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U.S. Marine Corps Antenna Mcrp 6 22D Operating Instructions
U.S. Marine Corps Antenna Mcrp 6 22D Operating Instructions
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Tactical SCRs operate in the three military radio frequency bands
(high frequency [HF], very high frequency [VHF], and ultrahigh
frequency [UHF]). In the HF band, SCR can support long-range
communications, albeit at the expense of mobility. SCR in the
VHF and UHF bands is normally limited to line of sight. SCR
satellite communications (SATCOM) provide mobility, flexibili-
ty, and ease of operation with unlimited range. Limitations of
SCR include susceptibility to enemy electronic warfare; cosite,...](http://img.usermanuals.tech/thumb/5715/84199/w300_usmc-antenna-reference-publication-mcrp-6-22d_d-3.png "Page 4
Tactical SCRs operate in the three military radio frequency bands
(high frequency [HF], very high frequency [VHF], and ultrahigh
frequency [UHF]). In the HF band, SCR can support long-range
communications, albeit at the expense of mobility. SCR in the
VHF and UHF bands is normally limited to line of sight. SCR
satellite communications (SATCOM) provide mobility, flexibili-
ty, and ease of operation with unlimited range. Limitations of
SCR include susceptibility to enemy electronic warfare; cosite,...")