Code Name Listing - F
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| Face Lift | An Air Force recovery procedure. |
| Face Mask | A three-day amphibious reconnaissance exercise held off the coast of Okinawa for the Marines. |
| Fair Measurement | An Army program related to the Anti-Missile Program. |
| Fair Oaks | Navy submarine signal processing set, the AN/WYQ-1. |
| Fall Airglow | [...] |
| Family Man | See COLLEGE MEN. |
| Farm Gate | Operation, Air Commandos, initially deployed to Bien Hoa AB, Thailand, counterinsurgency missions, "training" South Vietnamese (co-)pilots, 1961-196x, including A-1, A-26, AT-28, others |
| Fast Fly | See COMBAT PACER. |
| Fast Move | Operation, [...] |
| Fennel | Boeing Condor HALE (High-Altitude Long Endurance) UAV technology demonstrator built in response to DARPA's Teal Cameo study. Two airframes built, one flown. |
| Fiery Relief | Operation, delivery of supplies to volcano evacuees in Legapi, Philippines, by 2 MC-130Hs from the 353rd SOG MC-130H, Kadena AB, Okinawa, Japan, and others, during Excercise Balikatan 2000, 03/2000 |
| Fire Fly | Ryan 147A RPV development, under Big Safari, renamed/continued under project Lightning Bug, operational 04/1962-08/1962 |
| Firefly | AQM-91A/Ryan 154 RPV development, renamed/continued under project Compass Arrow, sometimes also Dark Eagle, 1966-1971 |
| First Look | A test conducted under Project CLOUD GAP a joint project of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency (ACDA) and DOD, with the Air Force functioning as the program manager to monitor missile production from a site located in England; a second test was scheduled. |
| Fish | [...] |
| Fish Bowl | [...] |
| Fish Hook | Area of Cambodia, north-west of Saigon |
| Flaming Arrow | An Army project under the Army Communications and Electronics Materiel Readiness Command. |
| Flaming Dart | Operation/OpOrd, USN air raids on North Vietnam, starting 02/1965 |
| Flaming Lance | Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) directed and coordinated exercise. |
| Flare Scan | A ground transmitter and airborne receiver. They were used by the Air Force in conjunction with experiments on instrument landings. |
| Flintlock Three | A Joint Chiefs of Staff coordinated exercise. |
| "Flipper Drop" | Operation, probably just nickname, based on movie "Operation Dumbo Drop", see AFNS 981104 |
| Floating Flare | An Army research and development program involving 40 mm ordnance. Aberdeen Proving Ground has negotiated with Northrop Carolina Inc./Ashville, NC for work. |
| Fog Cutter | A DARPA air-to-air guidance system. |
| Foreign Legion TTF | was Yankee Team, OpOrd for KC-135s from Clark AB, to support tactical strikes in Laos, 09/03/1964-1965, to Tiger Cub |
| Foresight Sierra | A communications system under development by the Army electronics Command for which Ford Aerospace & Communications received contracts. |
| Forest Green | USAF, intelligence collection operation, possibly SIGINT program for NSA |
| Forward Pass | A buried ground sensor which transfers information to aircraft for targeting. A Naval Air Development Center project. |
| Forward Pass | Program to provide over-the-horizon targeting through radar-equipped aerial platforms for a new 600-mile-range ramjet-powered missile against hostile targets. |
| Forward Talk | Joint Airborne Command Post. |
| Four Eyes Flintstone | A radar system installed at Rome Air Development Center. |
| Four Wheels | Air Force system using the AN/TSQ-47 traffic control system built by RCA. |
| Fox Hall | Classified airborne tactical communications equipment; may be related to a National Security Agency requirement. |
| Frantic | Operation, P-51s of 4th FG, flying bomber support from England to bases in the Ukraine, 1944 |
| Freedom Torch II | Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) directed and coordinated exercise. |
| Freedom Train | Operation, 04/06/1972 - 05/10/1972, followed by Linebacker |
| Freedom Vault | Field exercise held in March 1971 in The Republic of Korea to demonstrate the capability to deploy Strike Command (USSTRICOM) units to an overseas area rapidly. |
| Freefall | ? |
| Frequent Wind | Operation, Evacuation of Saigon |
| Fresh News | [...] |
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