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I received a message "Broadcast beacons for 1/KG 40 A/C".
Whats this mean? |
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Lucky Jack
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Dont know what it means, but it has nothing to do with you.
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Ocean Warrior
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Something about german aircrafts, i think...
I tried to google it: IE: Lg.Kdo Norwegen 1/KG z.b.V 108 Ju 52 see/He 59 + 60 Hommelvik A/C probably means aircraft..
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It's just a "colour" message to make you feel a little less lonely when on patrol.
The actual message would have been for a u-Boat to transmit a beacon signal for the 1st Kampfgeschwader and I assume the 40 A/C means 40 aircraft. I may be wrong on the last bit. |
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eye candy
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Lucky Jack
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It is code for #1 with cheese and go large on the fries...
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I'm still waiting to get a radio code like BZ 32V . . .WWII US Navy code for Good Job (BZ) and Dumbo, the sea plane (32V)
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You shouldn't get that message; BZ at that time would be rendered Baker Zebra. Besides, it didn't mean "well done" until the first NATO codebook, issued four years after the war ended.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bravo_Zulu
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There has to be an equivilent . . . and with as many mines as I seem to find in The Channel I wouldnt be shocked to get it
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I have been known to post this on ocassion:
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Read above !!
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1./KG40 means Erster Gruppe (First Group)/KampfGeschwader 40 (A Geschwader would be roughly equal to a USAAF Bomber Wing or a RAF Group). 1./KG40 was formed 1.11.39 at Bremen with Fw 200C bombers and flew from June 1940 to March 1943 out of Bordeaux-Merignac. The KG was using He-111s and He-177s as well, up to 45 aircraft in all.
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Hi and welcome CX
Great post as a first too ![]() |
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That would be "Broadcast beacons for 1 Kampfgeschwader, 40 aircraft". Ein Kampfgeschwader was a dive-bomber unit, I think.
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