Russia
General information
While the HF radio networks of each Russian military branch are nominally separate, they follow common sets of rules described on the following pages.
Russian Ground Forces
The HF radio presence of the Russian Ground Forces consists of many interconnected subnetworks, and it's not possible to cover them all adequately. The callsigns are made of either a word and 2 digits (in voice only), or a 4-character combination of letters and sometimes digits. A callsign may refer to either a single unit, or a group of units.
It should be noted that whilst we at Priyom do our utmost to monitor and log HF transmissions, not every page will be 100% up to date at any given time. A lack of transmission logs does not necessarily equate to no activity from a particular frequency or station.
Western Military District
- The Buzzer (4625 kHz)
- D marker (5292 kHz)
- T marker (4182 kHz)
- The Air Horn (4930 kHz)
- The Goose (4310/3243 kHz)
- The Alarm (4770 kHz)
- Katok-65 (4224/3218.5 kHz)
- Vyezha
- Three-two
- Overload (4050kHz)
Southern Military District
- The Pip (5448/3756 kHz)
- The Squeaky Wheel (5473/3363.5 kHz)
- Vega (5372 kHz)
- Baron-78 (3850/4940 kHz)