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Old October 26th 04, 08:00 PM
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When did they allow the hams to start up again? Did they need to
reapply for a license?
I remember my father transmitting in S Calif, but maybe that was after
WW II was over. And, no, he wasn't a spy; he was in the US Navy during
the war.

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Robert Casey wrote in message ...


Ya think a spy would apply for a license in ANY radio service, Jim?


Depending on the situation, a ham license could be a good
"cover story" for a spy with transmitting equipment. The
FCC did shut down all ham bands during WW2...

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