MILAIR Database

[topnik]

I see what you did there...

This is a list I have used as needed over the past 5 years.
All the freqs should be voice only.
Don't let the fact there is 3,813 freqs on this list scare you.
Set up enough Systems and Groups to scan the list.
You have any question PM or e-mail me.

BMT

Nice...bordering on BEAUTIFUL!!!

 

[ff-medic]

I have to disagree with your post.
When the "balloon goes up" they will use secure comms.

BMT

YEP. Operational Security ( Otherwise known as OPSEC ) and Safety for US Military Personnel.

I know from experience.

Kind of hard to defeat a KY-57


KY-57 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



FF - Medic !!!

 

[ff-medic]

Constantly searching is the best experience you can have. When the "balloon goes up" one of the first things that will happen per OOB and COMSEC procedures is that every frequency will be changed.

Frequencies remain the same, unless it is the regular time to change them

I will not be more specific - they change daily at a scheduled time.

In a combat situation - situation of conflict..........they change more often.

There is a book carried by US Military communication personnel with radio frequencies and other information ( like challenge and passwords - but there is a trick to reading them ) - and it is classified as "Secret". When I was overseas in Korea ( 2nd Infantry Division - Camp Casey ), I had a OD green "necklace" that I carried mine in, against my chest...under my uniform blouse. I still have it...packed away, marked on the outside with a permanent marker "Secret". Vetted by my S-2 ( Security ) officer ( Captain ) to carry the "book" in.

There are other ways that the US Military helps guard their land mobile and landline communications. If you are listening in to them......it is because they allow it.

Specifically.........a land mobile radio ( truck mounted & Tactical Operations Centers ) ONCE a U.S. Military Low band radio has been uploaded with encryption.....it becomes a sensitive device. It is not allowed to be "Unguarded". Once it is "Keyed up" an individual with at least a "Secret Security Clearance" has to be near that radio at all times to prevent unauthorized monitoring, and possible sabotage of the radio. So you can see the somewhat of a hassle of "Encrypting" a military low band radio, ( low band "Sincgars" - the radio used in conflicts and wars ) is only done as it is necessary.




FF - Medic !!!

 

[ff-medic]

That too, hopefully rendering not only interception but also decryption.... nearly impossible.

I was the "Six-One" element at a Brigade Level unit in the U.S. Army. I will not get more detailed than that at this time.

You are almost right.....Not "Nearly Impossible"......but Totally Impossible.

The NSA cleared that particular crypto for two way communications - for up to "Top Secret", as with most land mobile ( Low band ) encrypted military communications are cleared for.

Some communications are cleared for only and up to the "Secret level". And some radio crypto is cleared all the way up to "Top Secret".

Another thing is = DO NOT GET caught discussing Top Secret information.......on a radio system or communication device of any sort.....only cleared for a Secret security classification.......or lower.


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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._security_clearance_terms

Security levels[edit]

Security clearances can be issued by many United States government agencies, including the Department of Defense (DoD), the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Energy (DoE), the Department of Justice (DoJ), the National Security Agency (NSA), and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). DoE clearances include the "L" and "Q" levels. DoD issues more than 80% of all clearances. There are three levels of DoD security clearances:[1]

Confidential
Secret
Top Secret

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http://news.clearancejobs.com/2011/...ls-and-why-certain-information-is-classified/

The US Government relies on a system of security classification to ensure users protect sensitive information at the right level.

In the National Industrial Security Program, classified information is marked CONFIDENTIAL, SECRET and TOP SECRET. TOP SECRET has more restrictions than SECRET and SECRET has more than CONFIDENTIAL. For example, disclosure of CONFIDENTIAL information could reasonably be expected to cause damage; SECRET could reasonably be expected to cause serious damage; and TOP SECRET could reasonably be expected to cause exceptionally grave damage to national security

FF - Medic !!!

 

[DaveNF2G]

YEP you can get the same info on line for freq.
Is the info current?

BMT

Maybe more current online, generally. A book is fixed in time as soon as it is printed. A magazine is slightly more current than a book, but with publication lead times, it can also be outdated by the time anybody reads it.

There are many online sources that are very outdated because they were posted and then forgotten about. Active online communities that share information have the potential of being the most current sources. (Notice that I said "that share information" above - as has been pointed out by others in this thread, many hobbyists think their info is too precious to share.)

Almost forgot to thank you, BMT, for sharing your list.

 

[DaveNF2G]

Training frequencies don't change much. Monitoring from the US mainland, most of the activity heard is training. Theater frequencies might be the same, especially on the other side of the world where domestic monitors cannot hear them, but I wouldn't ever count on it.

 

[freqhopping]

If you have a verified list.....Keyword is "Verified".... for MILAIR Frequencies for Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Virginia.....I would appreciate it if you would email it to me at this website.

Do you follow these threads? http://forums.radioreference.com/ma...um/282002-sticky-thread-milair-ix-2014-a.html

Start here and you'll have pretty much everything currently in use.
http://forums.radioreference.com/ma...282002-sticky-thread-milair-ix-2014-a-12.html

Lists are posted fairly often in addition to comms as they are heard.

 

[BMT]

A few changes I found this morning.
KBIF BIGGS AAF (FORT BLISS)
M0097/14 - PERMANENT FREQ CHANGE FOR AIRSPACE INFORMATION CENTER (AIC) IS
134.100. 31 AUG 18:37 2014 UNTIL 28 NOV 23:59 2014. CREATED: 31 AUG 18:36 2014


M0096/14 - PERMANENT FREQ CHANGE FOR ATC GROUND IS 251.125. 31 AUG 18:36 2014 UNTIL 28 NOV
23:59 2014. CREATED: 31 AUG 18:35 2014

KFCS BUTTS AAF (FORT CARSON)
M0143/14 - PTD/OPS FREQUENCY CHANGED TO 138.75. 17 SEP 21:00 2014 UNTIL 13 NOV 09:00 2014.
CREATED: 17 SEP 21:00 2014



KHOP CAMPBELL AAF (FORT CAMPBELL)
M0128/14 - EAGLE RADIO FREQUENCY CHANGE: 285.625 WILL BE PERMANENTLY CHANGED
TO 285.700. 17 SEP 14:00 2014 UNTIL 15 DEC 23:59 2014. CREATED: 16 SEP 19:29
2014

KHIF HILL AFB
M0546/14 - PILOT TO DISPATCH VHF FREQUENCY CHANGED TO 134.75. 30 SEP 23:16 2014 UNTIL 29
NOV 23:59 2014. CREATED: 30 SEP 23:17 2014

KCBM COLUMBUS AFB
M0573/14 - APPROACH FREQ 132.02/126.07 OUT OF SERVICE USE 134.55 AND 269.55
OUT OF SERVICE USE 290.2. 22 SEP 18:01 2014 UNTIL 15 OCT 23:59 2014. CREATED:
22 SEP 18:03 2014

KVPS EGLIN AFB
M0638/14 - COMMAND POST FREQUENCIES 318.05 AND 328.025 ARE UNSERVICEABLE.
CONTACT EGLIN PILOT TO DISPATCH AT 372.2. 08 SEP 11:26 2014 UNTIL 05 DEC 23:59
2014. CREATED: 08 SEP 11:26 2014

KNFW FORT WORTH NAS JRB (CARSWELL FLD)
FDC 4/5449 - STAR FORT WORTH NAS JRB/CARSWELL FIELD, FORT WORTH,
TX
SLUGG SIX ARRIVAL
APPROACH CONTROL FREQUENCIES ARE 135.975 (N) 125.8 (S) 257.95. 18 SEP 08:00
2014 UNTIL 30 APR 08:00 2015 ESTIMATED. CREATED: 16 SEP 11:49 2014

FDC 4/5253 - STAR FORT WORTH NAS JRB/CARSWELL FIELD, FORT WORTH,
TX.
DODJE ONE ARRIVAL
APPROACH CONTROL FREQUENCIES ARE 125.2, 125.95, 343.65
UHF ATIS FREQUENCY 351.675. 18 SEP 08:00 2014 UNTIL 30 APR 08:00 2015 ESTIMATED.
CREATED: 15 SEP 18:19 2014

KJST JOHN MURTHA JOHNSTOWN-CAMBRIA CO
08/009 - COM ARNG GROUND COM OUTLET 138.55 CMSND (KEYSTONE
OPERATIONS). WIE UNTIL UFN. CREATED: 17 AUG 20:15 2012

KNGU NORFOLK NS (CHAMBERS FLD)
M0347/14 - BASE OPERATIONS VHF FREQUENCY CHANGED TO 134.1. 15 SEP 11:38 2014 UNTIL 13 NOV
23:59 2014. CREATED: 15 SEP 11:37 2014




BMT

 

[mrnavy2]

Anything new for Joint Base McGuire?

 

[BMT]

I check 322 locations about every 30 days.
It's either hit or miss finding changes.
There was nothing for McGuire.

BMT

 

[mrnavy2]

Thank you Sir.

 

[reconrider8]

Its prob like the ones who monitor the federal bands it stays in a file and doesn't get shared or even talked about really for the fact you spent all the money on scanners and hours upon hours of time trying to find new things and and log nacs

 

[N1XDS]

I check 322 locations about every 30 days.
It's either hit or miss finding changes.
There was nothing for McGuire.

BMT

What about MacDill AFB?

 

[w2xq]

Mrnavy2, living 8 miles away and directly under the glideslope of MAFB runway 6, the only frequency heard well is A/D 124.150. The tower 118.650 is weak. In all the years I've lived here, that's about it. (ATIS is boring.) These days, in the house, I leave a scanner sitting only on the A/D channel. Last Thu and Fri were busy with heavies coming in at 5-10 minutes intervals.

Updates to http://w2xq.com/bm-scan-nj-burlington.html#mafb are wecome. HTH.

 

[BMT]

Nothing for MacDill.

BMT

 

[BMT]

Has anyone tried using the Scan List ?
If so any results?

BMT

 

[mancow]

Has anyone tried using the Scan List ?
If so any results?

BMT

The only radios I have free that can handle that much data are the HomePatrol and the PSR-800 (I believe).

Then again, couldn't the same be accomplished with a 225-390 25k search?

 

[N1XDS]

Nothing for MacDill.

BMT

Thank you BMT.

 

[BMT]

Yes you can do the same thing searching 225-380.
That's why I took out 2,590 WIDEBAND freqs and 278 ILS, plus SONAR buoy freqs and SATCOM.
True you might get a SATCOM hit.

You also have to remember there are Tactical and temporary Tactical freqs that can only be used for 90 days or less.

Now you know why I say "it's enough to make your hair hurt"!

I have 6 bases with tactical aircraft, 2 bomb ranges and probably a dozen off shore Warning Areas to monitor.
I also monitor the UHF freqs for Jacksonville and Miami ARTCC.

BMT

 

[iMONITOR]

Has anyone tried using the Scan List ?
If so any results?

BMT

I attempted to cut & paste the entire list into my BCT15X, using ARC-XT, but the software crashed. Looks like I might have to chop it up into smaller segments.