New TN ANG CP Freq.

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The new CP freq for McGhee Tyson ANGB, TN (134 ARW) is 303.0250 (Soda Control). No longer is 303.000 in use. Also known as "3030" among aircrews, this freq is moving away from all CP usages.

Just FYI. Thanks.
 

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Do you know where i can get a complete list of the freq's from TYS ? I listen to the 134th but not sure i have all the chanels.

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Feb 2010 change

That change was made in Feb. 2010.

BMT

Thank you for your input, however I have had priorities with military ops and functions of my own and am unable to find out such changes until returning home.
 

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Do you know where i can get a complete list of the freq's from TYS ? I listen to the 134th but not sure i have all the chanels.

Thanks

Below is a listing of some of what I had in my scanner. Not everything I had is listed but this is the majority. The ground operations used to be between 163-174mhz, but have moved to 138-144mhz in digital mode. Those ground frequencies are on radioreference under Blount County. Used to have all of the 163-174 ground freqs but since they changed over, haven't made an effort to search. I have been out of the loop for a while so please feel free to correct me on any changes. Also, could you please shoot over any freqs you have that aren't listed here. Thanks. Hope this helps a little.

Army National Guard – (278th ACR)
40.90 Tactical ops (heard near Sutherland Ave Armory)
41.50 “Guard Ops” and Helos A/A (Victor)
49.80 “Guard Ops” (old freq)
50.50 Helo A/G coordination
149.800 “Guard Ops”
241.000 Helo Ops
242.400 Helos A/A
313.000 Operations
373.900 “Guard Ops” (Uniform)

Air National Guard – (134th ARW)
143.800 Tanker Interplane/CP “Soda Control”
235.100 Air Refueling AR-328 (Atlanta Center 127.85) (Primary)
254.300 Atlanta ARTCC (AR-633) (with 133.6)
295.800 Air Refueling AR-633 (Primary)
303.025 CP “Soda Control” (Maint. Control also monitors)
311.000 CP “Soda Control” (only used when necessary)
319.700 Air Refueling (all tracks) secondary
321.000 CP “Soda Control” (only used when necessary)

McGhee Tyson Airport – (TYS)
116.400 Volunteer VOR
118.000/360.800 Knoxville Approach/Departure
120.650/395.900 Knoxville GCA
121.200/257.800 Knoxville Tower
121.500/243.000 Calling/Emergency/ELT
121.650 Clearance Delivery
121.900/348.600 Knoxville Ground
122.000 FSS
122.200/255.400 FSS
122.300 FSS
122.950 Unicom (TACAir)
123.900/353.600 Knoxville Approach/Departure
128.350 ATIS
132.800 Knoxville Approach/Departure (ground clearances?)

Knoxville Downtown Island Airport – (DKX)
121.700 Clearance Delivery
125.375 AWOS
126.600 CTAF
 

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The new CP freq for McGhee Tyson ANGB, TN (134 ARW) is 303.0250 (Soda Control). No longer is 303.000 in use. Also known as "3030" among aircrews, this freq is moving away from all CP usages.

Just FYI. Thanks.
Bryan,
What does CP and SODA control stand for?
 

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Not Bryan but CP = Command Post and Soda Control is just the name of the Command Post. Like in Memphis you may hear the local C-5s calling GRACELAND or the transits calling Elvis Ops or something to that nature.
 

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Joe...thanks for the reply. So SODA control is unique to the mil-ops at Magee-Tyson (Knoxville) airport? Strange name...wonder where it came from. I thought it was some sort of military acronym for something.
Again, thanks for the reply.
Jeff
 

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SODA is also the call sign of the Tyson tankers like SODA 91, 81 etc. I'm 99% sure that the call sign comes from their location. KTYS is actually located in Alcoa, Tn where they make aluminum Soda cans (Alcoa Aluminum) so there you have SODA. Like in Nashville being Music City our C-130s, while they last, use the call MUSIC xx and Memphis C-5s soon to be C-17s use the call sign ELVIS xx. Hope that helped some.
 
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