Have Quick

[Chutdoggin]

Trying to settle a bet with a young guy. Anyone know where it's written(or used to be written) what the standard signal for push to have quick is?

Checked 3-3, 11-205, 11-218, 11-2mds all to no avail.

Caveat that I hate losing bets...

[Warrior]

You're looking for "go active"?

First link I found on my phone:

https://nato.radioscanner.ru/files/article65/multiservicebrevityc.pdf

Also known as AFTTP(I) 3-2.5 multiservice brevity codes...pretty sure the link is out of date, but "go active" hasn't changed.

[Krypto]

https://www.alsa.mil/mttps.html

Here's the source. Need to be on mil computer to access.

[Chutdoggin]

Checked ALSA, way too "joint" for this - not the standard "push active"... Kept passing it comm out yesterday and got nothing but deer in headlights back.

Looks like I'm out a monster....

[Warrior]

What are you saying is the comm out standard for pushing active?

[schokie]

I thought it was hook 'em horns. Maybe your problem was you were trying to pass the signal to an Aggie?

I haven't seen it written anywhere other than community standards though.

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[matmacwc]

Pull your junk out and wave it around like you just don't care.

Lock it MF.

Edited July 17, 2014 by matmacwc

[hispeed7721]

I haven't seen it written anywhere other than community standards though.

This

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[czecksikhs]

Irrelevant, you should have checked in "Unable." Eff HQ.

[billy pilgrim]

Irrelevant, you should have checked in "Unable." Eff HQ.

Wait - are you C2??

[SocialD]

I thought it was hook 'em horns. Maybe your problem was you were trying to pass the signal to an Aggie?

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Which brings up another question...how does an Aggie pass a BD check to his Texas Tech wingman?