[MilCom] Army National Guard Ground & Air Support Nets

[Bill]

Thoughts.

USCG Aux  especially with the 100.0 Hz CTCSS
also seems to be standard USCG assignments
http://www.monix.net/MONIX.txt

http://www.d11s.org/members/CMops_deptreports.htm
Preparations for switch to new AUX VHF frequencies.
As has been announced on the net frequently and was the subject of one of 
the Comms workshops at the Annual Conference in January, the Coast Guard 
Auxiliary (on a national basis) is being required to shift to new 
frequencies that will replace the ones currently in use.

 The new frequencies are close to the ones presently being used for AUXNET 
and for "Alpha", "Bravo" , "Charlie", and "Charlie 2". As a result the vast 
majority of radios in use by AUX members who have VHF facilities and/or 
AUXNET call signs will have to be reprogrammed. Plans are currently underway 
to arrange for that reprogramming and a major campaign will be made 
available to all members to facilitate that work. It will be coordinated 
through the chain of command (ADSO-CM's, SO-CM's, and FSO-CM's). As the plan 
is firmed up as to dates, information will be distributed widely.






----- Original Message ----- 
From: <domyers at voicenet.com>
To: "Ken" <rfinder1 at verizon.net>; "MilCom" <milcom at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, December 18, 2005 6:44 AM
Subject: Re: [MilCom] Army National Guard Ground & Air Support Nets


>
> I discovered a 143.275(100.0hz)Repeater.  The signal is probably about a 2 
> on the S
> meter.  It voice identifies every top of the hour as the "BG auzillary 5 
> NR repeater".  I
> have only heard traffic it one time.  One of the stations (maybe both) 
> identifed
> as "media ##".  Any ideas?  I thought maybe it was Civil Air Patrol, but 
> with Ken's post
> maybe it is a NG repeater?  Odd..........
> Dan
> Horsham, pa
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