Talk:Q179969
Latest comment: 9 months ago by Tanner Swett in topic Conflation of Air Force One and VC-25
Autodescription — Air Force One (Q179969)
description: official United States presidential aircraft
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- Air Force One (Q179969)
- Air transports of heads of state and government (Q3140914)
- aircraft (Q11436)
- official state vehicle (Q51078200)
- →(⁋) vehicle (Q42889)
- →(@) machine (Q11019)
- means of transport (Q106839123)
- vehicles and vehicle parts product (Q115797408)
- manufactured product (Q3406743)
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- →(⁋) vehicle (Q42889)
- Air transports of heads of state and government (Q3140914)
- Air Force One (Q179969)
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Conflation of Air Force One and VC-25
editThis item seems to be a conflation of two different concepts:
- "Air Force One," which is the call sign used for an Air Force aircraft (theoretically any of them, but usually a VC-25) which the President of the United States is currently on board
- VC-25, the designation of four Boeing aircraft (two VC-25A's delivered in 1990, two VC-25B's under construction) which are the official United States presidential aircraft, and which are popularly referred to as "Air Force One"
Should we create a new item for one or the other? Or maybe create new items for both and mark this one as obsolete? Tanner Swett (talk) 14:46, 2 February 2024 (UTC)