military frequency assignments in civilian bands

Message posted by lone wolf on August 05, 2006 at 12:58:34 PST:

I came across this in chapter 7 of the NTIA "redbook. Note that the
motion sensors around Groom Lake used to be on 151.5Mhz. I wondered how
that was legit, other than Groom Lake can do whatever it wants. It turns
out 151.5MHz is within the authorized ranges.

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The military departments may employ frequencies in certain
non-Government bands above 25MHz at specified military test ranges after
coordination between FCC field personnel and military field personnel.


Weapons and Tactics Center, Nellis AFB,
Nevada

Pacific Missile Test Center, Pt. Mugu, California

Army Electronic Proving Ground, Ft. Huachuca,
Arizona

White Sands Missile Range, Las Cruces,
New Mexico


25.01-25.33
25.85-26.48
26.95-27.54
28.00-29.89
29.91-30.00
30.56-32.00
33.00-34.00
35.00-36.00
37.00-38.00
39.00-40.00
42.00-46.60
47.00-49.60
50.00-73.00
75.40-108.00
144.0-148.0
150.8-156.25
156.35-156.7
156.9-157.0375
157.1875
162.0125
174.0-216.0
450.0-608.0
614.0-890.0
942.0-960.0
1850-2110
2450-2690
6425-7125
10550-10680
11700-13250

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