Difference between revisions of "Fort Sill Comanche County (OK)"

Revision as of 09:44, 22 June 2015

Unidentified/Unconfirmed Frequencies

The following frequencies are not listed in the database. If you can confirm any of them please submit the information and remove them from this list.

Freq Type Tone Mode - Description
 39.4500 BM 150.0 PL FM - unknown ops
 41.8000 BM 150.0 PL FM - unknown ops
 42.6000 BM 150.0 PL FM - unknown ops
 49.7000 BM 150.0 PL FM - unknown ops
119.4500 BM AM - Fort Sill Final Controller GCA
123.0250 BM AM - Range Ctrl for civilian Air Evac helicopters
126.2000 BM AM - Fort Sill Flight Following Primary
140.9000 BM AM - Falcon Range VHF Secondary (old?)
141.3625 F CSQ FM - unknown data
143.1250 BM AM - Range Ctrl for civilian Air Evac helicopters
143.7500 BM AM - Quanah/Falcon Range Primary VHF
149.7250 F CSQ FM - unknown data
263.2000 BM AM - Fort Sill Final Controller GCA
268.8000 BM AM - Fort Sill Flight Following Secondary
307.2750 BM AM - Fort Sill Final Controller GCA
326.5000 BM AM - Fort Sill Final Controller GCA
409.2000 F 136.5 PL FM - unknown data

Fort Sill Public Safety

Police, fire and Reynolds Army Community Hospital ambulances are on the OKWIN State of Oklahoma trunked system. Police and Fire dispatch talkgroups on the 380 MHz P25 trunked system appear to be patched from OKWIN. The other public safety talkgroups on the 380 MHz P25 trunked system do not appear to be used often.

Fort Sill P25 System

Base support activites are on the Project 25 digital trunked radio system.

Fort Sill Range Operations

Fort Sill is home to the U.S. Army Field Artillery School. All units using Ranges at Fort Sill must have a radio contact with Range Operations at all times. Range Operations uses various talkgroups on the Fort Sill P25 System and various frequencies in the 30-88 MHz band.

Range Terms

ASP - Ammunition Storage/Supply Point (Ammo Dump)
BC - Battery Commander
FB - Firing Battery (Artillery Cannons)
FDC - Fire Direction Center
FO - Forward Observer
OIC - Officer in Charge
RSO - Range Safety Officer
TOC - Tactical Operations Center

Temporary Trunked System

In early to mid June, 2015 a new 380 MHz P25 Phase I trunked system appeared for about two weeks. The system may have been deployed by the Oklahoma National Guard for a training exercise that occured approximately the same time that it was on the air. It did not appear that this system had any connection to the existing Fort Sill P25 system.

WACN: 00001
System ID: 321
NAC: 321 (all sites)
MFID: Motorola
Site 1-001 Neighbors: 2-002, 3-003
Site 2-002 Neighbors: 1-001, 3-003
Site 3-003 Neighbors: 1-001, 2-002

System Frequencies

RFSS	Site	Name	Freqs
1	001	unknown site 1	386.0875a	386.1750c	386.2375a	386.3875	386.4750	386.5375
2	002	unknown site 2	386.6875a	386.7750a	386.8375c	388.0125	388.0750	388.1625
3	003	unknown site 3	388.2250a	388.3125a	388.3750	388.4625c	388.5250a	388.6125

System Talkgroups

DEC	Mode	Description
1001	D	unknown use
1003	D	unknown use
1008	D	unknown use
1018	D	unknown use
1019	D	unknown use
1020	D	unknown use
1021	D	unknown use
1036	D	unknown use
1040	D	unknown use
1041	D	unknown use
1100	D	unknown use
1118	D	unknown use
1123	D	unknown use
1128	D	unknown use
1131	D	unknown use
1133	D	unknown use
1134	D	unknown use
1143	D	unknown use
1148	D	unknown use
1168	D	unknown use
1169	D	unknown use

The talkgoups above were logged during short periods of time. It is not known how many more talkroups were active.
64 radio ID's in the range 106 - 1298 were logged during short periods of time. It is not known how many more were active.

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 The system may have been deployed by the Oklahoma National Guard for a training exercise that occured approximately the same time that it was on the air. It did not appear that this system had any connection to the existing Fort Sill P25 system.
- WACN: 00001
+WACN: 00001<br>
- System ID: 321
+System ID: 321<br>
- NAC: 321 (all sites)
+NAC: 321 (all sites)<br>
- MFID: Motorola
+MFID: Motorola<br>
+Site 1-001 Neighbors: 2-002, 3-003<br>
- Site 001-001
+Site 2-002 Neighbors: 1-001, 3-003<br>
- Neighbors: 2-002, 3-003
+Site 3-003 Neighbors: 1-001, 2-002<br>
-.0875 A
-.1750 C
-.2375 A
-.3875
-.4750
-.5375
- Site 002-002
- Neighbors: 001-001, 003-003
-.6875 A
-.7750 A
-.8375 C
-.0125
-.0750
-.1625
- Site 003-003
- Neighbors: 001-001, 002-002
-.2250 A
-.3125 A
-.3750
-.4625 C
-.5250 A
-.6125
-The following talkgroups were logged in a short period of time. It is not known how many more were active.
+;System Frequencies
+{|class=rrtable
+!RFSS!!Site!!Name!!Freqs!! !! !! !! !!
+|-
+|1||001||unknown site 1||<span style="color:#0000ff">386.0875a</span>||<span style="color:#ff0000">386.1750c</span>||<span style="color:#0000ff">386.2375a</span>||386.3875||386.4750||386.5375
+|-
+|2||002||unknown site 2||<span style="color:#0000ff">386.6875a</span>||<span style="color:#0000ff">386.7750a</span>||<span style="color:#ff0000">386.8375c</span>||388.0125||388.0750||388.1625
+|-
+|3||003||unknown site 3||<span style="color:#0000ff">388.2250a</span>||<span style="color:#0000ff">388.3125a</span>||388.3750||<span style="color:#ff0000">388.4625c</span>||<span style="color:#0000ff">388.5250a</span>||388.6125
+|}
-radio ID's in the range 106 - 1298 were logged. It is not known how many more were active.
+;System Talkgroups
+{|class=rrtable
+!DEC!!Mode!!Description
+|-
+|1001||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1003||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1008||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1018||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1019||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1020||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1021||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1036||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1040||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1041||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1100||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1118||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1123||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1128||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1131||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1133||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1134||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1143||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1148||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1168||D||unknown use
+|-
+|1169||D||unknown use
+|}
+* The talkgoups above were logged during short periods of time. It is not known how many more talkroups were active.
+* 64 radio ID's in the range 106 - 1298 were logged during short periods of time. It is not known how many more were active.
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