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Revision as of 16:47, 25 November 2020
Contents
Pages with Useful Information
Web Pages
- Airnav
- FAA Graphic TFRs (Temporary Flight Restrictions)
- Traffic in and around a Military Operations Area can often be heard; check out the Wikipedia for more information about MOAs.
- NTIA Frequency Allocations
- Scramble on the web
- Special Use Airspace and ATC Assigned Airspace
Wiki Articles
- 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
- Military data in the wiki from other countries
- 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
- U.S. Dept. of Defense: Southeastern Region
- US Military data in our wiki
- US Naval Vessels
Frequencies
As with so many pages on the Net, some of this information is a bit dated. Use this information as a starting point, then join the many different forums on RR and elsewhere to get updated information. For state specific information, please select the state from the Collaboration Gateway
- Coronet Missions
- Drug Interdiction Frequencies
- MT Milcom Blog by Larry Van Horn
- United States Coast Guard
- Publications
Mailing Lists
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