mdmonitor
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Travis,
GEEZ !!!! Did they really fly them in all the way for ND? Would've thought they would have been xferred by some C-5s or C-17.
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Travis,
GEEZ !!!! Did they really fly them in all the way for ND? Would've thought they would have been xferred by some C-5s or C-17.
Not that far! A few stops on the way.. Pretty good range on those types.
Besides they get to spend Winter a bit warmer than ND
They fly those new factory SH-60's from Connecticut to San Diego all the time.
Remember all those (AE4***) FAB123 mode s callsigns? Some to Norfolk as well.
Course after delivery we never,ever see them again on mode s
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Possible, but those aren’t their usual frequencies.
Currently (0515Z) hearing RETRO 71 with ZID 310.800 > 317.625. Should be RSAF F-15s headed to KBGR.
Noon local- DH8C, R50332 ( 15-00332 ) starting large circular pattern around Lakehurst.
ka3jjz
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I'm in the midst of doing a long-overdue cleanup of our wiki for Delmarva milcom information - some of it is 15 years old and no way is it valid any more. Along with this, I know we see a request for a list of frequencies from time to time.
This document showed up, in all places, in the Utility DXers Forum web page files area. Odd in that this group covers HF and below....anyway it's dated June 2020 and likely more up to date than anyone would find anywhere. I will be adding this to our wiki shortly, but here's the direct link - note that it's a PDF document....
Mike
This document showed up, in all places, in the Utility DXers Forum web page files area. Odd in that this group covers HF and below....anyway it's dated June 2020 and likely more up to date than anyone would find anywhere. I will be adding this to our wiki shortly, but here's the direct link - note that it's a PDF document....
Mike
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Attached is my most current list as of November 2020. I usually issue quarterly updates so normally I wouldn't send one out until end of December.
But since you're updating the wiki here's the latest version.
mdmonitor
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1510- Snoop 32 (E-6B # 162783 AE040E VQ-4 Det) off DOV heading south.
1545- Hagar 14 (C-5M # 84-0061 AE055C 9th AS DOV) doing multiple approaches at Harrisburg (124.1). Bet that's quite a sight--that big old lumbering C-5 at low altitude over the Harrisburg area.
1545- Hagar 14 (C-5M # 84-0061 AE055C 9th AS DOV) doing multiple approaches at Harrisburg (124.1). Bet that's quite a sight--that big old lumbering C-5 at low altitude over the Harrisburg area.
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A couple of days old but I just noticed this --
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Watch This Huge Russian An-124 Condor Skid Off The Runway After An Engine Failure
One of the aircraft's engines broke apart in flight, sending fragments flying through the fuselage and falling onto buildings below.
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This tanker was working with three separate flights from NJ ANG - Devil/Satan/Hell Flights which were doing some mock bomb runs on one of the towns up here. They are quite lethal with their efficiency moving from simulated target to target.
Thanks, I was wondering what was going on there as well. Tanker callsign was STEEL 62. Fighters clearance out of ACY was via the "Delta Mike 101 stereo route". Anyone have a listing of these canned fighter routes, are they published somewhere ?
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There is no better list than the monthly lists put out by @mdmonitor. Seriously @ka3jjz if you are going to be distributing on his is the one. (Newest list posted in this thread)
freqhopping
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I just noticed some P25 ENC on 141.55, so it's not just local to Mark's area.
BM82557
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Not that far! A few stops on the way.. Pretty good range on those types.
Besides they get to spend Winter a bit warmer than ND
They fly those new factory SH-60's from Connecticut to San Diego all the time.
Remember all those (AE4***) FAB123 mode s callsigns? Some to Norfolk as well.
Course after delivery we never,ever see them again on mode s
In the air right now --
mdmonitor
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That's strange. Around 1530-1600 local time I was hearing some fighters (no calls noted) on NJ ANG discrete (294.725) and they were talking about attacking houses etc. I doubt that I could hear them if they were in the Duke MOA.
Thanks for your log Jared. I caught them on recording late last night as they came into the area. There was a photo showing them on the ground at Bangor today. Here's my logs:
RETRO 71-74
0623z 282.200 Check in with ZBW in the block 190-210 Non-Standard formation.
0625z 263.050 ZBW descending block to 11,000
0626z 132.000 wkg Bangor Civil OPs, ten minutes out looking for parking or follow me truck.
0632z 239.300 wkg Bangor approach with JULIET, down to the block 3-5k ILS trail runway 33.
Thanks..thought I was hearing things.. it isn't very frequent here..
Maybe one of the spooky test planes flying around?
Seems Altus OK guys worked the Pittsburgh C-17.1735 local Reach 258 C-17 #00-0180 911AW coming out of Soto Cano Honduras.. Was Pitt 88 the other day Southbound.
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MC258 (RCH258) Air Mobility Command Flight Tracking and History 13-Nov-2020 (MHSC - FlightAware
Track Air Mobility Command (MC) #258 flight from Olafsvik to Keflavik Int'lflightaware.com
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Airmen from the 97th Logistics Readiness Squadron safely packed nine pallets containing 90k pounds of food onto a C-17 Globemaster III to assist in the humanitarian aid for Honduras. The C-17 came from the 758th Airlift Squadron in Pittsburgh, PA, landed here in Mobility's Hometown for Airmen to...
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They were using 293.70 and 261.00 up in the Duke and referenced points in Emporium, PA...a small town about 40 miles from where I live. The area within the MOA has a good mix of geography from mountains, to towns, bridges, and industrial facilities. I get a kick out of when they target specific vehicles thinking that the people driving have no idea what is going on.
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