Current Shortwave High Frequencies
Shortwave service is provided by the Navy as an option for their ships without the Navy's Direct-to-Sailor (DTS) capability. Shortwave also serves as a backup to those customers with DTS. Shortwave service is also an option for land-based listeners in remote locations that do not have access to local or satellite-delivered AFRTS full Satellite Network (SATNET) services. Shortwave services are intended to operate 24/7 but do experience disruptions due to maintenance and atmospheric conditions.
| Location | Band | Daytime | Nighttime |
| Diego Garcia | Upper Sideband | 12,759 KHz | 4,319 KHz |
| Guam | Upper Sideband | 13,362 KHz | 5,765 KHz |
| Key West, Florida | Upper Sideband | 12,133.5 KHz, 7812.5 KHz and 5,446.5 KHz | same as daytime |
| Pearl Harbor, Hawaii | Upper Sideband | Out of service for an indefinite period. | same as daytime |