[MilCom] MIL: 11175.0 USB - PROCLAIM (ground) and PROCLAIM (E6B); BIG RED;

[Jeff Haverlah]

0454z 09 Feb 25

0326z 08 Feb 25: JUNE DAY exits the net in the blind. He was transmitting
on 11175.6.

1627z 08 Feb 25: BIG RED called MAINSAIL for a radio check.
1631z 08 Feb 25 BIG RED called WEST COAST for a radio check.
1726z 08 Feb 25 BIG RED called MAINSAIL for a radio check.

2028z JUNE DAY (AE040E) repeatedly called PAWN SHOP (NCS HFGCS) "on 11175."
(He was on 11175.6). He also moved to 8992.0 (no offset) for same. He
called through 2101z.

2108z JUNE DAY called and raised PAWN SHOP on 11175,0 (no offset; but,
distorted audio) and entered the net.

2119z through 2126z JUNE DAY called PROCLAIM. No response.

2130z JUNE DAY called YARDBIRD. No response. No 3 group message traffic was
heard this UTC day.

JUNE DAY went to the Gulf.

2141z PAWN SHOP broadcast the 30 character EAM FBIKV3.

2200z JUNE DAY broadcast FBIKV3 at the h+00/h+30 restoral repeat window.
 On at least 11175.0 and 8992.6.  (If AE040E corrects to 11175.0, 8992.0
becomes 8992.6 and vice versa. What bug/feature in that HF radio causes
that? It's been "standard" for months for this particular E6.)

2230z JUNE DAY again.

2248z PAWN SHOP broadcast the 30 character 888800 but disregarded before he
finished the preamble section of the script.

2300z JUNE DAY again.
2330z JUNE DAY again. And quiet.

09 Feb 25

0246z LEO LION (or something sounding similar) works MILKY WAY (new day NCS
HFGCS) on 11175,0 and exits the net. (He's on approach to TINKER.)

0222z JOINT 43 (E6B) launched ex TRAVIS.  TACAMO PAC, enroute to the
Pacific Ocean.

0306z MILKY WAY broadcasts the 30 character EAM FBKEGU.

0320z PROCLAIM (JOINT 43) broadcasts FBKEGU at the h+20/h+50 restoral
rebroadcast window.

0342z 22.7 VLF FSK 50 baud broadcast of FBKEGU.

0350z, 0420z and 0450 PROCLAIM with his string.

PROCLAIM was used by a ground station on 08 Feb 25 UTC; and by an E6B on 09
Feb 25 UTC. That's quick.

No post-0000z daily communications test count logged this UTC new day.

Jeff
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Jeff Haverlah               Coastal Texas
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