So the fourth ship in 82nd Squadron Charlie Flight would be “Charlie-Four” if they’re on a mission with just their squadron and 82-Charlie-Four if it’s a big multi-squadron brawl.Ģ. Similar to Homewreaker’s suggestion, the flight is known as: Squadron #-Phonetic Alphabet-Ship #. There was a suggestion to go back to a color-coding system, which would be awesome just to be able to say “Red-Five standing by,” but it feels like you would run out of colors very quickly if that was your only indicator.ġ. While the callsign might be a unique identifier, a pilot can glean no additional information from it. I’m starting to agree that it might be very confusing to understand who is who, particularly when flights from multiple ships are in the same battle. There was a lot of discussion regarding the naming of the flights within the squadron, specifically using the callsign of the ranking officer to identify the flight.
That topic has expanded into an exploration into how the Navy itself is organized and the numbering systems involved. RECAPįor the past few weeks, we have been playing around with Squadron Numbering. As always, please consult the first issue for the caveats and links to background material to see what’s already been established. Hello and welcome to this week’s installment of Lore Builder, our weekly feature where we talk out aspects of the Star Citizen universe with you, the community.
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