[HCDX] Psyops in Afghanistan on 8700 kHZ USB
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[HCDX] Psyops in Afghanistan on 8700 kHZ USB



I've seen reports of the 8700 programming being heard, which imply
that this signal is coming from the Solo aircraft. This does not make a
lot of sense to me, as who on the ground there would be able to get
this signal? I suggest the possibility that the programming is being
produced stateside, sat-fed to a base in the region (Incirlik would be
one plausible possibility, or at-sea) and xmitted FROM the base on
8700 to be rcvd by the aircraft and then re-xmitted FROM the aircraft
on 864 and 1107 MW, which ARE available to refugees etc. This
would insure the program feed is up-to-date with political events, and
frees the aircraft crew from having to originate programming. To
examine this idea further would require hearing a good-enough
signal on MW to examine the audio quality for artifices of SSB-type
modulation characteristics, which I suppose is out of reach for most
of us. Also some one in the ME area examining 8700 itself for an
indication of being local-like.  Discussion?  - Bob Foxworth.

>Subject: [HCDX] Psyops in Afghanistan on 8700 kHZ USB

>"Commando Solo" broadcasting presumably over Afghanistan heard in New 
>Jersey on 18OCT01 between 0030-0130 UTC.
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