Area 51 designated with a new name, page 1
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Topic started on 16-1-2010 @ 08:01 AM by REMISNE
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The Air Force’s classified test range at Groom Lake, Nev., has never lacked for evocative nicknames — it and its restricted airspace have been called Dreamland, Paradise Ranch, The Box and, most famously, Area 51. Now there’s a less romantic moniker to throw on the pile: “Homey Airport,” according to a few civilian aviation journals.

“Homey Airport” now appears as the official name for a certain air base near a certain dry lake bed in Nevada, according to reports in the Web site of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, as well as the Daily Aviator blog and others. New editions of flight planning software and civilian aviators’ GPS gear lists the name and the official designation “KXTA” — which online wags have speculated stands for “extraterrestrial airport.” (The “k” designation indicates only that the field is in the U.S., according to the Federal Aviation Administration.)


reply posted on 18-1-2010 @ 03:07 AM by gariac
reply to post by REMISNE



Check the date on that article. This is old news.

If you google around the net, you will find only the Honeywell database uses KXTA and Homey. Once in a while Groom Lake is referred to as Home Plate, which is probably where Homey is derived. In FAA documents, you will find they use either TNX or TKM, with or without the K prefix. TKM is always Groom Lake. TNX could be the TTR or Groom Lake. You can tell by the routing and altitude. Groom lake flights are either 14kft or 15kft, depending on direction. The Groom Lake flights usually have the fixes FIDOE and or SHOWW in them. There is thread on ATS with a copy of my FOIA showing these are "reserved" aviation fixes. (The Janets fly under the reserved prefix of WWW.) Flights to/from the TTR are higher altitude and often have TPH (Tonopah civilian airport) in the routing.

Dreamland is the airspace above the base, not the base itself, but that is nitpicking.

I have about 8 clippings from old EPA reports showing Groom Lake, so that seems to be the preferred designation of the base. There is also Det 3 of the AFFTC, but I think that is specific to the base operator. Since the Navy and Marines have used the bases, I'm not sure it should be strictly referred to as DET 3. That's one for Shadowfax.



reply posted on 30-1-2010 @ 02:29 AM by gariac
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Type in Homey in the search box.

You can find the Honeywell document with homey here:
xta homey


reply posted on 25-2-2010 @ 12:22 PM by mikelee
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It no longer matters what they call it, all of the top secret stuff has been moved completely to Dugway Proving Ground in Utah. Including all of the alien technology, reversed engineered craft along with a few developmental aircraft also.


Per my original post, yes it was.


reply posted on 25-2-2010 @ 12:35 PM by Ophiuchus 13
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Homey dont play dat lol, YEA the name is wild wonders who made that one up.

[edit on 2/25/10 by Ophiuchus 13]


reply posted on 25-2-2010 @ 12:39 PM by The Wave
reply to post by Shadowhawk



Hi Shadowhawk,

Thanks as usual for your balanced response. Because of yourself and others who always provide detailed information/photos based on local experience, observations and technical understanding I agree - it is still active in black projects.

If other posters want to believe in reverse technology on ET craft - then they should feel free to explore Utah, New Mexico, Alaska or wherever... fact is, Area 51 is probably more active to-day than every before.

Peace!


reply posted on 25-2-2010 @ 02:49 PM by firepilot
Originally posted by mikelee
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It no longer matters what they call it, all of the top secret stuff has been moved completely to Dugway Proving Ground in Utah. Including all of the alien technology, reversed engineered craft along with a few developmental aircraft also.


Per my original post, yes it was.


And per my post, NO IT WAS NOT.

Area 51, Groom Lake, DET 3 AFFTC, whatever you wish to call it, as just as busy as ever. Nothing was moved to Utah, unless you want to believe a silly article written by a guy who got lost when driving around Nevada.

Its unfortunately how such journalistic malpractice, should take on a life of its own. Shortly after that story was written, people realized this guy has never even actually found the base but pulled up to some cattle gate on the wrong road. But, people still want to claim the base was closed up and its all moved to Utah.

of course there is ZERO EVIDENCE of anything moved to Utah, but lots of evidence that Groom Lake is as busy as ever, based on new construction there, and the daily commuter flights



reply posted on 25-2-2010 @ 11:17 PM by gariac
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Arguing with the "Groom Lake has been moved" crowd is useless since you are dealing with people that believe what they want to believe, rather than facts. The following link is about the (cough cough) new Area 51.

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