Here is a delta for today.
Roger ball has been called.
Good and Green
In a military context, "Good and Green" typically refers to a positive status check—meaning that everything is operational and ready to proceed. It can be used in various situations, such as equipment checks, mission readiness, or aircraft status.
Funny thing is, "Roger Ball" is the name of a book released in 2008 about a Top Gun fighter pilot named John Monroe "Hawk" Smith.
https://donautenbooks.com/rogerball/
The biography captures the thrills and challenges of being a fighter pilot, including the intensity of carrier landings, the hardships of deployments, and the camaraderie among naval aviators. It also explores the evolution of air combat tactics and the struggles to modernize fighter training after the Vietnam War
I remembered Q talking about B2 Stealth Bombers, I found this.
Q post 2397:
It tells us to keep our eyes on the ball.
Remember, POTUS already ordered the DECLAS.
OIG works w/ HUBER (important to remember)
How do you navigate around installed BLOCKADE? (Judges?)
How do you REMOVE installed BLOCKADE?
DECLAS—DECLAS—DECLAS
USE A STEALTH BOMBER
Well done jhartz! 👏
Some “operator” just got a control handoff, and is on glide slope coming in hot.
Here's another good one with a delta of May 30th, "call the ball" drop 4360: u/#q4360
Roger ball.
For the people in the back, "Roger, Ball" is called when a carrier pilot is landing and is lined up on the carrier deck, according to the carrier nav system. The 'ball' is the fresnel lens light that the pilot only sees when he's in the groove.
Yeah, it means the WH are ready to proceed.
‘Call the Ball’: The Optical Mirror Landing System
https://www.usni.org/magazines/naval-history-magazine/2019/august/call-ball-optical-mirror-landing-system
Excellent add! We needed that.