Royal naval air service

[radioshane]

Dear forum members has anyone heard Yeovilton royal naval air service on 3.942 megahertz

 

[TAC4]

99.99999999 % Military is encrypted. Try wefax decoding, a much
better use of ones time. Sorry to be blunt.

 

[majoco]

Waaay back in the 70's I was in the Royal Naval Reserves and did a spot of training in the tower at Yeovil RNAS and it certainly wasn't encrypted then. The RNAS certainly talk with civilian aircraft and helos unencrypted on SAR missions.

 

[radioshane]

Be fair tac 4 not all encrypted
Culldrose is analogue
Plus it’s in ukafg book to

 

[radioshane]

No offence armed forces don’t do search rescue anymore .
It’s Bristows choppers controlled by
Uk rescue at Fareham
No offence

 

[TAC4]

You won't catch me trying to listening to Military traffic. it's
a complete waste of time. I went through the 70's 80's when
you could listen to the Military in CW, SSB, RTTY. Those days
are long gone. It's all encrypted SATCOM now.
HF radio would just be a backup system.

But it does seem your hell bent and very passionate about
following the Military. Maybe a better way to get your Military
fix is not through HF radio but through the flight apps that show
Military aircart activity in your area of the UK. Like ADS-B Exchange.
I just checked that site and there are fighter jets
training around the UK right now. Just hit the MILAT filter
brown button on the right and the button below that
to turn the filter on.

You will be in Military Air Force Heaven.ADS-B Exchange - track aircraft live

 

[radioshane]

Culldrose is available tho
Aparentley Yeovilton to

 

[majoco]

I expect a whole lot has changed since I left in 1974 - the RNR ceased to exist in one of those "cost cutting" exercises!