6685 USB Night primary
8847 USB Day secondary
11630 USB Day primary
Naval Air Transport uses these call signs:
RJF94 Central
Sector Station, Moscow (PRIBOJ)
RJC38 Northern Sector Station,
Murmansk (NOVATOR)
RJC48 Southern Sector Station,
Sevastopol (NORKA)
RCH84 Eastern Sector Station, Vladivostok
(MONOLOG)
RCB ... Western Sector Station
(KRAKET), Kaliningrad
7696 CW Alternate frequency
8816 CW Primary
11354 USB Voice primary
Naval Air Transport aircraft use IDs of 5 figures. These correspond to the aircraft's
registration number. Many of these have been heard in the Ukraine area.
Some more calls used by Navy:
RIR2 Navy, Polyarny
RIT Northern Fleet, Severomorsk (works group calls RLO,
RKZ, RKS)
RIW Navy Headquarters, Moscow (also group calls RJE56,
RAA)
RJC62 RJD69 ISKATELX Baltiysk
Naval base 54.646N 19.919E
RJE56 PROGRESS NCS
station Moscow, has contact with many Navy stations
RJF95 ?
RJH25 KAKTUS 43N x
74.5E
RJH57 Same as RIT
RJV Collective: all Black Sea ships (used by RCV)
RHP99 Vessel Gorizont
RJS Pacific Fleet, Vladivostok
RKN Caspian Flotilla, Astrakhan
RMP Baltic Fleet, Kaliningrad (REO, RMU, RKZ)
RWM Moscow
Russian voice phonetics:
Б -- Boris
В -- Vasily
Г -- Gregory
Д -- Dmitri
Е -- Yelena
Ё -- ёлка
Ж -- Zhenya
З -- Zinaida
И -- Ivan
Й -- Ivan kratkiy
К -- Konstantin/ Kilowatt
Л -- Leonid
М -- Mikhail
Н -- Nikolai
О -- Olga
П -- Pavel
Р -- Roman
С -- Semyon
Т -- Tatyana
У -- Ulyana
Ф -- Fyodor
Х -- Khariton
Ц -- tsaplya
Ч -- chelovek
Ш -- Shura
Щ -- shchuka
Ъ -- tvyordiy znak
Ы -- ery
Ь -- myagkiy znak
Э -- echo
Ю -- Yury
Я -- Yakov