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These are very handy to use as a reference or
for field activities (Most of these guides come from the ARRL’s site and all of them require Adobe
Acrobat Reader to view):
US Army Treatment of Nuclear
and Radiological Casualties (FM 4-02.283)
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This guide
covers pretty much anything your would ever want
to know about radiation and other radiological disasters. It could be useful if you are
planning on building a shelter, or for general knowledge in the
area. It’s not too
large at 2.09MB, so it shouldn’t take too long to download. Since it is from the US government, you are free to copy and reproduce it as much as you
wish
US Army Tactical Single-Channel Radio Communications Techniques (FM
24-18)
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This guide is
extremely useful; it covers nearly anything you would encounter in a
field station set-up. It even
goes over NVIS antennas! Since it is from the US government, you are free to copy and reproduce it as much as you
wish. It is fairly large,
9.92MB, so if you have a slow connection, please give it some time to
load
US Marine Corps Field Antenna Handbook (MCRP 6-22D)
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This guide is
extremely useful, and since it is from the US government, you are free to copy and reproduce it as much as you
wish. It is fairly large,
4.12MB, so if you have a slow connection, please give it some time to
load
US Army Communications Jamming Handbook (FM 34-40-7)
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This guide is
not really ham radio, but it does deal with wireless telecommunications,
and since it is from the US government, you are free to copy and reproduce it as much as you
wish. It is fairly large,
1.9MB, so if you have a slow connection, please give it some time to load
US Army intelligence and Electronic Warfare Operations (FM 34-1)
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This guide is
not really ham radio, but it does deal with wireless telecommunications,
and since it is from the US government, you are free to copy and reproduce it as much as you
wish. It is fairly large,
4.27MB, so if you have a slow connection, please give it some time to
load
US Amateur Radio Bandplan
The ARES
Field Resource Manual
ARES Registration Form
Radiograms – Used
for working within the National Traffic System (NTS)
Guidelines for sending
Radiograms
Handy Operating Aid
Emergency Reference
Information Card
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