die@cpoint.UUCP (David I. Emery) (08/30/89)
Does anybody out there know why the 225-400 mhz wideband FM (240f9) 12 channel FDM-SSB multiplexed Autovon links to the flying command post aircraft and Air Force One are currently called GEP links ? What does GEP stand for ? Someone must know the meaning of this term from the arcane anti-world of strategic nuclear deterence, I've never heard it before. -- David I. Emery Clearpoint Research Corp. 35 Parkwood Dr, Hopkinton Ma. 01748 1-508-435-7462 {decvax, cybvax0, mirror}!frog!cpoint!die {m2c}!jjmhome!cpoint!die -- David I. Emery Clearpoint Research Corp. 35 Parkwood Dr, Hopkinton Ma. 01748 1-508-435-7462 {decvax, cybvax0, mirror}!frog!cpoint!die {m2c}!jjmhome!cpoint!die
gd@milkfs.istc.sri.com.uucp (Greg DesBrisay) (09/06/89)
I think GEP stands for Ground Entry Point. If I remember correctly, that's what they call the radio stations on the ground that allow them to connect to the autovon network. Greg