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Operation Allied Force - Kosovo War Military Callsigns Most submitted by Aidan THANKS! NLC**** Navy P3C's ARRAY Possible HF relay stations for logistical opts from Dover AFB BELLY B2 Bombers, I've heard reports that Belly could also be B52's REACH USAF Mobility Command, C5's, C17's, C141's mostly GOLD B52 Bombers MAZE Unknown at this time! MAGIC AWACS planes Frequency MHz Modulation Notes 2.962 MHz USB 3.007 MHz USB 3.058 MHz USB Danish Air Force, RCC Karup. Primary Night Freq 3.178 MHz USB NATO Bookshelf Network 3.900 MHz USB NATE E-3 AWACS Network 3.930 MHz USB 4.519 MHz USB USAF EC-130's & Bookshelf Network 4.542 MHz USB 4.720 MHz USB 4.724 MHz USB UID station calling Architect (Royal Air Force) with code word "Miller Time" 4.758 MHz USB 4.832 MHz USB DFZG Ministry of Foreign Affairs Belgrade 5.142 MHz USB RC2SAR Int. Committee of the Red Cross Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina to RC2TRE Int. Red Cross Trebinje, Bosnia & Herzegovina 5.218 MHz USB NATO Bookshelf Network 5.245 MHz USB Republic of Ireland (nightly) repeats same message: "This is a coded drill message bravo bravo charlie, charlie hotel 4, charlie november november 5.325 MHz USB 5.598 MHz USB HAVOC11 In refueling Block 250/260 enroute you know where... Next reporting point Madrid ATC on VHF. 3 B52's in formation 5.691 MHz USB 5.717 MHz USB Canadian Forces 5.7635 MHz USB NATO Bookshelf Network 6.628 MHz USB Operation Allied Force 6.651 MHz USB Danish Air Force, RCC Karup. Primary Day Freq 6.693 MHz USB US Navy - Adriatic Task Force 6.697 MHz USB Navel High Command 6.712 MHz USB French AirForce Between France & Italy. Main Call is "CIRCUS VERT", planes using COTAM xxxx callsigns 6.723 MHz USB NATO Freq. All day in the air 6.728 MHz USB NATO AWACS activity Callsign MAGIC being used, usually means E-3 AWACS planes 6.739 MHz USB U.S. AirForce GHFS 6.761 MHz USB AirForce ReFueling Freq 6.865 MHz USB EC-130's stationed at Aviano, flying with the callsign "Moonbeam" 6.912 MHz USB 6.9325 MHz USB NATO Bookshelf Network 6.959 MHz USB 6.993 MHz USB 6.996 MHz USB 8.046 MHz USB NATO Bookshelf Network 8.087 MHz USB NATO Bookshelf Network 8.825 MHz USB Operation Allied Force 8.921 MHz USB 8.980 MHz USB AWACS MAGIC callsigns being heard here, mostly week sigs in Pennsylvania 8.982 MHz USB US Navy - Adriatic Task Force 8.989 MHz USB 8.992 MHz USB US AirForce GHFS 9.007 MHz USB Canadian Forces 9.016 MHz USB US AirForce 9.023 MHz USB US AirForce 9.1185 MHz USB NATO - Bookshelf Network 9.260 MHz USB NATO - Bookshelf Network 10.175 MHz USB 10.204 MHz USB US AirForce GHFS 10.315 MHz USB NATO - Naval Command Network 10.780 MHz USB 10.915 MHz USB Task Force Hawk - Code Name JAGO 11.140 MHz USB Operation Allied Force 11.173 MHz USB 11.175 MHz USB US AirForce GHFS 11.226 MHz USB Tanker Operations "Bolero" at Moron Air Force Base (Spain) 11.239 MHz USB BRAVO BRAVO talking to DUMBO DUMBO seems to be either a bomber or tanker 11.243 MHz USB Gibralta FlightWatch giving aviation weather for Italian Military Bases. (Italy is less then 100 miles from Kosovo) 11.244 MHz USB Long EAM's heard here as well as on 8.992 11.300 MHz USB See Note Below 13.200 MHz USB US AirForce GHFS 13.204 MHz USB 13.243 MHz USB 13.257 MHz USB Canadian Forces 13.354 MHz USB Operation Allied Force 13.458 MHz USB Raven Operations (Tanker Aircraft) 14.906 MHz USB Serbian Embassy Moscow, Russian Federation to DFZG Ministry of Foreign Affairs Belgrade, Serbia. 15.016 MHz USB US AirForce GHFS 15.031 MHz USB Canadian Forces 15.048 MHz USB NATO - Bookshelf Network 16.442 MHz USB Naval Hotel Tracking Network Note: Frequency 11.300 MHz was originally marked in my first list as being a HOT FREQUENCY!. I've taken a lot of heat over that statement. Here's why. The primary use of 11.300 is for International Air Traffic Control and not military operations. Now here's why I called it a hot frequency. On March 27th, 1999 I was listening to 11.300 MHz, also reader of our website Enea Colzi of Italy was listening to the same frequency. At the same time we both heard both American and Serbian voices which sounded very excited. Signals were weak, however it did sound as if the english transmissions were saying something about shots and/or fire. At the same time these transmissions were heard, an F117 Stealth Figher was shot down by a Serbian Missle. Many people wrote me saying, Hay you dummy don't you know that is an Air Traffic Control Freq and military wouldn't use it!. I must have received over 100 emails saying that. Well people, all I did was report what I heard and on what frequency I heard it. And I'm not the only person who had monitored this activity! Also, I've been a Pilot for nearly 14 years, and here in the U.S. military quite often use civilian aircraft frequencies. RadiosOnLine (Now known as MilAirComms.com) was the first online frequency source to report this frequency as being a hot freq, I've now seen a few other websites who have copied my words and labeled 11.300 as a HOT FREQUENCY. I'm glad to see other webmasters are ready RadiosOnLine, however I truly wish they would have given the source credit and/or a link..... This page & images Copyright (C) 2001 by George W. Fetter. All rights reserved. Web Design & HTML Programming by G. W. Fetter Consulting. Legal Information Regarding This Site