| Field Manual No 24-2 |
*FM 24-2 |
FM 24-2 |
Spectrum Management |
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 - International Spectrum Management
1-1. Introduction
1-2. The ITU
1-3. The ITU Organization
1-4. The Department of State
Chapter 2 - National Spectrum Management
2-1. Introduction
2-2. The NTIA
2-3. The FCC
2-4. Office of Management and Budget
Chapter 3 - DOD Spectrum Management
3-1. Introduction
3-2. The DOD
3-3. Military Communications-Electronics Board
3-4. The Joint Frequency Panel
3-5. DOD Area Frequency Coordinators
3-6. Electromagnetic Compatibility Analysis Center
3-7. Army Spectrum Management
3-8. Unified/Specified Commands, Treaty Organizations, and Other Foreign Areas
3-9. Electromagnetic Environmental Effects
Chapter 4 - Tactical Battlefield Spectrum Management
4-1. Introduction
4-2. Tactical BSM Problems
4-3. Importance of Spectrum Planning
4-4. BSM Functional Tasks
4-5. Spectrum Apportionment Tasks
4-6. Data Base Management
4-7. Interference Resolution
4-8. Spectrum Signature Assessment
4-9. Division BSM
4-10. Corps BSM
4-11. SOI and Spectrum Management
4-12. Corps Area Airspace
4-13. Corps Air Defense Artillery Operations
4-14. Military Intelligence Combat Electronic Warfare and Intelligence
4-15. EAC BSM
4-16. Unified Command BSM
4-17. Theater Army
4-18. Theater Signal Command (Army)
4-19. Automated BSM
Appendix A - Baseline BSM Tasks
Appendix B - Interference Charts
Appendix C - Procedure for Field Level Selection and Coordination of RF Use
Appendix D - Radio Emission Designator
Appendix E - Special-Purpose Frequencies
Appendix F - Requesting Spectrum Management Assistance
Appendix G - Selecting Frequencies for Radio Multichannel Systems
Appendix H - Hopset Construction
Appendix I - Station Classes
Appendix J - The Joint Restricted Frequency List
Glossary
References
Authorization Letter
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*This publication supersedes FM 24-2, 30 September 1987.
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