USAF Thunderbirds frequencies

[Henk Voortwijs]

66.9000 MHz NFM = ground ops.
114.9500 MHz
118.1000 MHz
118.2000 MHz
120.4500 MHz = T-bird ops.
123.4000 MHz
123.4500 MHz
124.9250 MHz
126.2500 MHz = T-bird Control "air boss"
126.6500 MHz = T-bird Control "air boss"
134.1000 MHz
138.8750 MHz
140.0000 MHz
140.4000 MHz = tactical
141.0500 MHz
141.0750 MHz = Diamond & Delta formations
141.3000 MHz
141.5500 MHz
141.8500 MHz = VHF 2
142.0000 MHz
143.1000 MHz = ground ops.
143.5750 MHz
143.8500 MHz = VHF 1
148.1750 MHz
148.5500 MHz
148.8500 MHz
216.9750 MHz FM = mix of 235.2500 MHz & 141.0750 MHz
216.7250 MHz FM = Narration with show music
235.2500 MHz = Startup & Solo's
236.5500 MHz = solo air-air
236.6000 MHz
241.4000 MHz
250.8500 MHz = T-bird Control; team leader
263.5500 MHz
273.4750 MHz
273.5000 MHz
273.8500 MHz
283.5000 MHz
294.7000 MHz
295.7000 MHz
319.7000 MHz
322.3000 MHz
322.6000 MHz
322.9500 MHz = UHF primary
382.9000 MHz
392.9000 MHz
394.0000 MHz
413.0000 MHz NFM = grounds crews
413.0250 MHz NFM = grounds crews maintenance
413.1000 MHz NFM = grounds crews
413.2750 MHz NFM = Maintenance

Corrections and/or additions are welcome.

[joost]

Heard at Fairford last year were ground crew on 413.275

[Hermolaus]

114.9500 MHz

What is this? As far as I know this part of airband is dedicated exclusively for radionavigational purposes. (Correct me if I am wrong, please!) Do they really use this freq for voice communications?

[tally]

Today at Alliance they used the following:

139.2250 MHz = Air to Air. Is this considered the "Tactical" freq?
235.2500 MHz = T-bird Control; team leader

Cheers,

Tally.

[joost]

139.2250 MHz = Air to Air. Is this considered the "Tactical" freq?

read that this was their new V-01 freq, back in may 143.700 was their V-01
Seems they are shifting regurlarly from VHf freqs, also heard this year as V-01 was 139.800.
Other new freqs heard this year were 148.850 & 150.150

http://mt-milcom.blogspot.com/search/label/Thunderbirds" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Grtz
Joost

[Henk Voortwijs]

Added 2 new frequencies: 126.2500 MHz & 273.4750 MHz.

Credits: Mike (MilRadioComms)

[joost]

Added 2 new frequencies: 126.2500 MHz & 273.4750 MHz.

Credits: Mike (MilRadioComms)

You can skip those, Those 2 mentioned freqs are from Luke AFB, and Thunderbirds are currently performing over there.
Have seen the log, but my Guess is they used these freqs during Practice for discrete contact with Luke AFB.

Personaly I do not put these freqs in my Database as Thunderbirds Freqs

They did use a new Victor freq this weekend: 141.075 (http://mt-milcom.blogspot.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;)

Grtz
Joost

[Henk Voortwijs]

Added some more frequencies and chanced some discriptions.

Credits: Mike (MilRadioComms)