N0WRE
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Programmed in the FE Warren frequencies, sounds like reverse voice encryption.
Can someone verify this.
Thanks for the help in advance.
Can someone verify this.
Thanks for the help in advance.
FE Warren encryption?
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When I lived in Northern Colorado years ago (5) I programmed in the FE Warren trunked system and as I recall most talkgroups
were encrypted. I now live in Central MT. and programmed in Malmstrom AFB trunked system and it also is encrypted.
I believe the Missile Wings use full time encryption based upon their mission.
A couple of the frequencies that I do monitor and hear traffic on are the missile wing rotary wing aircraft, UH-1’s,
They use the callsign “Blade XX”, 271.9 and 308.8 am.
FWIW they will be getting rid of the UH-1’s and transitioning to the MH-139 helos within the next year and half.
73, Rex
were encrypted. I now live in Central MT. and programmed in Malmstrom AFB trunked system and it also is encrypted.
I believe the Missile Wings use full time encryption based upon their mission.
A couple of the frequencies that I do monitor and hear traffic on are the missile wing rotary wing aircraft, UH-1’s,
They use the callsign “Blade XX”, 271.9 and 308.8 am.
FWIW they will be getting rid of the UH-1’s and transitioning to the MH-139 helos within the next year and half.
73, Rex
N0WRE
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Guess I will take them out of the scanner. Thanks though.
I worked on ballistic missiles and sometimes comms at F.E. Warren. As previously posted, encryption is in use, for everything except AM aviation comms. I recall even being chastised once for testing a radio on a dummy load, thinking I could bypass encryption for testing.....regulation requires encryption anytime it if physically possible. (I was being lazy.)
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