VA National Guard

[KC4ASF]

What frequency bands are the VA National Guard using now? I am missing their information somehow.
Thanks
Ben

 

[markrob7000]

Military VHF/UHF Air Radio Frequencies

This site is dated September 2019

 

[KC4ASF]

Military VHF/UHF Air Radio Frequencies

This site is dated September 2019

Excellent, Thanks!
73
Ben

 

[W4UVV]

What frequency bands are the VA National Guard using now? I am missing their information somehow.
Thanks
Ben

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When logged originally these were active frequencies. The helicopters were encrypted with "Half Pave" technology on low band vhf about 20 years ago.

Mhz. EM NAC LOCATION (N.M.F.....new RR software will not remember edited formatted columns.)

139.2000 (S) P1 NAC 632 STATEWIDE
139.2750 (S) P1 NAC 632 STATEWIDE
140.5125 (S) P1 NAC 632 STATEWIDE
141.5250 (S) P1 NAC 632 STATEWIDE
142.1250 (S) A RICHMOND AIRPORT
365.9500 (S) A RICHMOND AIRPORT
40.2000 (BM) A STATEWIDE HELICOPTERS (NORFOLK BASED)
275.8500(S) A STATEWIDE (HELICOPTERS) "CHOP"
246.8000 (S) A STATEWIDE AVIATION COMMON
41.5250 (BM) A STATEWIDE HELICOPTERS (CHESTERFIELD CO. BASED)
148.8750 (BM) A TRAINING FT. PICKETT
226.6000 (BM) A TRAINING FT. PICKETT

John
W4UVV

 

[KC4ASF]

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When logged originally these were active frequencies. The helicopters were encrypted with "Half Pave" technology on low band vhf about 20 years ago.

Mhz. EM NAC LOCATION (N.M.F.....new RR software will not remember edited formatted columns.)

139.2000 (S) P1 NAC 632 STATEWIDE
139.2750 (S) P1 NAC 632 STATEWIDE
140.5125 (S) P1 NAC 632 STATEWIDE
141.5250 (S) P1 NAC 632 STATEWIDE
142.1250 (S) A RICHMOND AIRPORT
365.9500 (S) A RICHMOND AIRPORT
40.2000 (BM) A STATEWIDE HELICOPTERS (NORFOLK BASED)
275.8500(S) A STATEWIDE (HELICOPTERS) "CHOP"
246.8000 (S) A STATEWIDE AVIATION COMMON
41.5250 (BM) A STATEWIDE HELICOPTERS (CHESTERFIELD CO. BASED)
148.8750 (BM) A TRAINING FT. PICKETT
226.6000 (BM) A TRAINING FT. PICKETT

John
W4UVV

Thanks John!

 

[prima19rider]

Thank you for this information, But, What does the (S) and (BM) designate?

Thanks , John

 

[KC4ASF]

Simplex.
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