Charlie Foxtrot

Charlie Foxtrot

and CF (The CF is from the so-called NATO Phonetic Alphabet.)
1. Go to cluster fuck (sense 1).
2. Go to cluster fuck (sense 2).
See also: Charlie
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A] ** SMITH, Annabel Whisky Charlie Foxtrot Fremantle Press, 2012 303pp $24.
Smith, Annabel: Whisky Charlie Foxtrot
Chicago Center: "Baron Eight One One Charlie Foxtrot, descend and maintain 3000.
Center: "Baron Eight One One Charlie Foxtrot, I need you at 3000 in 12 miles for crossing traffic.
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A flight simulator will be installed in the cockpit so visitors can "fly" Charlie Foxtrot.
Rare 'whispering giant' is restored to former glory; Historic plane set to become a major Mersey tourist attraction
KELSO, March 5: Lucinda Russell, the trainer of Charlie Foxtrot, reported that the gelding was unsuited by the heavy ground.
OFFICIAL EXPLANATIONS
O'Brien may also land the following day's Sun Alliance Hurdle with URUBANDE and CHARLIE FOXTROT, the mount of Charlie Swan, can win the Festival Bumper.
Call up for Festival glory
Returned to its original British Eagle livery, Charlie Foxtrot will look striking, especially when floodlit at night.
Charlie Foxtrot is only one of four Britannias surviving out of the 85 built.
While working for British Eagle, Charlie Foxtrot spent much time flying from the UK to Marlinga, in Australia, with parts for the Blue Streak rocket.
Britannia rules again; A Merseyside hotel is hosting one of the biggest aviation projects ever and bringing back a famous airline name
Bookmakers were left with a virtual skinner when Marlborough's tumble left Charlie Foxtrot to come home unchallenged at 33-1 in the novice chase-but trainer Lucinda Russell was not complaining.
Russell, who needed a change of luck after four winless months, is mulling over the idea of having her first Festival runner by giving Charlie Foxtrot a Cathcart Chase entry.
Haydock: Daly makes plans for an Eyre raid on Festival
ONE of the great pioneers of British civil aviation, Harold Bamberg, will be returning to his former Liverpool base to reinaugurate Bristol Britannia Charlie Foxtrot this autumn.
Harold, 83, who was British Eagle Airline's founder and major shareholder, recalls Charlie Foxtrot very fondly and is highly impressed by the preservationists' efforts.
Pioneers of the great days of aviation; flight of fancy
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