Canadian Bombardier Iltis "96A"

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Canadian Bombardier Iltis "96A"

09-09-15, 18:46

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Terry Warner

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Stuart Fedak

I am cutting off the front fenders of a 1985 Canadian Bombardier Iltis ...
So my question is what would the 96A indicate?

Cheers!

Stuart

According to the big book of Radiotelephone Procedure for the Canadian Forces, 96A is not an MP callsign. Niner is reserved for command and staff. Six is reserved for the signals officer. Alpha typically is the first assigned call sign in a group.

If there was to be a fortuitous find for you and your interests, 96A would be the one!

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