This afternoon a large convoy rolled thru Belvidere, New Jersey using 381.9 with a PL of 151.4 Simplex.
i know that one is not ISR but the one's we were using had other 380-409 frequencies in them,381.9 isn't ISR.
The original 14 Icom Intra-Squad Radio channels were:
396.875
397.125
397.175
397.375
397.425
397.475
397.550
397.950
398.050
399.425
399.475
399.725
399.925
399.975
but a few years back several were taken away. I could not find which ones.
At the Super Bowl in Arlington TX several years ago there was a National Guard or Army repeater reported on 387.5125 / 397.5125 with PL 151.4.
381.9 isn't ISR.
The original 14 Icom Intra-Squad Radio channels were:
396.875
397.125
397.175
397.375
397.425
397.475
397.550
397.950
398.050
399.425
399.475
399.725
399.925
399.975
but a few years back several were taken away. I could not find which ones.
At the Super Bowl in Arlington TX several years ago there was a National Guard or Army repeater reported on 387.5125 / 397.5125 with PL 151.4.
My Army Wrecker (XM-816) weighed about 17.5 tons, the new LMTVs they were likely using weigh about 14 tons fully loaded.I took the time to look at the street (on Google maps) approaching the bridge entrance. It's clearly marked twice with signs prohibiting anything larger than 8 tons. I know nothing at all about the weight of a deuce and a 1/2, but can they be more than 8 tons?? That seems pretty large.. anyway. The bridge itself looks tiny, it's two lane and I think I would have to duck to walk across it. It's so small the speed limit is 15 m.p.h. Logistical planning took a dive on that operation. Nice catch on that one. Take care