New Talkgroups - Department of Defense P25 System

[TAnderson]

New (unidentified) Talkgroups have been added to the existing Department of Defense P25 Trunked Nationwide system.

Current Unidentified/New Talkgroups are showing up on my Scan of the frequencies at Naval Air Station, Pensacola.
Does anyone know - where on the web we can lookup "who" are these new Talkgroups?

Currently Unidentified Talkgroups
29435
29398
29401
29405
29517
29518
29516

 

[RaleighGuy]

New (unidentified) Talkgroups have been added to the existing Department of Defense P25 Trunked Nationwide system.

Current Unidentified/New Talkgroups are showing up on my Scan of the frequencies at Naval Air Station, Pensacola.
Does anyone know - where on the web we can lookup "who" are these new Talkgroups?

Currently Unidentified Talkgroups
29435
29398
29401
29405
29517
29518
29516

Other than RR there typically isn't a list posted any where, for them to be added to the RR database they need to be identified with usage, unidentified TGs are not supposed to be added to the database. If you want to add them to the Wiki page for the system that would be allowed. Link below.

United States Department of Defense (14C) - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

 

[TAnderson]

Well...somebody must know...(who? where?) the current/good RR database has a lot of known DoD TalkGroups...We can agree somebody (more than one?) put them in the RR database. Where are they getting their Radio/TG information? Pentagon?

 

[ecps92]

Well...somebody must know...(who? where?) the current/good RR database has a lot of known DoD TalkGroups...We can agree somebody (more than one?) put them in the RR database. Where are they getting their Radio/TG information? Pentagon?

Lots of dedicated monitoring and note takings occur to ID agencies.

 

[RaleighGuy]

Well...somebody must know...(who? where?)

I'm sure if you join the military and get assigned in comms at the base they'll share what you need to know.

If the traffic is in the clear it comes, as @ecps92 said, through "Lots of dedicated monitoring and note takings". Keep in mind, the information isn't public information and is found through the hard work of RR members, not simply found by a few clicks on Google.

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Well...somebody must know...(who? where?) the current/good RR database has a lot of known DoD TalkGroups...We can agree somebody (more than one?) put them in the RR database. Where are they getting their Radio/TG information? Pentagon?

Also the vast majority of RR users/contributors are primarily interested in LE, Fire & EMS comms. Only a tiny fraction of that number give the Dept of Defense the time of day. It's a "niche" listening genre in an already niche hobby in general

 

[IC-R20]

You could always email Chris Parris who runs the MT Fed Files blog to see if they have anything.