Real-Time Updates:
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| 05/22/19 23:26:03 UTC 308.125 MHz ALBEMARLE, NC "...17SPU...""...triangle shaped field.." CAS work. First time noted. 05/22/2019 1915h and prev 2hrs. Based on players involved, one w/ "new orleans accent" as was on 123.475 05/21/2019 likely N611MG/MAG Aero in Moore Co vic. Very weak RX Stanly Co NC -AJ |
| 05/22/19 20:26:14 UTC 310.600 MHz ALBEMARLE, NC "...knock it off! Knock it off!" 05/22/2019 1615h Stanly Co NC. Ok Rx. -AJ |
| 05/22/19 11:45:49 UTC 288.4 MHz HARRISBURG, PA Air-to-Air chatting |
| 05/22/19 11:45:10 UTC 268.725 MHz HARRISBURG, PA Bored mil pilots chatting |
| 05/22/19 11:44:32 UTC 236.75 MHz HARRISBURG, PA Refueling Ops |
Frequency Updates:
Latest Frequency Submissions
| 05/21/19 17:43:03 UTC 310.600 MHz "...bullseye, one three two point one..." First time noted. Ok Rx. Presume distant. 05/20/2019 between 1030-1300h -AJ |
| 05/19/19 21:04:56 UTC 130.300 MHz "...Team Rescue this is Red Leader, Red Leader..." "...(?)broke(?) one, Red Leader, Red Leader, one-thirty-thirty..." 05/19/2019 between 12-1500h. Weak Rx. Poss Related to 236.0/251.9 comms -AJ |
| 05/19/19 21:01:46 UTC 236.000 MHz "...have your condition, number in your party?" "...this is Red Leader...clear comms...I have report of unknown personnel directly west of your position...window for...cache...concealment..." 05/19/2019 between 12-1500h. Weak Rx. Poss Relaed to 130.3/251.9 comms -AJ |
| 05/19/19 20:56:59 UTC 251.900 MHz "...light...wait for contact then say position..." "...08, 98, 179...(?)Strike King(?) grids are...17SPU...6(missed digit here?)308...98179..." 05/19/2019 1615h weak Rx. poss related to 130.3/236.0 comms -AJ |
| 05/16/19 01:11:53 UTC 49.150 MHz "...one this is DUSTOFF35 in the blind, we are 30 sec out calling for smoke for a clear...in for landing..." "...here are the patients you have to pickup, one bravo four alpha..." "...one this is 279..." PL151.4. 05/15/2019 1330-1400h. GUARD26279, H60, heard on 126.275 "8mi west" of KVUJ minutes later. First time 49.15 heard in use. -AJ |
| 05/15/19 12:32:35 UTC 42.000 MHz "...operations, DUSTOFF37 radio check on fox mike..." due to good Rx w/ suboptimal antenna prob in KVUJ vic. 2006h 05/14/2019 -AJ |
| 05/10/19 18:24:04 UTC 173.4125 MHz "Test one two, radio service" new NAC:911h. between 1300-1400h 05/10/2019 -AJ |
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Currently I have nearly 5,000 military/government callsigns in a searchable database. You can search by
callsign (or partial callsign). You also can search by the description of an agency/base/aircraft to
find all the callsigns used by them. Example, if you wanted to search for all callsigns used by
Tyndall AFB, simply do a description search "Tyndall".
All entries (both callsign and description) are considered wildcarded. This means that if you simply enter
"Tynd" in the search field, all entries with the letters "Tynd" will be returned. This is great if you
do not know the exact spelling of a callsign or description.
NOTE regarding US Coast Guard callsigns. If you're looking for Coast Guard 1701 simply enter CG1701 or better yet just the number 1701. If you enter the words Coast Guard you'll probably not find what you're looking for.
Also, if you hear the callsign as RESCUE 1701, again do not enter the word RESCUE, its true callsign still will be CG1701.
Please help your fellow monitors by entering callsigns you have heard and confirmed into the database. The more input we
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