8992, USAF global communications frequency, call going right now. Mostly different, no Skykings from what I can hear.
Four messages if not more sent as of now.
>>56476743
Did you hear "Offutt out" at the end of that most recent one?
Last Two, both started with ALL STATIONS before I could hit record.
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1O9IbQ5SL3Q at 9:21 PM EST
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1gE1sq9WMmc at 9:36 EST
Both repeat the call letters/numbers 3 times before the messages.
(This is +MFOzsGT from the last bread.)
>>56476874
That's typically who send the codes. MAINSAIL and Andrews are less common, but time-to-time they make calls.
Message to SKYKING this morning that was very odd. Not the normal ty67sktyjd90kdhfod8.
Just "Juggernaut."
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1wkEfhwqUaP
Usually, that's the guy at Offutt AFB. Notice he didn't say "Offutt Out"? He said "TACMO Out."
TAke Charge and Move Out (TAMCO) is the airborne command vehicle.
>>56476628
Anything hearing anything right now?
I don't know if I'm doing this right but i'm on 8992, USB, and it's silent.
I'm on Websdr right now
>>56477352
It happens occasionally, you just have to wait. If you can hear the static, you'll hear the message.
Message happening now.
>>56477352
New one right now.
All stations code just whent out.
>>56477475
>>56477444
Yep listening right now, thanks guys
Should I download that segimura program? Or is this site good enough?
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0GHV73Y6UIN
New one happening right now, previous one up there.
>>56477560
I have both along with actual radios.. Sigmira is harder to use, but a nice back up if Web SDR gets clogged and you can change antennas around for better quality.
Newest message. 9:49 EST
http://vocaroo.com/i/s1rCJGqnHq6G
>>56477352
FORCE OUT sent the following at 9:50 EST:
si4lftxqdxq3tlzmquryj4c3gla4ia
Looks like EAMs are going out every 15 minutes.
Full confession, I am also the guy who made the Skyking radio blogspot some of you may be using.
I'll post a new post if you want proofs.
>>56477987
Segmira, WebSDR, or actual radio?
>>56476628
Based frequency bros
>>56478071
I'm listening on WebSDR myself (SkyChan) as my radio needs a new vacuum tube.
Is 8992 the primary? Should I only bother with that one over 11175?
Is Force Out a callsign any of you have heard before?
>>56478520
Sometimes 11175 USB is cleaner but tonight they sound the same. SKYKINGs will broadcast simultaneously on both.
>>56478630
I think it was Offutt (Air Base).
>>56476628
How does one listen in?
>>56478758
Go to http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/
type 8992 in the Freq box, select USB from bandwidth.
>>56478520
8992 is the primary, yes. IIRC 11175 is the repeat of 8992. Not sure what the delay is.
>>56478630
Never heard it before and it doesn't appear on my list of military callsigns. Then again, most of the new callsigns aren't on my lists.
So who's on WebSDR on the MI listening post?
Sky kind has got to be the bottom of the barrel for /pol/... If I ever am the one listening to sky king messages, please kill me senpai.
>>56478990
I've been listening to it for years before I ever came to 4Chan. Usually just have it on on my radio while I do other stuff.
Someone explain a silly Kraut what this is all about?
what is this used ?????
>>56479083
8992 kHz is actually pretty active, apparently an E-4B (command and control plane) has been launched from offutt airforce base, and there's only supposed to be one in the air at any time, and a russian submarine is being chased over in europe.
>>56479083
>skykingradio[5]blogspot[5]com[
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>>56479083
>>56479125
Potential happenings
>>56479083
I'm new myself but apparently, from what I've gathered, radio transmissions, even those from the government, are public property no matter what and you can listen in at this website.
http:// websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/
You type in 8992 , then click on USB, and sometimes AFB's , primarily Offut, will broadcast encrypted messages
>>56476628
skyking, skyking do not answer. arclight is airborne
>>56476628
The jews now control all frequencies. pic related
>>56479219
Ah, I saw another thread earlier about such a plane launching.
>>56479231
I'll check it out, thanks.
>>56479586
You're welcome. I'll be ITT if you have additional questions (might give me ideas for a new post on the blog).
>>56478901
hey man you can give me the military callsigns please
>>56479964
PDF list.
http://monitoringtimes.com/MilitaryCallsignList-APR09.pdf
>>56479879
Post more on that blog. I like it.
Maybe find some other frequencies for other branches of the millitary??
>>56480015
thank you
is there anything that works on say an Android? Galaxy S6?
MFW i work the flightline at Offutt on the RJs and would like to listen to the radio when i see the E4 getting ready to llaunch
>>56480016
Thanks for being a reader.
I was planning on posting about the Russia AF freqs and "Dead Hand" stations. I'll try to expand it as much as a I can for other military channels.
I need to work on it more.
>>56476628
USAF here
I'm reporting this thread to my commander as a possible national security threat
>>56480136
m,,mantengame posteado
Autism: The Thread
>>56480231
Nice try, shitposter. It's all encrypted with a one time pad and literally can never be decrypted by someone who isn't supposed to get it. Plus, that's a MAJOR Opsec breach to say that. :) nice try
8992 has been quiet for the past 40 minutes.
>>56480136
I thought WebSDR worked directly on Android? (I don't own a cell phone)
Sigmira might have an app in the Play Store.
>>56480231
this faggot
Fucking hell, even police radio is encrypted in the UK because they don't want anyone snooping in. Why would countries leave their military communication wide open like this?
>>56480321
>Australia
>calling anyone else a shiptoaster
>>56477271
So is something fishy happening or what?
>>56480392
Because it is encrypted. Those letters and numbers are a one time cipher that only transmitter and recipient can decode.
>>56480412
if they call you shitposter is honor
>>56480412
Yep, you know you've fucked up when a drongo has to call you out on being a shitposter mate.
>>56480343
Well well! Just grabbed my phone. And it does work. bretty kewl.
>>56480392
It's all encrypted. It's like if you snooped on my cellphone and I was speaking in Sha256sum
>>56480460
is like a modern morse code
>>56480392
Because literally nothing other than the location of the broadcasts and the (possible) importance of those messages can be discovered through listening. Police radio is unencrypted and can potentially tip off criminals as to when the cops are looking for them.
8992 is encrypted with a one time pad, so only the transmitter and recipient can actually decode them. You could have the message on a TV broadcast spanning the entire world in all languages and have nobody actually find out what you said.
>>56480456
I wish I knew. I have never in my years of listening heard a code phrase (like Juggernaut) instead of an actually code (E7YG etc..) be sent on this freq.
>>56480460
So how do all these anons know what's going on like a submarine being chased and shit?
Eh, what about the submarine?
>>56480581
we know a few old codes
>>56480392
it's a encrypted code, only the recipient has the key and will not answer.
>>56480581
I think they mentioned the sub on a news site?
I have no idea if the sub spotting has anything to do with the odd SKYKINGs or not.
>>56480567
That... that don't sound too uplifting...
>>56480633
>Russian Federation
What?
>>56480581
On a UK news website.
>>56480231
>commander
KEK
>>56480753
Yeah, it was BBC
>http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-34896956
/pol/. What code is the worst?
>>56480759
Eh, we're still here.
>>56480392
>Why would countries leave their military communication wide open like this?
They don't. The messages broadcast on 8992 are a one-time cipher. Bomber pilots, sub captains, etc hear the broadcast, compare them against codes in their codebooks Dr. Strangelove-style. If the cipher broadcast happens to match, pic related.
>>56480765
huh
>>56480856
I don't know if it would be said on this freq or not, but PINACLE NUCFLASH means there has been a nuclear detonation somewhere that could lead to war.
>>56480915
we know you did it ivan
>>56480856
hard to detemine, because we have no idea what most codes mean. if you have a buddy in the US, i'd recommend telling him to watch the news and tell you straight away if an EAS broadcast happens.
>>56480950
this guy's probably right
>>56480866
True. It is probably just an exercise after all
>>56480950
wow. but i think that this is not the worst code
>>56480510
Glad that worked. :)
>>56481008
dude i swear
>>56480856
SKYKING SKYKING DO NOT ANSWER. repeated four times...you here that, it's your ass.
>>56481119
what mean skyking?
>>56480581
These are on Public airwaves. It's open to everyone. It's just once in a blue moon that anything interesting happens.
>>56481029
There's probably an ominous sounding codeword that scrambles the nuclear bomber fleet ("All Stations, All Stations: Reaper") that gets the fleet airborne followed by a coded message 5-10 minutes later that give quick alert bombers the Go/No Go confirmation.
(Speculation on my part)
>>56481236
Who knows. It's just a code word. In general, it means any flying asset.
>>56481236
This
>>>56481008
hard to detemine, because we have no idea what most codes mean. if you have a buddy in the US, i'd recommend telling him to watch the news and tell you straight away if an EAS broadcast happens.
The powers that be probably wouldn't even bother with an alert. It's been 24 years since anyone gave a shit about civil defense; nobody would have any idea what to do. Better to let the sheep live their final moments in blissful ignorance than allow them to panic and risk them causing any more damage.
>>56481315
its some movie or tv show series from the 40's or 50's
>>56481510
You are wrong
>>56481510
See >>56481367
learn to read. And try listening to the radio once in awhile fagtron
/pol/. How many skyking you have heard?
>>56476628
So uh, give me the rundown. I don't get this shit. Please explain to an amerifat whats happening.
>>56481824
some units of the usaf are sending informacion via codes
>>56481367
Lol at the 2x SKYKING
FOXTROT ALPHA GOLF
JULIET KILO
>>56481824
Abnormal-ish traffic on USAF freq. more calls than average, strange callsigns a really strange phrase word instead of a code this morning ("Juggernaut") and us /pol/acks being bored and curious.
Hasn't the US been reopening Cold War bases and command posts like Cheyenne Mountain recently?
I've heard there's been a lot more activity the past year or two with our strategic nuclear forces.
>>56483152
Yes, Cheyenne Mountain got reopened (A command post set 610 meters below the surface of a mountain, and mounted on giant springs).
It's highly EMP resistant and can resist a 30 MT nuclear explosion at 2 kilometers.
>>56483152
Cheyenne was in "mothballs," yeah. It's back up to operational/back up status.
>>56481367
I get 2x and 3x, what's 1x and 4x?
>>56483393
>>56483395
And I'm guessing that's because of Cold War 2.0 or rising tensions with China?
>>56476628
3753.00 had ongoing conversation, then a series of very loud, sometimes overlapping whistling noises.
Now it's this deafening BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
Can anyone tell me what's going on?
>>56484323
Little of column A, little of column B.
I find all of this interesting though I am not versed on all the meanings behind it.
>>56484506
Also 7316.09 am
>>56484506
Sound like static/bleed over. Move to 3760 LSB and I think that's the voices you were hearing.
>>56476628
>the ants go marching one by one
>>56481956
SIERRA
MIKE
HOTEL
TANGO
BRAVO
HOTEL
FOXTROT
ALFA
MIKE
>>56480856
4 skykings and a hammer down/ broken arrows type of thing.
Thats some end of the world type shit. Not /pol/ end of the world either like nukes in the air type situation
>>56485008
>4 Skykings means the nukes are flying
What would 5 skykings mean? Jesus has returned, and he's pissed?
>>56485169
If such a thing, probably just a goodbye.
>>56485169
5 skykings means someone's broken protocol and is about to get educated in the ways that the US government protects it's citizens.
Anyone else just getting static atm?
>>56484682
Same hear.
>>56485817
There can be hours and hours of static before you hear a EAM
>>56485919
Alright, thanks.
>>56485817
Broadcasts are rare, you'll have to wait. It's best just to sit around with it on and wait until you hear one.
*here. God damn autocorrect.
>>56485961
No problem. That's why we all get geeked out when we hear multiple messages in a short period of time...its unusual.
>>56485919
8992 usb and 11175 usb are the main freqs, also 4724, 6739, 15016 depending on time of day.
Another freq that is fun is UVB76...known as "the buzzer". It's a Russian freq channel marker. Creepy fun... 4625 and 6998 usb.
>>56486371
7009 is some russian shit too according to the websdr site.
>>56484855
>tfw falling asleep to iconic Stratofortress engine whine from Dr. Strangelove
Any more shit going on since the stuff earlier?
>>56486438
Yes there are quite a few since tensions have ramped up. All the noobs like the buzzer though! They can research the other freqs
>>56486527
I remember hearing about UVB a few years ago when it stopped transmitting or something
Anyways, probably leave this on tomorrow while I play fallout.
Thanks anon
