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Now that's a callsign

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I joined some friends last night at the NAS Oceane O'Club to have a few drinks. The airshow was going on so the place was packed and you always run into guys/gals you used to know. Anyway, there was a female Tomcat RIO there with probably one of the best callsigns I've heard in a long time....SUMAT. Translation, Shut-Up Men Are Talking. Now that's a callsign
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My favorite was a guy named Mann. His call sign, UDA. UDA Mann.
 
I have heard of a female with the callsign Toro. Her husbands callsign was Leaf. Supposedly they were referring to a Toro brand leaf blower.
 
My supervisor at my stash job said when he entered his first squadron, a guy had a callsign of "scrotum"...
 
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Hey! I am new to this board, but thought everyone might enjoy a callsign I saw down in Tucson, Arizona. A female F-16 pilot with the ANG unit there had the callsign "Mounds." The reason was because Almond Joys have nuts...Mounds don't. Names like these are becoming less frequent with the politically correct military though.
 
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