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The Milcom Files Monitoring Times Volume 1998-2006

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The Ultimate Source of Military Communications Information

Do you have a fascination with military communications? Want to get your hands on a rich archive of information covering the years 1998 to 2006? Look no further! The Milcom Files Monitoring Times Volume 1998-2006 is every enthusiast's dream come true.

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From the moment you delve into these meticulously compiled volumes, you will be transported into the world of military communications like never before. The Milcom Files Monitoring Times Volume 1998-2006 is a comprehensive collection of documents, articles, and radio frequencies that bring to light the often-hidden world of military communication systems.

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The Milcom Files: Monitoring Times Volume 1 (1998-2006)

by Larry Van Horn (Kindle Edition)

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An Invaluable Resource for Experts and Enthusiasts Alike

Whether you are a communication expert or an enthusiastic amateur, this collection is an invaluable resource. The Milcom Files Monitoring Times Volume 1998-2006 covers a vast range of topics, including advanced encryption techniques, emerging communication technologies, and the ever-evolving landscape of military communication systems.

With over 3000 pages of detailed information, this collection has something for everyone. From military history buffs to amateur radio operators, from curious researchers to those with a passion for electronic warfare, The Milcom Files Monitoring Times Volume 1998-2006 is an absolute must-have.

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The Milcom Files: Monitoring Times Volume 1 (1998-2006)

by Larry Van Horn (Kindle Edition)

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	2602 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	806 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

Mention the words "Monitoring the Military," and most radio hobbyists will immediately think of military air shows, sporting event Military Aircraft Flybys or a whole host of other military activities they would like to hear on their radios. There is a big radio frequency spectrum out there to monitor, and if you know where to listen, you can eavesdrop on some of the coolest radio communications you will ever hear on a scanner or shortwave radio. Military communications monitoring is the one segment of the radio hobby that has exploded in growth in recent years and is getting more popular among the listening community every day.

Larry Van Horn N5FPW, spent 15 years documenting activity in the military radio spectrum in his monthly Milcom column in the pages of Monitoring Times magazine. And now for the first time ever, he is publishing and making available all those columns here at Amazon in the Kindle e-Book format.

Volume one of this two volume set incorporates the first nine years (1998-2006) of Military Communications (Milcom) columns that he wrote from 1998 to 2013. The column was bimonthly from September 1998 to November 2002, and monthly from January 2003 to December 2006.

The MT Milcom columns documented the U.S. military conversion to narrowband LMR systems, the move from conventional to trunk radio systems, the 225-400 MHz band plan shift, including the new 380-400 MHz sub-band, and HF military frequencies, both foreign and US. This two volume set of e-books has over 327,000 plus words, and nearly 1,000 pages of frequencies, call signs, and how-to style articles.

Even though these columns were originally published from 1998-2013, you will find a lot of material that is still valid even today. All US military services, HF. VHF. UHF, military satellites, FAA Air Route Traffic Control Center frequencies, base profiles, foreign military frequencies, airshow frequencies, equipment, and a lot more are included. Each column will be presented as it was published in MT in this e-book except for photographs.

If you are interested in monitoring the military, own a scanner and/or shortwave radio, then the Milcom Files two volume set is a must reference on your radio shack shelf.

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