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A U.S. Air Force refueling tanker flying in the Middle East used the call sign PIKLRICK.
The call sign was a nod to the animated comedy
Rick and Morty
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Air Force call signs typically refer to the mission, or the Air Force in general. Not a talking pickle.
A U.S. Air Force tanker crew used an unusual call sign during a recent mission in the Middle East: “PIKLRICK.”
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The KC-10A tanker took off on an otherwise unremarkable flight from Al-Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, but soon attracted global attention for naming the flight after the pickle version of Rick Sanchez, the foul-mouthed mad scientist from the cult animated comedy
May 3, 2021
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) Someone in the U.S. Air Force apparently watches the cartoon “Rick and Morty.”
An Air Force KC-10 Extender that flew out of Al-Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates on Sunday used the call sign “PIKLRICK” on a mission that saw it fly east over the Gulf of Oman, according to flight-tracking data. The KC-10A is an aircraft that refuels warplanes in flight.
The call sign appears to be a nod to an episode in which one of the titular characters in the Cartoon Network show turns himself into a pickle to escape a family therapy session. In it, the typically foul-mouthed, drunken scientist Rick Sanchez shouts “I’m Pickle Rick!” as his grandson Morty stares at him with a sad look.
US Air Force flight in Mideast uses call sign Pickle Rick
Someone in the US Air Force apparently watches the cartoon Rick and Morty. An Air Force KC-10 Extender that flew out of Al-Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates on Sunday used the call sign PIKLRICK on a mission that saw it fly east over the Gulf of Oman, according to flight-tracking data.PTI | Dubai | Updated: 02-05-2021 18:26 IST | Created: 02-05-2021 18:26 IST
Someone in the US Air Force apparently watches the cartoon “Rick and Morty.” An Air Force KC-10 Extender that flew out of Al-Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates on Sunday used the call sign “PIKLRICK” on a mission that saw it fly east over the Gulf of Oman, according to flight-tracking data. The KC-10A is an aircraft that refuels warplanes in flight. The call sign appears to be a nod to an episode in which one of the titular characters in the Cartoon Network show turns himself into a pickle to escape a family therapy session. In it, the t
Air Force flight in Mideast uses call sign ‘Pickle Rick’ in apparent nod to ‘Rick and Morty’ Associated Press 6 hours ago An Air Force call sign was inspired by the Cartoon Network s Adult Swim cartoon Rick and Morty (Image from the Rick and Morty website). DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) Someone in the U.S. Air Force apparently watches the cartoon “Rick and Morty.” An Air Force KC-10 Extender that flew out of Al-Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates on Sunday used the call sign “PIKLRICK” on a mission that saw it fly east over the Gulf of Oman, according to flight-tracking data. The KC-10A is an aircraft that refuels warplanes in flight.