Standard Communication Plan
The standard CCAR emergency communications plan is in Tables 1 and 2. It identifies the network used to provide each type of support, the operating frequency, mode of operation, and the network control station for each network. This plan may be modified or replaced as the Incident Commander orders, but this plan will be used in the absence of any such ordered plan.
Table 1. FM and SSB Voice Circuits |
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| NET | Primary | Secondary | Tertiary |
|---|---|---|---|
|
“ResNet”
Resource Net
|
FOXTROT-1 147.060+ 131.8 Newtown Sq FOXTROT-2 145.130- 131.8 Paoli |
ECHO 146.985- 100.0 Parkesburg |
SIERRA-1 146.400 |
|
“TacNet”
Tactical Net |
BRAVO 446.525- 100.0 W.Chester |
ALPHA 146.940- 131.8 W.Chester |
SIERRA-2 146.550 HOTEL-1 3.917 HOTEL-2 3.965 HOTEL-3 5.3305 HOTEL-4 7.240 |
|
“TacNet” or “TacNet North” |
CHARLIE 446.175- 100.0 Bucktown |
JULIET 147.21+ 131.8 Pottstown |
SIERRA-3 146.565 HOTEL 1-4 |
|
“TacNet” or “TacNet South” |
DELTA 448.875- 100.0 Octorara |
ECHO 146.985- 100.0 Parkesburg |
SIERRA-4 146.580 HOTEL 1-4 |
|
“Liaison” Out-of-Area Liaison |
INDIA-1 3.9875 INDIA-2 3.9935 INDIA-3 7.2545 INDIA-4 7.2505 |
GOLF 443.800+ 131.8 Valley Forge |
KILO 1 146.520 KILO 2 446.000 |
|
“ComNet” Command Net SEC/DEC EC RO NCS |
WHISKEY TBA |
X-RAY TBA |
ZULU TBA |