The call signs are more than likely different bases or aircraft using a rotating schedule of callsigns (I recall they used the names of different bands, heard PINK FLOYD, etc.) as callsigns - then FRESHMAN and LINEBACKER. There are definite themes to the pool of callsigns that they rotate through.
The reference to Wing Attack Plan R (and Dr. Strangelove in general) is actually somewhat accurate. The use of authentication is a major plot point in that film - and in Crimson Tide too! (remember the CRM-114 discriminator - ignored all radio traffic except traffic that had the correct three letter coded prefix - that happened to be O P E [precious bodily fluids, purity of essence etc.]?) - the use of authentication is extremely important with "in the clear" networks such as HF-GCS...it wouldn't be too difficult to create imitation traffic on that network but without the correct authentication codes it would be obvious to all concerned that that traffic was fake (spoofing attempt).
As mentioned, it is highly likely that a large amount of traffic heard on 4724 USB, 6712 USB, 6739 USB, 8992 USB, 11175 USB, 13200 USB and 15016 USB is likely "filler" traffic - since the EAMs use the One Time Pad method encryption the only possible way to glean information from listening to them is through traffic analysis...which can be mitigated by simply having huge amounts of "dummy" traffic mixed in with the actual messages.
Haha man I had a roommate for 5 yrs. ..he was my parents' age and he was a retired attorney. Man he LOVED Dr. Strangelove..."our precious bodily fluids, Mandrake!"
I didn't really get too into that film but no offense I'm not hostile to it!
But EAMs are "one-time pad" encryptions? You think they change their "pad" every day, or week, or what?
I just figured it was a different method of encryption. Anyhow...I've been back listening to em more again lately.
You think there's actual significance to a 33-character msg or 36-character msg...cuz I'm counting usually like 30 characters (including callsign) and I've never heard them specify until recently, but NOT for the 30-character ones; so, it caught my attention. You think they're more/less significant? Or for different purpose? I defer to your judgement!
Yeah like I always say...the best way to manage this kinda s**t...is to constantly send dummy msgs. Yup. I also think if I was in charge we'd alternate the language of voiced numbers stations. Since you only gotta know how to count to 10.
Heck I'd use different languages for EAMs and coded word-msgs. Yup. Inundate the air with poppycock. Clearly a sound logical tactic :-)
But above all we must protect our bodily fluids!! ;-)
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U7THBO stand by
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U7THBO stand by
MESSAGE OF 36 CHARACTERS FOLLOWS:
U7THBO
H6VPVMFGJMS3GNWDAPVSZNTI73HOQS
I SAY AGAIN... (rpt msg)
THIS IS TRAM SIX (←?). OUT!
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VDXVVI stand by
VDXVVI stand by
VDXVVI stand by
MESSAGE FOLLOWS:
VDXVVI
KJIMSLBCOQEXFGHQGKKXJNT4
I SAY AGAIN... (rpt msg)
THIS IS TRAM SIX(←?). OUT!