go Winchester

present singular third person goes Winchester · participle present going Winchester · past went Winchester · participle past gone Winchester

1. aeronauticsTo run out of ammunition, requiring a return to base.

   He had come from another controller, so he only had two Mavericks and [his wingman] had four Mk-82s, so they went Winchester pretty quick.

   2007, Steve Call, Danger close: tactical air controllers in Afghanistan and Iraq, page 149

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   We go Winchester before we go target." Winchester was thirty-thirty, the UHF frequency we used in flight school when we were both flying solo

   1990, G. C. Hendricks, The second war, page 52

   Nobody had gone Winchester before - Charlotte and Tony had just made British Apache history. Billy sent our ammo requirements to Kev Blundell in Bastion

   2009, Ed Macy, Apache: Inside the Cockpit of the World's Most Deadly Fighting Machine, page 321