What is the call sign for the Vice President when flying on an Army plane?

The call sign for the Vice President when flying on an Army plane is "Army Two." This designation follows a convention in the U.S. government for the aircraft used by high-ranking officials. When the President is on a military aircraft, it is referred to as "Army One," indicating that it is the primary mode of transport for the President. Similarly, when the Vice President is aboard a military aircraft, "Army Two" is assigned to signify his status as the second highest official in the executive branch. Each of these call signs helps to maintain clarity and security in communications involving these significant figures. Other options do not refer specifically to the Vice President's status and are used in different contexts, highlighting the unique designation "Army Two" for the Vice President's travel on Army aircraft.