Which frequencies are designated for UHF State SAR use?

The correct frequencies designated for UHF State Search and Rescue (SAR) use are 460.250 and 465.250. These frequencies are specifically allocated for the communication needs of SAR operations, facilitating effective coordination and information exchange among rescue teams in the field.

UHF (Ultra High Frequency) bands are widely utilized in emergency response scenarios, including search and rescue missions, due to their ability to provide clear communication over a range of distances and in various terrains. The selection of these specific frequencies helps ensure that SAR teams have a reliable means to communicate with each other and dispatch centers, essential for the successful execution of missions.

The other frequency options, while used for various communication purposes, do not fall within the designated UHF SAR frequencies. Understanding the correct frequencies is vital for efficient rescue operations, allowing teams to quickly coordinate their efforts and manage resources effectively in emergency situations.