For all my friends in the SE US in range of McGhee-Tyson (KTYS), the ANG unit on this base has changed their Command Post frequency from 303.000 to 303.250 MHz. This continues the trend of cleaning out 303.000 of all its USAF and related units CPs etc for its new assignment as a temporary exercise freq based on monitoring across the US. I do find the assignment of 303.250 a bit odd as I did not expect to see a USAF CP asignment on that frequency.
So the 134ARW/151ARS Command Post (Soda Control) at McGhee Tyson airport in TN now uses 303.250 MHz. Stay tuned for more changes coming soon.
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