Colorado National Guard Freq

Marcov · #1 (**permalink**) 12-21-2006, 10:39 AM

Does anybody know the Colorado National Guard frequencies? can they be monitored?

cstockmyer · #2 (**permalink**) 12-21-2006, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Marcov

Does anybody know the Colorado National Guard frequencies? can they be monitored?

I heard some guard humvees on EOC 1 last night, for what it's worth.

Thunderbolt · #3 (**permalink**) 12-21-2006, 01:46 PM

They are probably on the Colorado Statewide 800 MHz TRS, or they still might be operating on VHF-Low band. I would search the 34-35, 38-39, and 40-42 MHz areas. You might find them in that area.

73's

Ron

Skoz · #4 (**permalink**) 12-21-2006, 01:57 PM

What is EOC 1?

scanlist · #5 (**permalink**) 12-21-2006, 02:01 PM

Sounds like they are using TG 2395.

Phil.

abqscan · #6 (**permalink**) 12-21-2006, 06:16 PM

The Blakhawks are up on 230.800 to talk back to the ops desk at Buckley, but I don't know any other freqs for them.

Marcov · #7 (**permalink**) 12-21-2006, 10:33 PM

Thanks, everybody for the information. I appreciate it.

scanner_nut · #8 (**permalink**) 12-22-2006, 12:57 AM

You can try these ones also - Outlaw is their flight ops station located in a trailer on the ramp

BUCKLEY A.N.G. 135TH ARMY AIR BAT. 141.100 227.300 CH6> AIR/GROUND "OUTLAW"
BUCKLEY A.N.G. 135TH ARMY AIR BAT. 142.800 230.800 CH 5> AIR/GROUND "OUTLAW"
BUCKLEY A.N.G. 135TH ARMY AIR BAT. 32.75FM AIR/GROUND "OUTLAW"
BUCKLEY A.N.G. 135TH ARMY AIR BAT. 36.20FM AIR/GROUND "OUTLAW"
BUCKLEY A.N.G. 135TH ARMY AIR BAT. 41.75FM AIR/GROUND "OUTLAW"
BUCKLEY A.N.G. 135TH ARMY AIR BAT. 46.60FM EAGLE EAGLE AIR/AIR "EAGLES NEST"
BUCKLEY A.N.G. 135TH ARMY AIR BAT. 242.400 CH4> AIR/GROUND "OUTLAW"
BUCKLEY A.N.G. 135TH ARMY AIR BAT. 282.800 AIR/AIR
BUCKLEY A.N.G. APPROACH (TRACON) 132.750 TRACON
BUCKLEY A.N.G. ARTCC MILITARY TACTICAL 321.300 DENVER CENTER MILITARY COMMUNICATIONS
BUCKLEY A.N.G. F-16 AIR TO AIR 140TH TFW 138.275 VHF AM AIR TO AIR
BUCKLEY A.N.G. F-16 AIR TO AIR 140TH TFW 138.425 VHF-AM AIR TO AIR CHANNEL
BUCKLEY A.N.G. F-16 AIR TO AIR 140TH TFW 32.45FM FM LOW BAND
BUCKLEY A.N.G. F-16 AIR TO AIR 140TH TFW 32.85FM FM LOW BAND
BUCKLEY A.N.G. F-16 AIR TO AIR 140TH TFW 36.45FM COMMON NG AIR TO AIR CHANNEL FM LOW BAND
BUCKLEY A.N.G. F-16 AIR TO AIR 140TH TFW 41.45FM COMMON NG AIR TO AIR CHANNEL FM LOW BAND
BUCKLEY A.N.G. F-16 AIR TO AIR 140TH TFW 296.700 CH 15> CALLS REDEYE, VIPER, SNAKE.
BUCKLEY A.N.G. GROUND CONTROL 121.600 275.800 BUCKLEY A.N.G. BASE
BUCKLEY A.N.G. HELICOPTER OPERATIONS 227.300
BUCKLEY A.N.G. HELICOPTERS A-A A-G 142.400 AIR TO AIR AND AIR TO GROUND
BUCKLEY A.N.G. HELICOPTERS AIR TO AIR 32.75FM FM LOW BAND
BUCKLEY A.N.G. HELICOPTERS AIR TO AIR 41.75FM FM LOW BAND
BUCKLEY A.N.G. INTERCOM CHANNEL 303.000 COMMON AIR TO AIR CHANNEL
BUCKLEY A.N.G. OPERATIONS 372.200 FLIGHT OPERATIONS CHANNEL
BUCKLEY A.N.G. PILOT TO DISPATCHER 372.200 STATUS, PHONE PATCH
BUCKLEY A.N.G. SQUAD OPERATIONS 268.100
BUCKLEY A.N.G. TOWER 121.000 289.600 ALSO 307.300
BUCKLEY A.N.G. WEATHER "METRO" 344.600 "METRO" CHANNEL. METRO

abqscan · #9 (**permalink**) 12-22-2006, 02:36 AM

That list is a little outdated.... The ANG only used the FM freqs when they flew the A-7D from 1977-1994. And the Army now has a HUGE hanger to store all the birds....

Thunderbolt · #10 (**permalink**) 12-22-2006, 07:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Skoz

What is EOC 1?

EOC = Emergency Operations Center. In this case, EOC 1 is a talkgroup used by the aforementioned center, probably on a statewide basis. Many states follow this or very similar protocols for emergency/disaster communications.

73's

Ron

ColoradoRedlands · #11 (**permalink**) 12-24-2006, 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by abqscan

That list is a little outdated.... The ANG only used the FM freqs when they flew the A-7D from 1977-1994. And the Army now has a HUGE hanger to store all the birds....

Plus you're probably unlikely to find any F-16C support of snow removal. It would be pretty noisy.

Halfpint · #12 (**permalink**) 12-24-2006, 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by ColoradoRedlands

Plus you're probably unlikely to find any F-16C support of snow removal. It would be pretty noisy.

Yeah but, you've got to admit that it would be kinda neat having them make `strafing runs' up and down some of the roads. {VBW GRIN!} It'd be a whole new definition of "Thunder Snowstorms". {SNICKER!}

Just an `Olde Fart's' 2¢ worth. {CHORTLE!}

KC0UWS · #13 (**permalink**) 12-26-2006, 12:59 AM

Speaking of Colorado Nat'l Guard, has anyone actually seen their SINCGARS radios in their humvees? During my trips to one of the units I got the priviledge of seeing those babies turned on and operating (but they never said anything classified)!

Mojaveflyer · #14 (**permalink**) 03-28-2007, 01:09 PM

Current Buckley AFB freqs... This doesn't include the air to air stuff.

BUCKLEY AFB, CO KBKF ANG
COMMUNICATIONS - PTD - 372.2 ATIS - 119.675 259.3 DENVER APP/DEP - (R) 128.45
251.075 REMARKS: Class B Airspace TWR - (E) 121.0 291.675
GND/CLNC DEL - 121.6 275.8 PMSV METRO - 228.45 REMARKS: Opr full svc
1300-0200Z++, ltd svc OT, ctc KCOS METRO 342.5.

SECOEMS · #15 (**permalink**) 03-28-2007, 03:20 PM

During the Blizzard in Baca and Prowers County they National Guard were using DTR radios from a Cache from the Denver Metro Area. They utilized the MAC channels such as Mac 9, Mac 10, Mac 11 and Mac 13 were all used in Baca County during the Storms. They didnt have radios in most of their vehicles, snow cats, humvees, and 8 X 8 Trucks. They used handhelds.