Military ISR

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Not to be confused with VHF/UHF militia inter squad radio and 16 channel UHF low power intra-squad radio (Baofeng UV-5R, UV-82, VHF/UHF handheld COTS radios, etc.)

Military tactical short range intra squad radio. UHF band, regular narrow FM mode. Short-range unit tactical comms radio tac radios.

Designed to be low probability of intercept and reduce the very short range comms on the military FM band (30-88 MHz). ISR or IISR. 380 MHz-430 MHz. Originally intended to be a military only FRS type service. Limited adoption (apparently?). Special version of the Icom IC-4008A series FRS/PMR446 radios called the Icom IC-4008M. 14 channels. 0.5 watt 500mW power limit (just like the original FRS service). 380-400 MHz band shared with military land mobile and UHF aircraft band 225-400 MHz. Functionally, appears to have been replaced by the Integrated Intra Squad Radio system, although the VULOS service offered by standard tactical radios cover these frequencies.

• Channel 1 - 396.875 MHz
• Channel 2 - 397.125 MHz
• Channel 3 - 397.175 MHz
• Channel 4 - 397.375 MHz
• Channel 5 - 397.425 MHz
• Channel 6 - 397.475 MHz
• Channel 7 - 397.550 MHz
• Channel 8 - 397.950 MHz
• Channel 9 - 398.050 MHz
• Channel 10 - 399.425 MHz
• Channel 11 - 399.475 MHz
• Channel 12 - 399.725 MHz
• Channel 13 - 399.925 MHz
• Channel 14 - 399.975 MHz