It's 2222 utc now. I've been listening to this frequency on and off for
about an hour. Seems to be a Canadian military frequency and there's
some sort of rescue operation afoot. I'm following a series of
exchanges between "Halifax military" and "Rescue 323". Might be worth
monitoring.

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It's 2222 utc now. I've been listening to this frequency on and off for
about an hour. Seems to be a Canadian military frequency and there's
some sort of rescue operation afoot. I'm following a series of
exchanges between "Halifax military" and "Rescue 323". Might be worth
monitoring.

Yes, it's a primary Canadian SAR frequency.

dxAce
Michigan
The United States of America

anyone else getting this? Rescue 323, female, stating they
will be landing with 29K lb. fuel. plane in trouble? military
test runs? Halifax military 6 to s9 here, W.PA. Rescue 323,
in and out, mostly unreadable....?????
Drifter...

Drifter wrote:
anyone else getting this? Rescue 323, female, stating they
will be landing with 29K lb. fuel. plane in trouble? military
test runs? Halifax military 6 to s9 here, W.PA. Rescue 323,
in and out, mostly unreadable....?????
Drifter...

Yes, getting it OK here in northern Ohio. They've got a phone patch
going on between 323 and RCC. She's asking if there's oxygen on board
the vessel.

Drifter wrote:

anyone else getting this? Rescue 323, female, stating they
will be landing with 29K lb. fuel. plane in trouble? military
test runs? Halifax military 6 to s9 here, W.PA. Rescue 323,
in and out, mostly unreadable....?????

Sounds to me like Rescue 323 is making an inquiry for Rescue 906 who wants to
know if there is oxygen onboard a vessel, and mentioning something about a
patient.

dxAce
Michigan
The United States of America

Halifax military (male operator) coming in loud and clear. Rescue 323
(female operator) very weak, though understandable. (Southern New
Jersey, AOR AR7030 Plus, Wellbrook ALA 330S)

Something evidently has happened aboard a boat. They are going to see
if there is oxygen aboard it, though they say it is highly unlikely.

Might want to keep listening.

Joe

Drifter wrote:
anyone else getting this? Rescue 323, female, stating they
will be landing with 29K lb. fuel. plane in trouble? military
test runs? Halifax military 6 to s9 here, W.PA. Rescue 323,
in and out, mostly unreadable....?????
Drifter...

Wow, you guys don't mess around!

Halifax military has been having a lot of trouble reading Rescue 323.
I'm going to continue monitoring this frequency to see what develops.
It's been interesting so far.

Steve

Hmmm. According to Halifax military there is oxygen on board the vessel
and the patient has been on oxygen for several hours already.

Steve

Joe Analssandrini wrote:

Halifax military (male operator) coming in loud and clear.

Can only hear Halifax here (St. Paul, MN) on SP-600 with 60ft random
wire.

wrote:
Wow, you guys don't mess around!

Halifax military has been having a lot of trouble reading Rescue 323.
I'm going to continue monitoring this frequency to see what develops.
It's been interesting so far.

Steve

By the way....thanks for the notice about the rescue. Right now, I can
hear 323 quite well...she's changed freqs to 11187....I can barely make
her out.