How To Contact The Militia

In light of some moves made by our elected representitives and their bureaucratic underlings that could be considered totalitarian, people across the country have been forming citizen's militias. The concept of a citizen militia is well grounded in our country's law; which considers every citizen above the age of 18 part of it, and makes a distinction betwen it, calling us the unorganized militia, and the organized militia which is the national guard and reserves. In addition, surpeme court cases involving firearms ownership have consistently based their decisions on the suitability of weapons for militia purposes. If one checks the laws, they will find that contrary to the recent ramblings of certain socialist media types, these militias are totally legal. Recently, we received this press release from one of these militia units...

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			    UNCLASSIFIED
		     APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
DATE:   18NOV94                                       FILE: PUB 94-001
TO: POTENTIAL & OPERATIONAL UNORGANIZED MILITIA UNITS
FROM: TRADOC, WEST/PUT NY UNORG MILITIA
TOPIC: INITIAL CONTACT SOI

BEGIN TEXT:

The following SOI has been adopted by WEST/PUT NY UNORG
MILITIA and is intended for nationwide unclassified initial contact
communications needs between different militia units.  Standard
OPSEC and COMSEC procedures apply.

Militia units should adopt their own secure SOIs for intra-unit
communications, and for inter-unit communications after initial
contact and credential verification. DO NOT USE THIS SOI FOR
CLASSIFIED OR MISSION CRITICAL COMMUNICATIONS.

1 -     Citizens Band:
        Primary (initial contact) Channel: 14 AM mode
        Secondary Channels: 5, 11, 30, 35 AM mode

The secondary channels are to be used in the order presented above
in case of interference (14 to 5 to 11 to 30 to 35 to 14...). Tell your
party to "Go up one.", and then proceed to the next secondary
channel.

When communicating on this band, call "Break for Union Jack." to
initiate communications with other Militia units on frequency.

2 -     2 Meter Amateur Radio Band: 146.535 Mhz., Simplex, No
        CTCSS/PL.

An amateur radio license of at least Technician class is required to
operate on this frequency.  Initiate contact by calling CQ, and
discreetly bringing up the subject.  NOTE: This frequency is open to
all radio amateurs holding the appropriate license classes.  A portion
of them do not share our beliefs.

3 -     49 Mhz. No License Band: Channel A,B,C,D,E in that order.

If a frequency is in use in your area, go the next higher one. Initiate
communications with the phrase ";Calling for a militia contact", this is
the pseudonym of choice.

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