noun
General Slang
bogey
· noun · military
An unidentified aircraft — possibly hostile, possibly not.
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A radar contact you haven't identified yet. Could be friendly, could be a bandit, could be an airliner that wandered off course. The point of the word is that you don't know yet — once you do, it gets promoted to bandit or downgraded to friendly. WWII RAF slang that's now standard NATO brevity.
“Bogey at angels one-zero, ten miles out — checking IFF.”
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bogey In A Sentence
Bogey at angels one-zero, ten miles out — checking IFF.
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Variants
bogie
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What does bogey mean in aviation?
A bogey is an unidentified aircraft — one that could be hostile or could be friendly, but hasn't been confirmed yet.
How do you use bogey in a sentence?
"We've got a bogey on radar, closing fast at two o'clock."
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