A note,  most of this information is interesting, but I find it hard to hear any meaningful military communications,            
I guess if you listen LONG AND HARD you will find something,  good luck,   
Military Long Range Aeronautical Frequencies  
U.S. ARMED FORCES GLOBAL HIGH FREQUENCY SYSTEM IS NOW CALLED  
The High Frequency Global Communications System (HF-GCS).  
   
The High Frequency Global Communications System  is a network of   
single side band shortwave transmitters of the United States Air Force   
which is used to communicate with aircraft in flight, ground stations   
and some United States Navy surface assets. All worldwide receiving and   
transmitting sites in the HF-GCS system are remotely controlled from Andrews AFB.  
   
PUBLISHED FREQUENCY LISTING - HFGCS stations operate on “core" frequencies   
to provide increased "Global" coverage. The published frequency listing does not reflect   
complete system frequency authorizations. These published frequencies will be used  
 for initial contact, EAM broadcasts, and short-term phone patch and message delivery.   
Other extended or special services will be moved to each station’s available "discrete" frequencies.  
   
You may hear highly encrypted or coded voice transmissions at times that make no sense   
whatsoever. Just be patient. Military and national security at work!  
   
HF-GCS stations tend to operate in the aviation bands clustered around 5, 8 and 11/12 MHz,   
although other frequencies are in use.  
   
The primary HF-GCS voice frequencies are.  
 4724.0 KHz, 6739.0 KHz, 8992.0 KHz, 11175.0 KHz, 13200.0 KHz and 15016.0 KHz  
Primary HFGCS Frequencies 24 Hours:   8992 and 11175  
Back up HFGCS Frequencies Day:        13200  15016  
Back up HFGCS Frequencies Night:      4724  6739  
   
In addition to the HF-GCS, U.S. aircraft frequently use Military Affiliate Radio System (MARS)   
HF stations (13927.0 KHz) and Canadian Forces HF stations (11232.0 KHz) to relay messages.  
   
Although transmissions are often single sideband, the use of the ALE , a type of digital transmission mode,  is more and more common.  
   
     
     
4.709 Sigonella    
4.724 Andrews, Ascension, Elmendorf, Guam, Hickam, Lejes, Offutt, Salinas, Thule, Yokota    
4.742      
6.712 Andrews, Ascension, Guam, Lajes  
6.724 Sigonella  
6.739 Ascension, Elmendorf, Guam, Hickam, Salinas, Offutt, Thule, Yokota  
8.992 Andrews, Ascension, Elmendorf, Guam, Hickam, Offutt, Salinas, Thule, Yokota  
9.007 Sigonella  
9.025 Lejes  
10.780 AF Eastern Test Range (Backup for Ascension), Cape Canaveral, Antigua, Ascension, Maui  
11.175 Andrews, Ascension, Elmendorf, Guam, Hickam, Salinas, Offutt, Thule, Yokota  
11.181 Lajes  
11.244    
11.271 Andrews, Ascension, Elmendorf, Guam, Hickam, Lejes, Offutt, Salinas, Thule, Yokota  
13.200    
13.212 Lajes  
15.016 Andrews, Ascension, Elmendorf, Guam, Hickam, Lajes, Offutt, Salinas, Thule, Yokota  
15.038 Sigonella  
20.390 AF Eastern Test Range (Backup for Ascension), Cape Canaveral, Antigua, Ascension, Maui