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Hannibal
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As in Lecter...One of of our squadron (21FS) Flight Surgeons, also an F-16 pilot who, while flying a six-ship of Vipers trans-pacific, nauseated us with stories of becoming hungry when smelling cauterized human flesh in the operating room.
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Harm
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I was on a bar overcrowded with some friends of the 92nd squadron (A-4 skyhawk pilots) and they started joking with a girl so i tried to be polite with her but instead I ''accidentaly'' throw the f*cking glass I was grabbing on her chest - I don't know how, someone hit me or pushed me... Well the fact is that I hit her real hard so I earned that nickname. Ain't so bad I think.
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Hawk
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Because of the shape of my nose and my sharp eyesight, I guess...
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Hipshot
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Given by an A-7 driver while in Korat, Thailand in the early 1970s. He seemed to think I offered opinions without thinking. Some think I haven't changed in over 30 years!
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Homer
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When our wing commander had told us that we were going to run 10 kilometres, I subsequently said: "Do'h!", catching the wing commanders attention. He was staring at me with a perplexed look on his face for like thirty seconds. After I was punished with a lot of push-ups, I got the callsign Homer.
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Hooch
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Having a tendency to drool.
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Huevos
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The literal transition in Spanish means "Eggs"! The slang translation would be "Balls". I received this call sign after graduating from pilot training based on my attempt of numerous flying accolades albeit safe, but very daring! It also rhymes with my last name!!
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HULK
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Normal people turn green when mad. Citizens to soldiers "Go Green" when angered by terrorism
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Hurl
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During a party where the pilots had a few he began eating raw eggs. For some reason his stomach didn't go along.
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Husker
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I had real gravelly tones back in the force.
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Other callsigns
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Hammer,
Hang,
Happy,
Harpo,
Harry,
Harv,
Hatch,
Hawk,
Heater,
Heebs,
Herc,
Hi Top,
Horse,
Hoss,
Huey,
Hussy,
Hymie,
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