Monitoring Military UHF Traffic

[BruceP]

I was curious if anybody in the San Diego area, would have Military UHF Channels that are current to listen to, my wife and I are coming out the the area in April and I have never really listen to the Military UHF frequencies at all. When we stay out at Shelter Island, we see the US Coast Guard flying around at certain times of the day and night. I see alot of activity coming from Miramar and Camp Pendleton, and thought the next time I come out I should ask for help in seeking the UHF Channels. If anybody wants to email them to me, my email address is bplv@cox.net. I admit that I am new at this, and if anybody could show me how to do this I would appreciate it, and thanks for your time in this matter.

B/Rgds,

Bruce P

 

[SkipSanders]

You will find quite a few Military Air channels in the database here:

San Diego County, California (CA) Scanner Frequencies and Radio Frequency Reference

You will also want to look here:

SoCalMilCom

and here:

http://www.scandiego.com/index.php

Also of interest will be the Command Early Warning System on 328.2 AM, which is the radio net all naval vessels monitor when in port to receive warnings and notices.

 

[brandon]

In addition to the great links posted by Skip, you may also want to visit SoCalMilCom yahoo groups
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SoCalMilCom/

 

[iMONITOR]

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