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6.
Determine how many nets and frequencies are required. Use the
current SOI as a starting point.
7.
Master Net List (MNL).
8.
Cosite worksheet.
9.
Special Nets Plan.
10.
Design SOI net groups.
11.
Determine suffix and expander lists.
12.
Determine share plan for frequencies.
13.
Determine share plan for call signs.
Secton II FREQUENCIES
G-5 GENERAL INFORMATION
a.
RADIO FREQUENCY SPECTRUM
Frequency Band
Frequency in MHz
Low Frequency (LF)
.0001 - 1.9999
High Frequency (HF)
2.0000 - 29.9999
VHF-FM
30.000 - 87.975
VHF-AM
108.0000 - 149.999
UHF
225.000 - 399.999
Extra
0.0001 - 9999.99
b. PROCEDURES
All frequency assignments are based on the authorized frequencies of the using
organization.
The available frequencies are listed in the current Radio
Frequency Authorization (RFA).
The initial step in preparing the
net/frequency assignment plan is to identify the unit nets required for
command and control of tactical operations.
After all nets are identified,
compare the resulting frequency requirements against the number of frequencies
available.
Spare frequencies are available for assignment in most SOI with
their use being controlled by the major organizations (controlling authority)
C-E officer.
If your frequency allocation and assignments are inadequate,
then additional frequencies must be requested through higher command or area
frequency coordinator, or some nets will be required to share frequencies with
other nets.
Refer to FM 24-2 for procedures governing the requisition of
frequencies.
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