HF-GCS Grand Forks is now on the air

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Milcom Monitoring Post: HF-GCS Grand Forks is now on the air


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[blantonl]

For those that don't know - this is one of the more easily monitored networks that the US Military uses. For more information, see our wiki article:

USAF High Frequency Global Communications System - The RadioReference Wiki

 

[emtbls1987]

what is the freq. in Montana to listen to this

 

[DPD1]

I've always heard Andrews better than Offutt on the west coast, so not sure how this one will come it.

 

[ka3jjz]

what is the freq. in Montana to listen to this

Read the 2 links that were given in previous messages of this thread. You will need a receiver capable of SSB reception and a good antenna, preferably outdoors and away from the home. We have lots of information on both in our wiki - using the pulldown in the blue toolbar, mouse over wiki then click on HF Radio Topics

A good rule of thumb is to listen to 10 mhz or so and higher during the day, lower at night, propagation permitting.

73 Mike

 

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Milcom Monitoring Post: Joint Chiefs of Staff HF-GCS Network

Milcom Monitoring Post: HF-GCS Scope Command HF ALE Network

Great List of freqs.

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[gcgrotz]

I've always heard Andrews better than Offutt on the west coast, so not sure how this one will come it.

Hey Dave, if I'm not mistaken, Andrews operates a network of stations and even though the operator says Andrews, the actual transmission may or may not be. If I'm wrong, someone please correct me.

 

[karldotcom]

I've always heard Andrews better than Offutt on the west coast, so not sure how this one will come it.

I sent that in to Monitoring Times...I heard DAKOTA from Burbank. The night before OFFUTT was handling all the traffic so it surprised me. (and last night I heard Elmendorf for the first time)