The Monthly Military Monitoring Recap consists of frequencies and callsigns that I've heard in use in Coastal Georgia and during my travels (usually around South Carolina and Florida). Special Operations, Intelligence, and real-world Combat Air Patrol information will not be posted. Gulfstream (Savannah) and Boeing (Charleston) flight test frequencies and callsigns are also included as well as US Coast Guard, non-law enforcement FedCom, and civilian medevac callsigns, N-numbers, and frequencies.
January turned out to be a better monitoring month than I'd hoped. The 3rd Combat Aviation Brigade began flying again after returning from a deployment to Europe; it was nice to hear the skies over Savannah busy with their activity again. The 165th AW received their first C-130J late in the month, which means they'll be flying again soon as well. In addition to the planned road trip to Florida's Space Coast providing some variety from the normal things heard at home, there was unexpected activity at the Georgia ANG's Savannah Combat Readiness Training Center/Air Dominance Center (CRTC/ADC).