[MilCom] Military Bases Access to Civilian Public SafetyCoordination Nets?

[Mac McCormick III]

> Locally I know that Westover ARB (MA) Fire Department can access the local 
> Fire Coordination Net on 154.28.   I am not sure about the Security Police 
> having base radio access to the Law Enforcement Coordination Nets 
> (155.475/460.225).

> So what are others finding in their monitoring efforts?

    The Air National Guard Crash/Fire Department at Savannah IAP
    handles fire protection for not just the ANG facilities, but the
    airport as a whole.  They use the Chatham-Effingham County TRS
    for their primary means of communications, enabling them to work
    closely with local fire departments in mutual aid situations (which
    they do very well and on a regular basis).

    As for Hunter AAF, I have never heard them on the Chatham-
    Effingham County TRS.  Their communications are on the
    400 mhz Fort Stewart/Hunter AAF system.  LifeStar One, the
    civilian medevac helicopter in Savannah does have access to
    the Fort Stewart/Hunter AAF system, though.  Hunter's MPs
    have shown up on the local 800 system during big events like
    the St. Patrick's Day Festival (probably with loaner radios from
    the local PD).

Mac McCormick                      "Green Comms Suck"
Savannah, GA
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