As far back as the Second World War, Canadian pilots have used call signs to identify themselves to colleagues in the air and on the ground.

Blue Angels pilots are know for incredible skills and death-defying flights. But their call signs offer a peek into the people under the helmets.

The call sign for No. 3 pilot Maj. Brandon "Wobbly" Wilkins seems to be a mystery as Wilkins has not made any public statements regarding his call sign. Lt. Cmdr. Wes 'Trash Blast'Er' Perkins.

It’s nothing new when an Army helo crew throws out interesting call signs before taking flight. Today, a CH-47 Chinook helicopter crew — with a tail number of AE59B1 — plugged in a call sign ...