Frequencies for Military in Hawaii?

[pslel]

Dont see ones on RR for example Pearl Harbor. See public safety for islands listed on RR, but not the bases. Would be a great location for monitoring when we go there in vacation this spring. Anyone with information?

[blantonl]

Most Hawaii military agencies use trunked systems in the area (which are all documented in the database)

Pacific Mobile Emergency Radio System (PACMERS) Trunking System, Honolulu, Hawaii - Scanner Frequencies

[gesucks]

99 % of DOD in Hawaii is on the PACMERS P25 trunked radio system

[kma371]

Originally Posted by pslel

Dont see ones on RR for example Pearl Harbor. See public safety for islands listed on RR, but not the bases. Would be a great location for monitoring when we go there in vacation this spring. Anyone with information?

Thanks

Pearl Harbor is a National Park now, not a military location. You may be thinking of Hickam AFB?

[BCFlash]

kma371- While the Navy and the NPS have a joint operation of the USS Arizona Memorial, Pearl Harbor-Hickam is a very active joint air force-navy military base. The Navy has submarines and other ships based at Pearl Harbor, Hickam has F-15 and F-22 fighters on air defense alert plus a lot of military transport traffic. The USS Missouri battleship is also on display just west of the USS Arizona, but is not part of the NPS operation.

When I get back over there I will try to find some more frequencies. Local Honolulu City-County Police and FIre are using systems that can't be monitored with a scanner.

The Coast Guard also is active with a ship station in Honolulu and an air station at Barbers Point, not far from Pearl Harbor. Army aviation is at Wheeler Field, next to Schofield Barracks in the center of the island- a very large base, home of the 25th Infantry Division. The Marines and Naval Air are at Kaneohe on the north shore.

[pslel]

thanks for all the replies!