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Canadian Forces Communications is basically no different then any other nations. Just maybe not as complicated. Below, first listed, are the bases in ontario that are close to Durham Region. Base communications are primary in the VHF region with any air operations operations in the VHF and UHF bands.

For air combat operations in the VHF/UHF, please see the NORAD section below.

CFB Borden - Barrie

The historic birthplace of the Royal Canadian Air Force, CFB Borden is the largest training facility in the Canadian Forces. The base is run by Canadian Forces Support Training Group (CFSTG) and reports to the Canadian Defence Academy (CDA) in Kingston.

Although originally an air force training base, CFB Borden is now a training base for several elements of the Canadian Forces:

AIRCOM's primary lodger unit, 16 Wing, consists of three schools: Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Technology and Engineering (CFSATE), Air Command Academy (ACA), and the Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Control Operations (CFSACO) (located off-base at Cornwall).

LFC's regular force and reserve force army units use a number of training schools and large portions of the base's 22,300-acre (90 km²) training area for manoevres.

MARCOM uses the base for the Naval Reserve Training Division (NRTD), where naval reserve non-commissioned members undergo a 9 week Basic Military Qualification (BMQ) course.

In addition to these specific environmental element commands, CFB Borden houses a variety of other purple trades training facilities and headquarters within the Canadian Forces, including a fire fighting school, a chaplaincy school, the Canadian Forces Recruiting Group, medical, dental and language schools, and supports local cadet and reserve units. The Toronto Police Service's Emergency Task Force also trains there occasionally.

CFB Borden hosts the Blackdown Cadet Training Centre, a training establishment for Royal Canadian Army Cadets and the Royal Canadian Air Cadets in Ontario.

CFB Borden's residential area houses two golf courses, one 9-hole links style course (Anderson Park, Par 36 ) and one regulation sized golf course (Circled Pine Golf Course, Par 72 ). Circled Pine Golf Course and Anderson Park Course opened in 1952 and 1917 respectively. The courses are open to the public and serving military.

The Base Borden Military Museum (combining four separate museums) has numerous items, equipment and vehicles from all eras of Canadian military history, including a large number historic armoured vehicles and aircraft displayed outside in Worthington Park and around the headquarters area of the base.

Lodger units

16 Wing
Central Ontario Gliding Center (COGC)
Canadian Forces Recruiting Group HQ (CFRG HQ)
3rd Canadian Ranger Patrol Group (3 CRPG)
400 Tactical Helicopter Squadron
Regional Cadet Support Unit (Central) (RCSU Central)
31 Canadian Forces Health Services Centre (31 CFHSC)
1 Dental Unit
Civilian Human Resources Centre (CHRC)
700 Communication Sqaudron (70 Comm Group)

Lodger training establishments

Regional Cadet Instructor School (Central) (RCIS Central)
Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Technology & Engineering (CFSATE)
Canadian Forces Military Police Academy (CFMPA)
Canadian Forces Medical Services School/Canadian Forces Dental Services School (CFMSS/CFDSS)
Canadian Forces Language School (CFLS)
Canadian Forces Personnel Support Agency Training Centre Borden (CFPSA)
Air Command Academy (ACA)
Naval Reserve Training Division Borden (NRTD)
Post Recruit Education Training Centre (PRETC)

Training establishments

Canadian Forces Fire Academy (CFFA currently amalgamated with CFNBCS)
Canadian Forces Chaplain School & Centre (CFChSC)
Canadian Forces Nuclear Biological Chemical School (CFNBCS currently amalgamated with CFFA)
Canadian Forces School of Administration and Logistics (CFSAL)
Canadian Forces School of Electrical Mechanical Engineers (CFSEME)
Canadian Forces Training Development Centre (CFTDC)

Below is the information for their Motorola radio system.

Custom Frequency Table

Base Config 1: Frequency 148.300 - Step 15 - Offset 541
Base Config 2: Frequency 149.635 - Step 15 - Offset 546
Base Config 3: Frequency 150.245 - Step 15 - Offset 382

Base Operations

Military Operations

Public Safety

Training Operations

CFB Trenton - West Quinte

Canadian Forces Base Trenton is a Canadian Forces Base located approximately 4.26 km northeast of Trenton, Ontario. It is operated as an air force base by Canadian Forces Air Command and is the hub for air transport operations in Canada and abroad. Its primary lodger unit is 8 Wing.

AIRCOM operates the majority of its fixed wing tactical and all of its strategic airlift aircraft from CFB Trenton. CFB Trenton is also home to a Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC Trenton) which is jointly staffed by AIRCOM and Canadian Coast Guard personnel with responsibility for coordinating aircraft and marine rescue incidents in central and Arctic Canada. AIRCOM also operates the Canadian Mission Control Centre (CMCC Trenton) from the base, which is tasked with detecting satellite transmissions from emergency locating beacons on aircraft or marine vessels in distress through Canada's three search and rescue regions.

Land Force Command also operates the Canadian Forces Land Advanced Warfare Centre (formerly the Canadian Parachute Centre).

8 Wing has several aircraft types, including CC-130 Hercules, CC-150 Polaris and CC-177 Globemaster transport aircraft, the CH-146 Griffon tactical transport / search and rescue helicopter, and the CC-144 Challenger VIP transport. The Challenger fleet, used to fly the Governor General, members of the Royal Family (when visiting Canada), the Prime Minister and members of the federal cabinet, is based in Ottawa but supported from CFB Trenton.

Current squadrons under 8 Wing include:

424 (Transport & Rescue) Squadron (424 Tiger Squadron) - Flying the CC-130 and CH-146
426 (Transport & Training) Squadron (426 Thunderbird Squadron)
429 (Transport) Squadron (429 Bison Squadron) - Flying the CC-177
436 (Transport) Squadron (436 Tusky Squadron) - Flying the CC-130
437 (Transport) Squadron (437 Husky Squadron) - Flying the CC-150
412 (Transport) Squadron - Flying the CC-144
2 Air Movements Squadron
8 Air Communications and Control Squadron
8 Air Maintenance Squadron (8 AMS)

Temporary storage facilities are being built at the based for the CC-177 and is scheduled to be completed in 2008. Permanent hangars will be targeted for 2010. In the meantime the four aircraft will be stored outdoors.

 Frequency   PL    User/Agency                  Use
 --------------------------------------------------------
 149.6800    NA    CFB Trenton                  APRON OPS F2
 149.8000    NA    CFB Trenton                  APRON OPS F1
 149.1500    NA    CFB Trenton                  Base OPS
 149.3500    NA    CFB Trenton                  Military Police
 149.6500    NA    CFB Trenton                  MSE
 142.0000    NA    CFB Trenton                  TACC F2

CF HF MACS Communications

Canadian Forces HF communications is not as extensive as the United States, but none the less, just as important. The primary HF network used is the Canadian Military Aeronautical Communications System or otherwise called MACS. There is one other HF system you will hear the Canadian Forces aircraft use and that is the U.S. Global HF System or GHFS.

The following frequencies are used by the Canadian Military Aeronautical Communications System or otherwise called MACS. The main station on this network is CFB Trenton using the call sign CHR - Trenton Military. Other stations include: Edmonton (remote from Trenton) and St. John's.

03047.0 All stations except St.John's
03092.0 All stations
04703.0 All stations
05717.0 Primary HF Search & Rescue Frequency
06706.0 All stations (CHR:wkg NATO a/c)
06745.0 All stations except St.John's
06754.0 Exclusive Weather Broadcast Frequency
08989.0 All stations except St.John's
09007.0 Secondary - all stations
11232.0 Primary - all stations
11265.0 All stations except St.John's
11271.0 All stations except St.John's
13257.0 All stations
15031.0 All stations
15034.0 Exclusive Weather Broadcast Frequency
17994.0 All stations
18012.0 All stations
23250.0 Not monitored by Edmonton & St.John's

Search and Rescue

Rescue coordination center in Victoria, Trenton, and Halifax have the capability of communicating on any AEM(OR) SB frequency by utilizing phone patch facilities through their connected communication facilities. Victoria RCC also has a transmit and receive capability on 5717.0 kHz AM.During SAR operations, only those stations actively engaged in these operations will make use of 5717.0 kHz. Aircraft other than those participating in SAR operations will be instructed to change to another MACS frequency.

North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD)

04721.0 C1 CHR: Trenton Military (NORAD)
06735.0 C2 CHR: Trenton Military (NORAD)
06751.0 C3 CHR: Trenton Military (NORAD)
08967.0 C4 CHR: Trenton Military (NORAD)
09023.0 C5 CHR: Trenton Military (NORAD)
11214.0 C6 CHR: Trenton Military (NORAD)
13206.0 C7 CHR: Trenton Military (NORAD)
18027.0 C8 CHR: Trenton Military (NORAD)

Canadian Miritime Command

3047.0      CFH: Halifax Military
4560.0 A6A CFH: Halifax Military; CJX: St Johns Military
4700.0      CFH: Halifax Military
4739.0      CFH: Halifax Military; CJX: St Johns Military
5198.5 A2B CFH: Halifax Military
5684.0      CJX: St Johns Military
5694.0      CFH: Halifax Military; CJX: St Johns Military
5702.0      CJU: Vancouver Military
5717.0      CFH: Halifax Military; CJU: Vancouver Military; CJX: St Johns
5850.0 D1B CZW: Halifax Maritime Air Group
6694.0 A6G CFH: Halifax Military; CJU: Vancouver Military
6715.0 D3H CHR: Trenton Military; CFH: Halifax Military; CJU: Vancouver
6736.0      CFH: Halifax Military
6751.0      CFH: Halifax Military; CJU: Vancouver

Canadian Forces Affiliate Radio System (CFARS)

The Canadian Forces Affiliate Radio System (CFARS) is a program sponsored by National Defence Headquarters in which military installation, military unit/club and volunteer licensed Canadian Amateur Radio stations and operators participate and contribute to the aim of providing auxiliary communications on a local, national and international basis as an adjunct to existing military unit/club amateur radio communications.

Alpha     6978.5
Bravo    14386.0
Charlie 14460.0
Delta    14463.0
Echo     14446.5
Foxtrot 20971.5
Golf 20963.5
Hotel    29715.0
Juliet 14454.0
Kilo     14449.5
Lima 20977.5
Mike 13954.0
Whiskey   6982.5
Yankee    4052.5
X_ray     6962.5
Zulu    4023.5

USAF Global HF System

The Global HF System (GHFS) was stated by the US Air Force in June of 1992. This system was created by consolidating several other USAF HF networks, including the Strategic Air Command "Giant Talk" system. The goal of the system was to develope a worldwide HF network for providing Command & Control HF communictions to all authorized DOD aircraft and ground stations.

When you hear an aircraft or any stations calling "MAINSAIL" on any of the GHFS frequencies this is a "general" call for any ground station to answer and provided the calling stations with what ever he needs. Any GHFS ground station will respond to the call "MAINSAIL". Depending on the service required, the station bay request the aircraft to change to a discrete frequency for improved and extended service.

EAM's or Emergency Action Message. Another very important aspect of the GHFS is the transmission of EAM's. EAM's are the coded military orders or bulletins that have the highest priority. When EAM's are broadcast, ALL other users of the system are to standby. If you hear a voice giving a long series of letters phonically this is an EAM.

SKYKING messages are special EAM's. These presumably could be the nuclear go/no-go codes. There was a higher than normal number of EAM's and SKYKING messages being transmitted after the attackes of 9/11/01. Urgent SKYKING messages are repeated three or four times instead of the usual two. SKYKING is a group callsign, meaning "Any this net." "Do not answer" is the standard procedure ofr self-authenticating broadcasts, meaning that recipients don't need to give away their positions or existence by challenging the orders. While tuned to any of the GHFS frequncies and hear "SKYKING SKYKING Do not answer" you can bet you're hearing a very important, highest priority, and heavily encrypted message!

Canadian Forces aircraft will use the GHFS when they cannot contact their CF MACS system. CF aircraft will only use this system for phone patches.

Freq      GHFS              Operating Times (UTC)
(kHz)     Station
=============================================
4724
Andersen    (S 1300-2000, W 1200-2030)
Andrews     (S 0430-0930, W 0200-1230)
Croughton (S 2230-0400, W 1800-0800)
Elmendorf   (S 1000-1300, W 0230-1900)
Hickam      (S 0900-1600, W 0800-1700)
Incirlik    (H24)
McClellan   (S 0730-1300, W 0500-1530)
Offutt    (S 0600-1100, W 0300-1400)
Salinas (S 0300-1000, W 0200-1100)
Thule (W only H24)
Yokota      (S 1200-1930, W 0930-2200)

6712
Andrews (S 0230-0930, W2400-1230)
Croughton   (S 2230-0400, W 1800-0800)

6739
Andersen    (S 1100-2000, W 1000-2030)
Ascension   (1900-2400)
Elmendorf   (S 0800-1400, W 0030-2130)
Hickam      (S 0700-1600, W 0600-1700)
Incirlik    (H24)
McClellan   (S 0530-1300, S 0300-1530)
Offutt    (S 0400-1100, W 0100-1400)
Salinas (S 0100-1000, W 2400-1100)
Thule (W only H24)
Yokota    (S 1000-2130, W 0730-2400)

8968
This frequency has been removed from GHFS service

8992
Andersen    (H24)
Andrews (H24)
Ascension (H24)
Croughton (H24)
Elmendorf (H24)
Hickam    (H24)
McClellan   (H24)
Offutt    (H24)
Salinas (H24)
Thule       (H24)
Yokota    (H24)

10780
AF Eastern Test Range (Backup for Ascension)
Antigua
Ascension
Cape Canaveral
Maui

11175
Andersen    (H24)
Andrews (H24)
Ascension (H24)
Croughton (H24)
Elmendorf   (H24)
Hickam      (H24)
Incirlik    (H24)
McClellan   (H24)
Offutt    (H24)
Salinas (H24)
Thule (H24)
Yokota    (H24)

13200
Andersen    (S 2000-1300, W 2030-1200)
Andrews (S 0930-0430, W 1230-2400)
Croughton (S 0400-2230, W 0800-1800)
Elmendorf (S 1300-1000, W 1900-0230)
Hickam    (S 1600-0900, W 1700-0800)
McClellan   (S 1300-0730, W 1530-0500)
Offutt      (S 1100-0600, W 1400-0300)
Salinas (S 1000-0300, W 1100-0200)
Thule (H24)
Yokota    (S 1930-1200, W 2200-0930)

15016
Andersen    (S 2000-1100, W 2030-1000)
Andrews     (S 0930-0230, W 1230-2400)
Ascension (0700-1900)
Croughton (S 0400-2230, W 0800-1800)
Elmendorf (S 1400-0800, W 2130-0030)
Hickam      (S 1600-0700, W 1700-0600)
Incirlik    (H24)
Lajes (H24)
McClellan   (S 1300-0530, W 1530-0300)
Offutt      (S 1100-0400, W 1400-0100)
Salinas     (S 1000-0100, W 1100-2400)
Thule       (S only H24)
Yokota      (S 2130-1000, W 2400-0730)

17976
This frequency has been removed from GHFS service

H24: Continuous
S: Summer (April-September)
W: Winter (October-March)

GHFS Ground Stations

ANDERSEN   Andersen AFB, Guam, near Agana
ANDREWS    Andrews AFB, Camp Springs, Maryland, near Washington, DC
ASCENSION Ascension Island Auxiliary Air Base, Ascension Island
CROUGHTON Croughton Air Base, England, United Kingdom
ELMENDORF Elmendorf AFB, Alaska, near Anchorage
HICKAM     Hickam AFB, Hawaii, near Honolulu/Pearl Harbor
INCIRLIK   Incirlik AB, Turkey
LAJES      Lajes Air Base, Azores
McCLELLAN McClellan AFB, near Sacramento
OFFUTT     Offutt AFB, near Omaha
SALINAS    Salinas, Puerto Rico (this is a remote only control by Andrews)
THULE      Thule Air Base, Greenland
YOKOTA     Yokota Air Base, Japan

NORAD Command

North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) is a joint organization of Canada and the United States that provides aerospace warning and defense for North America. It was founded on May 12, 1958, as the North American Air Defense Command. Its main technical facility has been the Cheyenne Mountain Operations Center in Colorado, and for this reason NORAD is sometimes unofficially referred to as Cheyenne Mountain.

NORAD's headquarters facilities in Colorado are administered by the U.S. Air Force under the command of the 721st Mission Support Group, part of the 21st Space Wing, headquartered at Peterson Air Force Base. NORAD's forces consist of the Alaskan NORAD Region/Eleventh Air Force, Canadian NORAD Region, and Continental NORAD Region.

Headquarters NORAD is located at Peterson AFB, Colorado Springs, Colo. NORAD command and control is exercised through the Cheyenne Mountain Operations Center, located a short distance away. Cheyenne Mountain serves as a central collection and coordination facility for a worldwide system of sensors designed to provide NORAD with an accurate picture of any aerospace threat.

NORAD

Canadian NORAD (CANR) Region
Canadian NORAD Region Headquarters at CFB Winnipeg, is responsible for providing surveillance and control of the Canadian airspace. The Canadian Forces Air Command provides alert assets to NORAD. CANR is divided into two sectors, which are designated as the Canada East Sector and the Canada West Sector. Both Sector Operations Control Centers (SOCCs) are co-located at CFB North Bay, Ontario. The routine operation of the SOCCs includes reporting track data, sensor status and aircraft alert status to NORAD headquarters.

1st Canadian Air Division is the military organization responsible for providing combat-ready air forces to meet Canada's commitments to the defense of North America and to maintain the sovereignty of Canadian airspace. Canadian air defense forces assigned to NORAD include 441 and 416 Tactical Fighter Squadrons at CFB Cold Lake, Alberta, and 425 and 433 Tactical Fighter Squadrons at CFB Bagotville, Quebec. All four squadrons fly the CF-18 Hornet fighter aircraft.

Since 1991, NORAD has assisted in the detection and monitoring of aircraft suspected of illegal drug trafficking. In cooperation with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and U.S. drug law enforcement agencies, the Canadian NORAD Region monitors all air traffic approaching the coast of Canada. Any aircraft that has not filed a flight plan may be directed to land and be inspected by the RCMP and Customs Canada.

Canadian NORAD Command
The Canadian NORAD Region (CANR) Headquarters encompasses one wing (22 Wing) and two sectors (Canada East (CE) and Canada West (CW)). Both sectors are operated by the 21 Aerospace Control and Warning Squadron (21 AC&W Sqn). The Headquarters CANR, and 22 Wing, are at North Bay, Ontario, Canada.

Channel's & Frequencies

Frequencies which have been reported in all U.S. sectors and possibly Canadian sectors are listed as “Nationwide” to conserve space. Most “Nationwide” frequencies have probably been assigned a BLUE channel designator, and hobbyists have started to compile a handful of these.

NORAD has about 200 frequencies with color/number channel designators assigned. None of the information in this report is known to be classified, though NORAD has not released site or frequency information to the public. All information here has been compiled from hobbyists reports.

Interceptor aircraft on combat air patrol missions will often attempt to communicate with ARTCC’s on 243.000 (UHF Emergency Guard) and/or with civil aircraft on 121.500 (VHF Emergency Guard).

Blue Channels

364.200 BLUE-07 AICC PRI
234.600 BLUE-10
252.000 BLUE-11
265.400 BLUE-14
271.000 BLUE-15
282.600 BLUE-17 Combat Air Patrols
288.400 BLUE-19 AWACS & Combat Air Patrols
295.800 BLUE-20 Refuelling
362.300 BLUE-21 Combat Air Patrols
320.600 BLUE-24
324.000 BLUE-25
364.800 BLUE-31 Combat Air Patrols
387.000 BLUE-33 Combat Air Patrols
300.125 BLUE-40
320.900 BLUE-55 Refuelling
321.300 BLUE-60

Other Frequencies

148.125 Nationwide
225.000 Washington DC combat air patrols
225.600 NEADS
225.725 WADS
225.800 SEADS / WADS
227.100 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
228.400 NEADS
228.600 Nationwide
228.700 Nationwide
228.800 Nationwide
228.900 Nationwide
229.100 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
233.500 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
233.600 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
233.600 NEADS23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
233.700 FACSFAC Coordination Norfolk Virgina Capes callsign GIANT KILLER
234.500 WADS
234.700 NEADS 21st Region HUNTRESS
234.700 CANR 24th Region RINGMASTER
234.700 SEADS 20th Region OAK GROVE
234.800 SEADS 20th Region callsign OAK GROVE
234.900 WADS
235.600 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
235.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
235.800 CANR-CW 25th Region
235.800 WADS prior use
235.900 Nationwide
236.600 ANR Alaskan Region
236.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
237.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
238.200 CANR-CW 25th Region
238.400 WADS 26th Region SIERRA PETE channel 11
238.400 CANR 24th Region RINGMASTER / SEADS
238.400 SEADS
238.500 Nationwide
238.600 Nationwide
238.700 Nationwide
238.900 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
239.100 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
239.100 CANR-CW 25th Region
239.200 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
239.200 SEADS 20th Region callsign OAK GROVE
239.400 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
239.400 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
239.700 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
239.700 CANR-CW 25th Region
239.700 WADS
239.700 CANR-CW 25th Region
239.700 WADS
240.000 CANR-CW 25th Region
240.200 NEADS
243.500 NEADS
244.700 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
249.800 WADS / FACSFAC Coordination Norfolk Virgina Capes callsign GIANT KILLER
250.800 NEADS
251.000 Nationwide
251.250 NEADS
251.600 FACSFAC Coordination Norfolk Virgina Capes callsign GIANT KILLER
251.800 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
251.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
251.800 SEADS
252.000 Nationwide WHITE-1
252.200 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
252.900 NEADS / WADS
254.000 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
254.200 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE channel 05
254.200 CANR 24th Region callsign RINGMASTER
254.200 SEADS
254.400 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
254.475 AWAC net callsigns DARKSTAR & DRAGNET
254.500 NEADS
254.700 SEADS
254.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS Tactical channel
255.000 FACSFAC Coordination Norfolk Virgina Capes callsign GIANT KILLER
255.800 Nationwide
256.500 WADS
256.600 Nationwide
257.500 NEADS AWACS net callsign DRAGNET
258.000 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
258.000 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
258.800 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
259.400 NEADS callsigns HUNTRESS SLEEKNESS FOOTROPE
259.600 NEADS
260.200 WADS Seattle ARTCC refuel secondary
260.800 Nationwide
260.900 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
260.900 CANR-CW 25th Region
260.900 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
261.200 NEADS / WADS AWACS nets
261.400 Nationwide
261.600 NEADS
261.700 NEADS
261.800 NEADS
262.200 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
262.325 NEADS
262.400 Nationwide
262.800 NEADS
263.200 Nationwide
263.400 SEADS 20th region callsign OAK GROVE
263.600 CANR-CE 22nd Region
264.200 NEADS
264.600 NEADS secondary / SEADS
264.800 NEADS
264.900 SEADS
266.700 NEADS
266.900 FACSFAC Coordination San Diego California callsign BEAVER
267.000 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE channel 20
267.000 CANR 24th Region callsign RINGMASTER
267.500 FACSFAC Coordination Jacksonville Florida callsign SEALORD
269.900 NEADS
269.900 CANR 24th Region callsign RINGMASTER
270.100 NEADS 21st Region callsigns HUNTRESS FOOTROPE
270.200 Nationwide
270.400 Nationwide
271.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
272.600 FACSFAC Coordination San Diego California callsign BEAVER
273.000 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
273.400 Nationwide
274.200 FACSFAC Coordination Pensacola Florida callsign SEABREEZE
274.400 Nationwide
275.000 Nationwide
275.600 FACSFAC Coordination Pensacola Florida callsign SEABREEZE
275.800 WADS callsign BIGFOOT air to air
275.900 Nationwide
276.000 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
276.100 NEADS / SEADS
276.400 Nationwide
276.650 Nationwide
277.600 Nationwide
278.000 NEADS
278.200 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
278.400 Nationwide
278.600 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
278.600 SEADS 20th region callsign OAK GROVE
278.700 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
278.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
278.800 SEADS 20th region callsign OAK GROVE
279.400 Nationwide
280.000 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
280.100 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
280.700 FACSFAC Coordination Pensacola Florida callsign SEABREEZE
281.200 SEADS
281.500 NEADS / SEADS
281.600 Nationwide
282.400 SEADS
282.425 w/US Customs E2C Haweye patrol coordination
282.500 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
282.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
283.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
283.800 SEADS
284.000 NEADS
284.000 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
284.500 FACSFAC Coordination Jacksonville Florida callsign SEALORD
284.600 NEADS
284.800 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH / SEADS AWACS Net
285.700 FACSFAC Coordination San Diego California callsign BEAVER
285.900 Nationwide
286.700 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
287.500 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
287.500 NEADS
287.700 Nationwide
287.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
287.800 SEADS
287.800 CANR 24th Region callsign RINGMASTER
288.000 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
288.200 Nationwide AWACS Net
288.700 SEADS
288.800 SEADS
288.900 SEADS / WADS
289.000 NEADS 23rd Region GOLIATH
289.000 NEADS 21st Region HUNTRESS
289.000 SEADS OAK GROVE
289.900 FACSFAC Coordination San Diego California callsign BEAVER
290.900 Nationwide AWACS operations callsigns DARKSTAR & DRAGNET also refuelling
291.900 NEADS Chicago Combat Air Patrols refuelling coordination via HUNTRESS post 9/11
292.400 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
292.500 NEADS W105 callsigns SLEEKNESS HUNTRESS
292.700 Nationwide
292.800 Nationwide
292.900 CANR 24th Region callsign RINGMASTER
293.200 NEADS
293.600 Nationwide
293.800 Nationwide
296.650 NEADS exercise channel
297.600 NEADS
297.700 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH exercise channel and air to air tactical
297.800 NEADS
298.100 Nationwide
298.300 Nationwide
298.500 Nationwide
298.600 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
298.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS air to air tactical channel
299.000 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
299.200 NEADS exercise channel
299.500 SEADS coordination w/FACSFAC
301.600 NEADS callsign FOOTROPE primary
302.400 Nationwide
303.000 Nationwide air to air tactical channel
303.100 Nationwide AWACS net secure comms channel
303.400 FACSFAC Coordination Pensacola Florida callsign SEABREEZE
303.900 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
305.000 FACSFAC Coordination Norfolk Virgina Capes callsign GIANT KILLER
305.400 Florida area Combat Air Patrols
305.500 NEADS coordination w/facsfac for training ops
305.800 AWACS air to air tactical callsign DARKSTAR
306.400 Nationwide
306.800 FACSFAC Coordination Pensacola Florida callsign SEABREEZE
307.250 NEADS / SEADS Combat Air Patrols
308.100 NEADS
308.800 NEADS
309.400 Nationwide
309.500 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
310.100 FACSFAC Coordination Norfolk Virgina Capes callsign GIANT KILLER
311.200 NEADS
312.300 Nationwide training operations
312.800 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
312.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS / SEADS
312.800 SEADS
313.200 FACSFAC Coordination Pensacola Florida callsign SEABREEZE
313.600 Nationwide AWACS & Combat Air Patrols
313.700 FACSFAC Coordination Jacksonville Florida callsign SEALORD
314.200 NEADS callsign FOOTROPE
314.400 NEADS
314.700 FACSFAC Coordination San Diego California callsign BEAVER
315.400 NEADS
316.200 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
316.300 Nationwide
316.400 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
318.100 NEADS
318.400 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
318.400 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
318.400 SEADS
319.400 NEADS air to air
321.300 AMBER-6
324.650 WADS
325.000 NEADS
325.500 Nationwide
325.800 NEADS
325.900 NEADS
325.950 NEADS
326.400 NEADS
326.400 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
326.700 AWACS net callsign DARSTAR
327.200 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
327.700 CANR 24th Region callsign RINGMASTER
327.900 Nationwide
328.000 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
328.000 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
328.000 CANR-CW 25th Region
328.100 NEADS
328.100 SEADS coordination w/FACSFAC
329.000 SEADS
335.950 Nationwide Combat Air Patrols
336.600 Nationwide
336.925 AWACS net air tactical callsign DARKSTAR
337.800 FACSFAC Coordination Whidbey Island Washington callsign DOWN RIGGER
338.100 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
338.100 FACSFAC coordination Norfolk Virgina callsign GIANT KILLER
338.300 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
338.400 Nationwide
338.750 SEADS Florida Combat Air Patrols
338.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
338.900 NEADS
339.300 NEADS / SEADS
339.400 SEADS 20th region callsign OAK GROVE
341.100 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
341.750 AWACS nets time of day synch pulse for have quick
341.800 Nationwide
342.100 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
342.600 NEADS / SEADS
343.500 WADS
344.000 Nationwide
344.100 FACSFAC Coordination San Diego California callsign BEAVER
344.400 SEADS
346.200 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE channel 08
346.200 SEADS
346.500 FACSFAC Coordination Pensacola Florida callsign SEABREEZE
346.900 Nationwide
347.400 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
348.200 Nationwide
348.800 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
351.000 NEADS refuelling secondary channel
351.500 Nationwide
351.600 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
351.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
353.200 FACSFAC Coordination Pensacola Florida callsign SEABREEZE
355.200 Nationwide Combat Air Patrols and exercises
355.900 NEADS AWACS exercise net
356.000 Nationwide
357.100 NEADS
357.200 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
357.200 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
358.400 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
358.800 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
359.400 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
359.800 Nationwide
360.000 NEADS
360.200 FACSFAC Coordination Whidbey Island Washington callsign DOWN RIGGER
361.200 NEADS exercise net
361.600 NEADS / SEADS
361.800 SEADS
362.800 FACSFAC Coordination Pensacola Florida callsign SEABREEZE
363.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
364.200 WADS SIERRA PETE CHANNEL 21
364.900 SEADS
369.000 Nationwide
369.100 SEADS Tyndall AFB operations
369.900 NEADS Combat Air Patrols
369.900 FACSFAC Coordination Jacksonville Florida callsign SEALORD
370.100 NEADS Combat Air Patrols
370.900 NEADS Combat Air Patrols
371.000 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
371.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
374.000 Nationwide
374.200 CANR-CW 25th Region
375.100 Nationwide
376.200 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS tactical net
377.000 Nationwide
377.100 CANR 24th Region callsign RINGMASTER
379.000 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
382.000 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
382.000 FACSFAC Coordination Pensacola Florida callsign SEABREEZE
382.400 WADS
383.000 NEADS
383.800 FACSFAC Coordination Pensacola Florida callsign SEABREEZE
384.000 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
385.200 FACSFAC Coordination Pensacola Florida callsign SEABREEZE
386.000 Nationwide
386.200 Nationwide
387.800 Nationwide
388.200 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
388.400 NEADS AWACS net callsign DARKSTAR
388.950 NEADS AWACS net secure comms and air intel net
389.200 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS tactical net
390.100 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
390.200 Nationwide
390.450 SEADS
392.800 Nationwide
394.000 Nationwide
394.400 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
394.400 CANR-CW 25th Region
394.800 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS
396.800 NEADS 23rd Region callsign GOLIATH
397.250 Nationwide
397.800 Nationwide
397.900 WADS 26th Region callsign SIERRA PETE
398.000 Nationwide
398.100 NEADS W105 exercise net
398.800 WADS SIERRA PETE channel 10
399.000 NEADS 21st Region callsign HUNTRESS

AICC    Airborn Intercept Command and Control
ARTCC   Air Route Traffic Control Center
AWACS   Airborn Warning And Control System
CANR    Canadian Region Air Defense Sector
CONUS   Continental United States
FACSFAC Fleet Area Control and Surveillance Facility
NEADS   Northeast Air Defense Sector
SEADS   Southeast Air Defense Sector
W105    East coast warning area number 105
WADS    Western Air Defense Sector