USAF 4th Fighter Wing

The 4th Fighter Wing is a F-15E Strike Eagle unit based at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base , North Carolina. The 4th Fighter Wing is part of the Eighth Air Force. It was activated at Selfridge Field, Michigan, 28 July 1947. The wing used F-86 Sabre during the Korean War and moved to Japan following the Korean armistice in 1953. The unit moved to Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, 8 December 1957, and was redesignated as the 4th Tactical Fighter Wing (TFW) in July 1958. (Read More)

Freq. Update

Thanks to a fellow 'The RadioReference' member, CommRX, more freq's have been identified. Enjoy.

119.750000 Cherry Point Approach
123.450000 Civilian Air - Air Chat
135.500000 Washington Center VHF
138.250000
138.900000
139.350000
140.125000
251.300000 Giant Killer South and Cherry Point
251.600000 Giant Killer (Push 18 for SJ AFB Planes)
255.400000 FAA Flight Service Station
258.100000 In Air Refuiling - Secondary Freq
263.150000 ? Possibly SJ AFB Approach
263.875000
266.400000 In Air Refuiling - Approach
268.700000 In Air Refuiling
269.150000 Washington ARTCC
269.425000 Norfolk App Control (ORF)
272.750000 Washington Center UHF Push 7 (For SJ AFB planes)
285.500000 Washington ARTCC
290.900000 Seymour Approach
299.600000 MCAS Cherry Point Dep Control
299.990000
300.525000 Seymour Johnson AFB
300.625000 ? Possibly MCAS Cherry Point
300.725000 Seymour Johnson AFB
300.825000 Seymour Johnson AFB
300.925000 Seymour Johnson AFB
301.025000 Seymour Johnson AFB
301.125000 Seymour Johnson AFB
301.225000 Seymour Johnson AFB
310.000000 Giant Killer South W-110/122 Pamlico Sounds Southward
310.100000 Giant Killer South W-110/122 Pamlico Sounds Southward
320.200000 Navy Dare / Phelps MOA
323.000000 Washington ARTCC (Push 9 for VA ANG)
323.300000 MCAS Cherry Point
336.000000 Air Force Dare Bombing Range
346.350000
348.650000
349.100000 Air Force Dare Bombing Range (Push 11 for SJ AFB planes)
358.800000 Navy Dare Bombing Range
360.770000 MCAS Cherry Point App / Dep Control (360.775)
364.200000 MCAS Cherry Point Oakgrove GCI
377.110000 Washington Center UHF
382.100000
387.200000 NAS Oceana / Air Force Dare

Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station

Just 17 days before the attack on Pearl Harbor, construction began on the Marine Corps air station known as Cherry Point. Once only North Carolina swampland and forest, Cherry Point is now the world's largest Marine Corps Air Station, and home to the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing. The wing consists of six groups; four aircraft groups, flying all combat aircraft in the Marine inventory, one aircraft control group and one engineer group. MCAS Cherry Point hosts Marine Air Group 14 (MAG-14), and also serves as the host installation for Commander Marine Corps Air Bases East (COMCABEAST). MAG-14 is the primary East Coast operating unit for the Marine Corps AV-8B Harrier (four squadrons) and EA-6B Prowler (four squadrons). The Group also includes four squadrons of KC-130 tankers and an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) squadron. (Read More)

Active Mil-Air Freq's

Here is a list of freq's that I regularly monitor. I have heard activity on each one at one time or another. Punch 'em in and give 'em a scan. 73.

349.100000 Air Force Dare Bombing Range
255.400000
263.150000
301.250000
346.350000
299.990000
358.800000 Navy Dare Bombing Range
251.300000
251.600000 Giant Killer
310.000000
268.700000 Air to Air Refueling
320.200000
387.200000
266.400000 Air to Air Refueling
272.750000 Washington Center UHF Push 7
255.400000
360.770000
258.100000 Air to Air Refueling
382.100000
323.300000
323.000000
336.000000 Air Force Dare Bombing Range
269.425000
300.625000
300.925000
300.825000
300.725000
300.525000
269.150000
364.200000
299.600000
119.750000 Cherry Point Approach
285.500000
138.250000
138.900000
310.100000
301.025000
301.125000
301.225000
290.900000
140.125000
139.350000

What, Where and When

At my post along the Pamlico River, I get to hear lots of Mil-Air stuff. I can identify some of it and some I can't. Even the stuff that I cannot ID is fun to listen to. Here is one of the things that can be heard here.

What: In-Air refueling
Where: 266.4000 MHz AM
When: Mostly in the evenings before 2300 Hrs. Local. Sometimes during the day they can be heard as well.

I invite everyone to comment and contribute.

Welcome

Welcome to my new BLOG. It will be updated with information, frequencies, thoughts and findings about Military monitoring from my location in Eastern North Carolina. My primary interest is MIL-AIR, but you may find other stuff of interest here as well. Stay tuned and enjoy.