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Loggings => Utility => Topic started by: Ronald_Mullis on April 20, 2022, 1959 UTC
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Hi Kris,
Sorry for off topic but I found a Polish numbers now on 5010 kHz. Every couple of minutes, polish lady and different guys..
Is there any usual number station?
I'll upload a recording to YouTube but it will take a moment.
Okay, here we go: https://youtu.be/wLwjghevzPc
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:o Hi Ronald - I have read your info. I have never heard any Polish language there.
I am waiting for the link to the YT recording. If they were different voices, it is not a station number.
The Polish army and civil defense work in this band, but I did not hear them at night ...
Will comment after listening.
-to Ray - move these entries to Utility PLS
thanks Ray! Utility is correct!
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Here you are - https://youtu.be/wLwjghevzPc it looks like a communication between different units. Very little numbers then names are read.
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That topic had no real subject.
On the first recording :
something about 'Rossia', then letters (spelled with names like Violetta, Tadeus, ...)
The second link is to the same recording.
Going to move that, not sure to what forum.
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Listened - interesting catch thanks! It's not a number station, and the phraseology doesn't fit a military network.
The transmission time is unusual, but I observed similar vocabulary (callsigns) and the way of driving (a woman in the leading station Handel 56) during civil defense exercises.
The Territorial Defense Forces have also been established in Poland - maybe this is their network because it is active around the clock?
At the beginning of the recording, 3 stations confirm readiness to receive - I do not hear anything about Russia there. Then the Handel 56 reads the telegram, the recipients acknowledge receipt.
The head office confirms the receipt of the confirmation, "end"
- - update 21 Apr. I found information about the preparation for Coalition Warrior Interoperability exercises in which the Polish Armed Forces of Territorial Defense take part.
This makes my assumptions more plausible.