6Adam27
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From home WSW of Denver and later in the mobile, caught some FM traffic on 32.3 MHz today. We have, to the South at about 60 miles, Fort Carson with its range. Further to the South and East (> 130 Miles) there is Pinion Canyon. This frequency is not one of the regular range frequencies in the database. I have it noted as a Colorado National Guard frequency and that I have previously heard traffic on it. Signals varied but most were fully readable from the base and mobile.
Todays traffic was conducted initially in English with references to the range and to a number of (firing?) positions. Traffic was first noted at 0820 mountain and the last traffic was noted at 1600 mountain. Some administrative traffic was heard and at one point "The Medics" were told they could leave. Call signs were single numbers with "zero" as the net control.
After the early traffic the language changed to French. Numeric co-ordinates were passed. These were different on each occasion. There was an occasional piece of traffic in English, again of a more administrative type. Some of the English had a distinct Canadian accent to it.
Anyone else hearing this? Anyone else have any idea where it might be?
Todays traffic was conducted initially in English with references to the range and to a number of (firing?) positions. Traffic was first noted at 0820 mountain and the last traffic was noted at 1600 mountain. Some administrative traffic was heard and at one point "The Medics" were told they could leave. Call signs were single numbers with "zero" as the net control.
After the early traffic the language changed to French. Numeric co-ordinates were passed. These were different on each occasion. There was an occasional piece of traffic in English, again of a more administrative type. Some of the English had a distinct Canadian accent to it.
Anyone else hearing this? Anyone else have any idea where it might be?
