during Sanders time was Centaur 10? The automatic riflemans primary weapon is currently the 5.56-mm M249 light machine gun. CENTAUR 46Richard M. Ward 1st LT Jan 1969-Jan 1970 Similarly, an individual may gain someone else's callsign when inheriting their position, possibly losing their original callsign in the process. Other tactical call signs may be employed as mission necessities dictate. Any usage herein of logos, representations of nations or military organisations is done for the sole purpose of historical representation and under fair use.The UTFN software, utfn.net and unitedtaskforce.net is the sole intellectual property of United Task Force (UNITAF) and it's IP rights holders, All rights are reserved. Source: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Another Notorious (9th Infantry Division) sign in Normandy, June 1944. K = King CENTAUR 35William Mosenthal, 1LT Aerorifle PLT LDR Aug 1967-30 Jan 1968, Jan 1967-Jan 1968 There are two cases where this generally happens: When an infantry squad operates outside the primary chain of command (Special Forces), or when a new squads are created to Reinforce existing platoons or completely new platoons. As explained earlier Brevity in communications is important and so using your full callsign on every transmission can be time consuming. ShackTac uses a standard array of callsigns for specific types of units or player roles. 2019-2023. 2. This translatesto being the 1st Platoon Leader of Company A, part of 1st Battalion, 60th Infantry Regiment. Safe Side", https://www.army.gov.au/sites/default/files/2019-11/northern_ireland_operational_aide_memoire_1978_0.pdf#page=21, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Military_call_sign&oldid=1093180135. Have the frequencies and call signs on his person in a location known to all Soldiers in the platoon. Two Slick platoon consisted of 10 helicopters each which inserted, transported, and extracted troops. In platoon and company headquarter elements, there are many personnel that use radios and that communicate with external units such as higher-headquarters or support attachments and they each will have a unique callsign. CENTAUR 30Charles "Charlie" Johnson, 1LT UH-1C Pilot/Aero Weapons Jun 1967-Jul 1968 CENTAUR 36Harold Reid Fisher, CPT Aerorifles PLT CDR/D Troop XO Jan 1967-Dec 1967 Fleming to Peake 6 Nov 2020 Maj. Harold Fisher moved from the Aero Rifle Platoon to XO D Troop in September 1967 and served in that position until December 1967 when he ended his tour in Vietnam. Ops Officer 72. Examples might be "November Lima Two-Zero-One" or "Navy November Lima Two-Zero-One." Assigns clear tasks and purposes to the squads. CENTAUR 29Joel Randy Woodley, 1LT UH-1H Slick Pilot Sep 1971-Apr 1972 Identifies 40-mm rounds by shape and color. Be able to engage targets from the prone, kneeling, and standing positions with and without night observation devices, and understands the mission two levels up (squad and platoon). The use of standard callsigns allows most players to immediately identify the type of unit by its callsign regardless of any other variables of the mission. 9th Infantry Division Reconnaissance Troop: Nomad What happened to Delvy then? CENTAUR 12Bruce Powell, CPT OH-23 Scout/AH-1G Pilot Feb 1967-Aug 1968 . Stan Allen (6Jan2017): During 1969 and 70 Mr. Zorger's call sign was C-28 . 610th Tank Destroyer Bn (Towed): Nuisance All components of the Ninth Division were given code names that started with the letter N. During one such contact, all kinds of traffic from the Birds etc., a new voice came up on the Net. I think you are correct, that there was no official call sign like C-6 or C-30. Obtains ammunition from other Soldiers who are carrying 7.62-mm machine gun ammunition. They are there to seize a piece of land and cause as much carnage as possible, then leave once the army gets there This includes . 1-55. He is normally the senior Soldier of the fire team and must . Centaur 38 - Mike Banks - Aero Rifle/Slicks Pilot/Aircraft Commander 1-60. Military call signs are a rite of passage for many who serve in the Armed Forces. This is a very rare occurrence in ShackTac videos. Each radio communication starts with the callsign of the intended recipient, followed by the callsign of the sender. Im a Jarhead. Yeah, but. The USMC pushes tasks further down the ranks than the Army. Calling for fire is an NCO task in the Army. Its a task a La Maybe Collins can help us out with the Call Sign structure of the LRRPs. STABLE BOYThomas Fleming, MAJ TRP CDR, SER/MNT PLT LDR Stable Boy as CPT Feb 1967-Jan 1968 CENTAUR 40Roman Millett, CPT Gun/Scout PLT LDR, & XO Jan 1970-Dec 1970 Another option would be to use a unit callsign from the publication known as JANAP 119, such as "Old Nick Two-Zero-One." CENTAUR 3Richard P. Timmermeyer, CPT 1968-1969, OPS OFF Feb 68Aug 68 Be capable of engaging all targets with well-aimed shots. Understands the mission and commanders intent two levels up (platoon and company). 1-56. The largest military subreddit on reddit. I reviewed some of the Air Cav TO&E's on line. CENTAUR 27Kenneth H. Rucki, CW2 UH-1H Slick Pilot Aug 1969-Aug 1970 1-48. CENTAUR 15Steven C. Suiter, 1LT OH-6A Pilot 1971-1972 CENTAUR 40Bruce A. Powell, CPT Aero Weapons Jul 1968 -Aug 1968 The rifleman provides the baseline standard for all Infantry Soldiers and is an integral part of the fire team. CENTAUR 20AP Consistent call signs can aid in this monitoring, so in wartime, military units often employ tactical call signs and sometimes change them at regular intervals. [1] Also, companies often have the letter they are designated by ('A', 'B', 'C' or 'D') be the first letter of their call sign. If the platoon leader got on a network with more than one red/white/blue 1 he'd identify himself by company (Able Blue one as an example). Knows the ballistic effects of the weapon on all types of targets. 899th Tank Destroyer Battalion: Jersey, Part of a 9th Infantry Division Radio Report. Feb 68 Jim Moore, KIA March 68, was C20. Dan Keirsey, 1LT UH-1H Slick Pilot 1972-1973 The aircraft with the number "One" typically has some extra responsibility and authority to manage other aircraft of the same callsign, though this can easily change according to the situation. Navy and Marine Corps aircraft will typically use a stateside naming convention based on the aircraft tail code, identifying the squadron or air wing assigned, and a three digit number painted on the aircraft's nose known as the MODEX. This is the lowest level of movement. M = Mike. a. In that case, the PL would be 'Charlie 1-6' and the PSG would be 'Charlie 1-7', The use of actual is used when there are multiple people using the same call radio, and it's basically a way to specify "I am not addressing your truck/track; I need to speak to LT Fletcher." Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment, 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division participate in Squad Designated Marksman training, focused on engaging targets with the M4 rifle beyond 300 meters. A rifleman with Company C, 2nd Battalion, 108th Infantry Regiment, fires his M-4 carbine during qualification on a Fort Drum range. Fleming to Powell 1 Oct 2011 Delvy was a Major for only about a month before he DEROSed. If you remember Cpt Stephenson was the ranking officer in the Aero Scout Platoon so he carried the call sign C-10 after 9 Sep. Consistent call signs can aid in this monitoring, so in wartime, military units often employ tactical call signs and sometimes change them at regular intervals. CENTAUR 24Ronald D. Holmes, 1LT UH-1H Slick Pilot 1972-1973 CENTAUR 25Thomas Tom Meeks, CW2 AH-1G Pilot Oct 1967-Oct 1968 Under the fluid conditions of modern warfare, he accomplishes assigned missions using initiative without needing constant guidance from higher headquarters. OPFOR Callsigns are typically assigned to vehicles and aircraft, whereas Infantry retain the same standardized callsigns in the lists above.

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