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Always check the Radio Reference DB for information first.
See this Dropbox site for the AP1/A, AP1/B and numerous charts.
Airnav
Michigan Military Activity (RR Forum) Thread
MilRadioComms
Traffic in and around a Military Operations Area can often be heard; check out the Wikipedia for more information about MOAs.
Scramble on the web
SoCalMilCom Blog Rather old information; some might still be useful

Be sure to check for data specific to your state. Start by selecting your state from the Collaboration Gateway
Are you interested in tracking flights? See our ADS-B article.
Air National Guard and Army National Guard bases and training centers.
Always check out the UHF frequencies for your local ARTCC center
Civil Air Patrol communications
Coronet Missions
Drug Interdiction Frequencies
Military Monitoring Glossary A page with definitions for abbreviations and terms used on the air
Navy-Wide National Enterprise Land Mobile Radio System (ELMR)
NORAD
If you have one in your area, a TRACON is also another source of activity
United States Coast Guard
US Military data in our wiki
See the 'US Military And Associated' topic on this Page
US Naval Vessels

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 * See this [https://www.dropbox.com/sh/88je9zna1p9lgfk/AABhr-BQN8G5NuBGWTBa8e5Xa?dl=0 Dropbox] site for the AP1/A, AP1/B and numerous charts.
 * [http://www.airnav.com Airnav]
+* {{Thread|michigan-radio-discussion-forum.46|43974-michigan-military-activity.html|Michigan Military Activity (RR Forum)}}
 * [http://www.milradiocomms.com/latest_frequencies.php MilRadioComms]
 * Traffic in and around a Military Operations Area can often be heard; check out the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_Operations_Area Wikipedia] for more information about MOAs.