G03 (The Gong Station) - Revision history

R4002 at 19:41, 18 December 2018

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	Name: Gongs or Chimes		Name: Gongs or Chimes

-	Frequencies: 3258, 5410	+	Frequencies: 3258 kHz, 5410 kHz

	Status: Inactive		Status: Inactive

The Wrigley Guerrilla at 23:53, 15 December 2018

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	G03, known to some as "The Gong Station", was operated by East German National People's Army (NVA). Last heard in May 1990, shortly before the German unification. G03 was transmitted from Zeesen, Germany, and remotely controlled from Wernsdorf. It was assumed that all operations were taken over by the KGB/FSB after reunification. The station was most likely deactivated after the fall of the Soviet Union.		G03, known to some as "The Gong Station", was operated by East German National People's Army (NVA). Last heard in May 1990, shortly before the German unification. G03 was transmitted from Zeesen, Germany, and remotely controlled from Wernsdorf. It was assumed that all operations were taken over by the KGB/FSB after reunification. The station was most likely deactivated after the fall of the Soviet Union.
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		+	The function of G03 was to deliver coded messages to East German agents in West Germany, giving the coded location of dead-drop message sites.


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-	Clock gongs	+	(Clock gongs) Achtung! 06667. Trennung! 81. Achtung! 06667. Trennung! 81 76582 76582 40822 40822 ... Ende
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-	Achtung	+
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-	06667	+
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-	Trennung	+
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-	81	+
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-	Achtung	+
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-	06667	+
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-	Trennung	+
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-	81 76582 76582 40822 40822 ...	+

-	~~Ende~~

	(The messages are usually in a 5-figure recipient ID, recited in German)		(The messages are usually in a 5-figure recipient ID, recited in German)

The Wrigley Guerrilla at 23:47, 15 December 2018

2018-12-15T23:47:54Z

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	G03, known to some as "The Gong Station", was operated by East German National People's Army (NVA). Last heard in May 1990, shortly before the German unification. G03 was transmitted from Zeesen, Germany, and remotely controlled from Wernsdorf. It was assumed that all operations were taken over by the KGB/FSB after reunification. The station was most likely deactivated after the fall of the Soviet Union.		G03, known to some as "The Gong Station", was operated by East German National People's Army (NVA). Last heard in May 1990, shortly before the German unification. G03 was transmitted from Zeesen, Germany, and remotely controlled from Wernsdorf. It was assumed that all operations were taken over by the KGB/FSB after reunification. The station was most likely deactivated after the fall of the Soviet Union.
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	Name: Gongs or Chimes		Name: Gongs or Chimes
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	Location: East Germany		Location: East Germany

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	Clock gongs		Clock gongs

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G03, known to some as "The Gong Station", was operated by East German National People's Army (NVA). Last heard in May 1990, shortly before the German unification. G03 was transmitted from Zeesen, Germany, and remotely controlled from Wernsdorf. It was assumed that all operations were taken over by the KGB/FSB after reunification. The station was most likely deactivated after the fall of the Soviet Union.

Name: Gongs or Chimes

Frequencies: 3258, 5410

Status: Inactive

Voice: Female, automated

Emission mode: AM

Location: East Germany

Message format (Sample):

Clock gongs

Achtung

06667

Trennung

81

Achtung

06667

Trennung

81 76582 76582 40822 40822 ...

Ende

(The messages are usually in a 5-figure recipient ID, recited in German)