Monitoring The road to WW III.. Military EAM Frequencies..ADS B Aircraft Monitoring

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THIS IS MATERIAL MATERIAL
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43VQ32
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43VQ32
3YU6II2LZKE5TDREP3EJT7IZ
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I think it's just saying that it's being broadcast on all the frequencies instead of just a specific one.

Thank you :)

both channels announcing again at once

8992 and 11175 are pretty much redundant.

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Hmmm....calling out for toads and whiskey - must be a lonely Saturday night for Material

LMAO -- not as bad as the message we had a few months ago that ended in Whiskey-Whiskey-Three.

Time better spent trusting in God
and reading the New Testament

To each their own.

Welcome!
Solarham is a great website for tracking solar activity.

Curious little plane flying around today.

02-5001 AE0433
United States Air Force
United States Military
Boeing C-32B B752
Altitude:
39000 ft
Speed:
546.9 mph
Heading:
85.9°
Vertical Speed:
0 ft/m
Squawk:
1510
Species:
Landplane
Transponder:
ADS-B
Latitude:
37.86885°
Longitude:
-79.69853°
No Aircraft Picture On File - Use Image Search Link Below
Route:
Aircraft is not transmitting its callsign
Interesting:
No
User Tag:
Flights Count:
0
MLAT:
No
Message Count:
5,435
Time Tracked:
3:18:22
Avg. Signal Level:
22
Operator Code:
USAF

[link to imgur.com]


"Mission
The C-32 provides safe, comfortable and reliable transportation for our nation's leaders to locations around the world. The primary customers are the vice president, using the distinctive call sign "Air Force Two," the first lady, and members of the Cabinet and Congress."
[link to www.af.mil]

Right......

Sooooo quiet today.

Material for all stations @ approx. 1319 EST

43VTZE

VLL47VV?F3FR7?RCNNN?H4?SE

Material standing by for traffic @ 1330 EST

Last Edited by subisnack on 06/11/2017 01:30 PM

Material for all stations @ approx. 1339 EST

Message of 48 characters

6CQERI

ODMP6SQCX3QCDVBWOG7GI3U7NJL6RJJ7TCCGHFCDFS

Material for all stations @ 1400 EST

43VTZE

VLL47VVF3FR7XRCNNNJH4ESE

Material standing by for traffic @ approx. 1402 EST

Last Edited by subisnack on 06/11/2017 02:03 PM

Looks like two E6-B's are airborne. One east one west.

EDIT: Just looked again, and neither are showing up now at 15:55. I don't understand as much on this side, but if someone can help me fill in the blanks?

Second EDIT: One showing up again, east. 16:10

Last Edited by subisnack on 06/11/2017 04:17 PM

It could be they landed, or simply turned off their transponders.

Material for all stations @ 1618 EST

43WPJK

4POFIJQRX?HJ?W7LAVG52FQL

Material for all stations @ 1633 EST

43WPJK

4POFIJ?RXVPJ567L?VG62FQL

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Read very fast...

Allow me to share my point of view.

I was about 13 (that was 60 years ago) when I started listening to this mysterious shortwave radio. One of my early surprises was this German numbers station, where a lady was reading letters & numbers on about 3.8MHz on a nightly routine. I was told that this is how secret messages were passed.

I lived quite close to this secret INTERPOL shortwave station and went to scout & see. However, an abundance of trees and shrubs in all sizes blocked any view of antennas. Of course the tall fence surrounding it didn't help either. Shortwave was big in those days.
And my curiosity was roused when I first heard the US military phrase "do not answer - message follows".

Those were the days that shortwave was the ultimate solution for long distance communication, since computers, digital communication, the internet and satellites had not been invented yet.
How things have changed.

The following is my point of view. Granted, opinions are like butts, we all have one. No big deal, unless you're one of the Kardashians.

Many years ago, I started listening to the military on their VHF (250MHz) and L-Band (1.6GHz) satellites. Those were the days that the communication was analog, rather than digital. Even small planes now-a-days have two way L-Band satellite communication for GPS and squawker communication.

This (in my opinion) has made shortwave communication irrelevant. It is unreliable due to solar activity, even well known shortwave broadcasters like RNi have abandoned shortwave and switched to satellite.
And anyone with a $50 radio or internet access can overhear your shortwave conversation. You don't think the Chinese can hear this ?

So why is all this time, effort and money spend on maintaining the 8992KHz et al system when simple low cost satellite systems are so much faster and more reliable, allowing for the though-put of large chunks of information.?

If I were a betting person, my money would be on deception.
"All Warfare Is Based Upon Deception"
Sun Tzu

Are we being tricked ?

Is this all deceit ?

Until I know the answer, I'll keep listening and reading these posts......

WP:

First, so glad you've joined us and are sharing your experience.

Thank you!

I've wondered too why,with all the high tech foy-foi they have, why use the old school methods? Is it just for show: a Kabuki theatre of sorts for the masses?

Or is it because they figure that in modern warfare, the high tech ways will likely go bye bye and it's good to keep up to speed on the old ways just in case?

Redundancy and diversity. All critical infrastructure is designed to meet both criteria.

Fascinating post! You raise a lot of good points. I don't want to derail the thread, but would love to hear more of your experiences sometime.

A few ideas off the top of my head and totally unfounded. Just guesses.

1. Simplicity works. Being in IT for almost 30 years, I see both sides of that technology gap. We can spend millions to fix a problem that does not really have to be solved to be more current technology wise, or stick with tride and true proven. It's why mainframes are still around in mass! I think people may be surprised how much big iron is still out there. The infrastructure change to use sat and prove it, would potentially be a huge undertaking.

2. If things ever do go down, it has to have some chance to work. Sat is susceptible to solar activity as well. Or a high altitude EMP and we are for sure done. Maybe the risk is less with what we think is still used today.

I don't know. Interesting conversation.

Last Edited by subisnack on 06/11/2017 05:09 PM

I think you nailed it.

The Answer:

What we are listening too is a back up redundancy communication system that exists in all US Military command and communication structures. This old low tech method is used in conjunction with more modern encryption methods.

Daz it..

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interesting site OP

Does this include the UK or is it just US or worldwide?

Just plug in the below frequecies. If the radio accepts the frequency you are in biz..
[link to www.panix.com]
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