02/26/21 18:37:21 UTC
238.900 MHz
MOLINE, IL
 (Corrected) R135 COBRA55 (62-4129) transiting southern WI
 
02/26/21 18:35:29 UTC
238.900 MHz
MOLINE, IL
 KC135 COBRA55 (62-4129) transiting southwest WI
 
02/25/21 20:20:31 UTC
252.100 MHz
WAUCONDA, IL
 MASH82 20 min out looking for parking with one writeup
 
02/25/21 18:52:01 UTC
319.175 MHz
WAUCONDA, IL
 air/air chat and heading for the tanker KC135 just left Grissom on flightradar
 
02/25/21 16:58:32 UTC
343.250 MHz
CLINTWOOD, VA
 Mid air re-fueling training Eddie41
 
02/14/21 02:49:06 UTC
132.550 MHz
?
 
02/12/21 07:43:49 UTC
121.500 MHz
?
 
02/12/21 07:41:41 UTC
123.300 MHz
?
 
02/12/21 07:40:05 UTC
252.100 MHz
?
 
02/12/21 07:38:31 UTC
281.025 MHz
?
 
02/12/21 07:31:27 UTC
243.000 MHz
?
 
02/12/21 07:29:55 UTC
123.550 MHz
?
 

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