Disaster Relief HF/VHF Aircraft Frequencies

[KU4WW]

Anyone know of Disaster Relief HF/VHF Aircraft (Civilian/Military) active frequencies originating in/around the effected area(s) of the Hurricane Katrina aftermath? Tnx.

I live 320 miles +/- north of Gulfport, Ms. My heart (and prayers) go out to the folks so deeply affected by this terrible tragedy. The eye of the TS Katrina moved north and just west of me with 6.15" of rain and a wind speed peak of 37 mph. Thank you again.

Jeff/KU4WW
Allsboro, Al.

 

[blantonl]

Jeff, see the wiki:

http://www.radioreference.com/wiki/index.php/Hurricane_Katrina

Warm regards,

Lindsay

 

[KU4WW]

Thank you Lindsay. I just saw found it and you beat me to the answer, lol. Thank you again.

Best regards,
Jeff Dover

 

[kb5udf]

Check CAP frequencies

CAP frequencies have been very active, monitorable from my mobile in Jackson,MS, particularly CAP ch. 1

 

[MississippiPI]

440.800, I hear it here in Jackson

 

[kb5udf]

Link to Coast

Thats some kind of simplex link down to the coast. I think it's jxn-Collins-Pascagoula,
but I'm not certain