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| + | The '''Diplomatic Security Service''', or DSS, is a division of the US Department of State. The DSS protects high-level diplomats when they visit the United States, except heads of state who are protected by the [[United States Secret Service|Secret Service]]. DSS also has investigative and administrative responsibilities. DSS frequencies have been observed in use at regional Passport Agency Offices. | ||
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| + | ==Digital== | ||
Frequency Input Type Tone Ch. Description | Frequency Input Type Tone Ch. Description | ||
| − | 409. | + | 409.5250 418.5250 RM 293 NAC Field Office Primary |
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| + | ==Analog/Obsolete== | ||
| + | Frequencies listed as in use nationwide except in the Washington DC area where they have different uses. | ||
| + | Frequency Input Type Tone Ch. Description | ||
| + | 409.6250 407.2000 RM 151.4 PL 1/2 Primary - Commandpost/Motorcades | ||
| + | 407.6000 M 151.4 PL 3 Secondary - Protection Agents | ||
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| + | The State Department now uses P25 Digital transmissions. This has been verified in both NYC and Washington, DC. Also note that most of the DC transmissionas are also encrypted. | ||
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| + | Return to Wiki page: [[Common Frequencies]] | ||
| − | + | [[Category:US Federal Government Frequencies]] | |
| + | [[Category:US Federal Government]] | ||
| + | [[Category:United States Law Enforcement]] | ||
Revision as of 18:35, 13 March 2016
The Diplomatic Security Service, or DSS, is a division of the US Department of State. The DSS protects high-level diplomats when they visit the United States, except heads of state who are protected by the Secret Service. DSS also has investigative and administrative responsibilities. DSS frequencies have been observed in use at regional Passport Agency Offices.
Digital
Frequency Input Type Tone Ch. Description 409.5250 418.5250 RM 293 NAC Field Office Primary
Analog/Obsolete
Frequencies listed as in use nationwide except in the Washington DC area where they have different uses.
Frequency Input Type Tone Ch. Description 409.6250 407.2000 RM 151.4 PL 1/2 Primary - Commandpost/Motorcades 407.6000 M 151.4 PL 3 Secondary - Protection Agents
The State Department now uses P25 Digital transmissions. This has been verified in both NYC and Washington, DC. Also note that most of the DC transmissionas are also encrypted.
Return to Wiki page: Common Frequencies