[MilCom] "BRADY" CALL SIGN, 180th AS / MO-ANG

[Andrew Sutcliffe]

Donnie,

It would help if you told us where you have been looking for this freq.
Have you tried 138-150 MHz?
Have you tried 30-60 MHz?
Have you tried 108-138 MHz?

S.



At 16:01 07/02/2009, Don Armstrong wrote:
>         Morning all, the Brady bunch flies here (Ft Huachuca, Libby AAF)
>all the time. I catch them frequently on 349.150 MHz (Ops Channel), but
>that freq is mainly lift times, set times, maintenance related stuff. I
>have been searching for a very long time for their common A-A channel
>with no luck at all!
>
>         Its not uncommon to have several ships up at the same time here,
>usually they play either locally (Tombstone MOA), or take a short trip up
>north and play in the Jackal & Morenci MOA's. When they are in those
>area, I catch them on the "assigned" freq's of the MOA. I know that they
>are chit-chatting amongst themselves during flights, but I just cant seem
>to find the freq(s).
>
>         Is there anyone out there that maybe can shed some light on them
>for me?
>
>
>                             73's                    Donnie
>
> >From somewhere out in the "pucker brush"
>just north of Libby Army Airfield, Fort Huachuca AZ
>Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity!
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