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Terms
OES - Office of Emergency Servicies
SMARS - State-wide Mutual Aid Radio System
CLEMARS - CA. Law Enforcement Mutual Aid Radio System
NALEMARS - National Law Enfroc. Mutual
Aid Raido Sys.
CALCORD -
FIREMARS - Fire Mutual Aid Radio System
154.160 MHz Office of Emergency Services, Fire
Frequency
154.220 MHz Office of Emergency Services, Fire
Frequency
154.920 MHz CLEMARS - The California Law
Enforcement Mutual Aid Radio System, is a mutual aid
frequency for law enforcement agencies.
156.075 MHz CALCORD - California Coordination, is used as an on scene tactical frequency with
multiple public saftey agencies are present.
154.280 MHz White Fire 1, is a tactical frequency
that can be used in large mutual aid incidents or small single agency
incidents.
154.265 MHz White Fire 2, is a tactical frequency
that can be used in large mutual aid incidents or small single agency
incidents.
154.295 MHz White Fire 3, is a tactical frequency
that can be used in large mutual aid incidents or small single agency incidents.
154.295 MHz FIREMARS - Fire Mutual Aid Readio Systems - Tactical frequency for large mutial aid fires, also frequently used as an input for
White Fire 3
169.125 MHz CA Travel Net - USFS
frequency used by CDF and the USFS when strike teams are traveling to incidents throughout the state.
Office of Emergency Services - OES Fire
OES FIRE
has three purposes. First, it is used to coordinate between the 65 Fire
Operational Area Mutual Aid Coordinators, the 6 Regional Mutual Aid
Coordinators, and OES Fire & Rescue Branch's EOC at HQ in
154.1600 - OES 1
154.2200 - OES 2
White Fire & FIREMARS
The WHITE FIRE frequencies (not "OES White") are FCC-designated as "intersystem" channels used for multiple agency fire coordination operations.
154.2800 - White Fire 1
154.2650 - White Fire 2
154.2950 - White Fire 3
868.9875 - FIREMARS
866.9125 - FIREMARS 2
CESRS has 21 interconnected sites around the state. It is used for radio coordination between OES staff (51xx and 51xxx units) and facilities in Sacramento, Fresno, Los Alamitos, Oakland, San Diego, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara; and between Regional Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) [in Oakland, Los Alamitos, and Sacramento] and around 30 county EOCs. Other users of CESRS are the facilities of the Calif. Youth Authority, and the Department of General Services' Telecommunications Division units ("Area xx", and "DC-xxxx" units), who maintain it all.
153.7550 - OES CESRS - PL 192.8
There are CLEMARS frequencies in each Public Safety radio band. CLEMARS is used for on-scene Law Enforcement communications. The nationwide Law frequency of 155.475 is included in the CLEMARS plan.
154.9200 - Channels 1
154.9350 - Channels 2
155.4750 - Channels 3 - also NALEMARS
460.0250 - Channels 4 & 5
39.4600 - Channels 6 & 7
868.5125 - Channels 8 & 9
484.2375 - Channels 22 - Los Angeles Basin
866.2000 - Channels 20 & 21 -
Mobile-only channel for use on scene as a command channel.
156.0750 - CALCORD
The FCC established an advisory committee (the National Public Safety Planning Advisory Committee, or "NPSPAC") to recommended rules for the assignment and utilization of the new 800 spectrum. NPSPAC recommended (and the FCC adopted) 5 Interoperability channels - a calling channel, and 4 tactical. In negotiating the border interface zones with
868.9875 - FIREMARS 1
866.9125 - FIREMARS 2
For agencies using 800 MHz systems.
National Plan 800 MHz - Interoperability Channels
866.0125 - I-Call
866.5125 - I-Tac1
867.0125 - I-Tac2
867.5125 - I-Tac3
868.0125 - I-Tac4
166.6750 - Air Tactics 1 - USFS
169.1500 - Air Tactics 2 - USFS
169.2000 - Air Tactics 3 - USFS
151.2800 - Air Tactics 4 - CDF
Blue
151.2950 - Air Tactics 5 - CDF
Green
151.3100 - Air Tactics 6 - CDF
Yellow
130.2000 - Air Tactics 7
131.4750 - Air Tactics 8
131.5750 - Air Tactics 9
Air Victor Net Frequencies
122.9250 - Air Victor 1
122.9000 - Air Victor 2
122.9750 - Air Victor 3
122.8500 - Air Victor 4
123.0750 - Air Victor 5
123.0500 - Air Victor 6
135.9750 - Victor Net Ramona
122.2250 - Victor Net
122.7500 - Victor Net Hollister
123.0750 - Victor Net Paso Robles
Air to Ground Frequencies
151.2200 - CDF Red
122.975 or
123.975 - USFS
168.0500 - USFS
170.0000 - USFS
168.2000 - BLM
167.9500 - BLM
Helicoptor
Frequencies
123.0250 - CDF Air Victor Net - Helicoptors
119.9500 - USFS Heliport Air
Traffic Control
123.0500 - USFS Heliport Air Traffic Control
Other Air Frequencies
168.6250 - Guard 1 - USFS Air Dipatch
151.3550 - Guard 2 - CDF Command
1
118.9500 - USFS Air Tactics
168.5500 - BLM Air Tactics
123.9750 - Base Operations
135.9500 - Federal Tanker Operations
131.4750 - BLM AIR
167.9500 - BLM AIR
General Aviation Frequencies - CDF/USFS Back Ups
122.9250
- Air Attack Base to Aircraft.
122.9000
- Routine Air Traffic.
122.8500 - Routine Air Traffic.
Preassigned USFS Air
Tactics - Per National Forest/Park
Air Tactics 1 - CNF, ENF, INF,
KNF, LNF, LPF, BBD, NOD, LNP
Air Tactics 2 - MNF, PNF, BDF,
SQF, STF, TMU, KNP, YNP
Air Tactics 3 - ANF, MDF, SRF,
SHF, SNF, TNF, HIA, BNP, SMP
The USFS and CDF share the above air to air tactical
frequencies. In southern California FIRESCOPE area USFS does all the air
dispatching.
Region 5 -
166.5875 - Dispatchers Net North
Zone
164.9125 - Dispatchers Net South
Zone
169.1250 - Region Calling North
& South - "CA Travel Net"
415.3750 - Administrative Net
468.6250 - Air Net
170.0000 - Air to Ground
168.2000 - Firefighting
38.5800 - Fire Service Net
170.5000 - Job Site
166.1250 - Law Enforcement Net
Fire Nets
164.1750 - Klamath NF
168.1250 -
168.6750 -
168.7250 -
168.7500 - Modoc NF,
168.7750 -
169.1750 -
169.8750 -
169.9500
- Angeles NF
170.5500
- Los Padres NF, Plumas NF
171.4750 - San Bernadino NF, Sierra NF
171.5250 -
171.5750 -
171.3750 - Shasta - Trinity NF
172.2250 -
Fire Cache
168.0500 - Tactical T-1
168.2000 - Tactical T-2
168.6000 - Tactical T-3
173.9125 - Tactical T-4
173.9625 - Tactical T-5
173.9875 - Tactical T-6
North Zone Dispatch
36.7500 - Dispatch
36.9700
41.7900
46.9700
38.8500
38.7500
CDF Command Nets
151.3550 - CDF Command Net 1
151.2650 - CDF Command Net 2
151.3400 - CDF Command Net 3
151.4000 - CDF Command Net 4
151.3700 - CDF Command Net 5
151.2500 - CDF Command Net 6
151.4600 - CDF Command Net 7
151.4450 - CDF Command Net 8
151.1750 - CDF Command Net 9
151.1900 - CDF Command Net 10
110.9 - Tone 1
123.0 - Tone 2
131.8 - Tone 3
136.5 - Tone 4
146.2 - Tone 5
156.7 - Tone 6
167.9 - Tone 7
103.5 - Tone 8
100.0 - Tone 9
107.2 - Tone 10
114.8 - Tone 11
127.3 - Tone 12
141.3 - Tone 13
151.4 - Tone 14
162.2 - Tone 15
192.8 - Tone 16
CDF Tactical Nets
151.1450 - CDF Tac 1
151.1600 - CDF Tac 2
151.1750 - CDF Tac 3
151.1900 - CDF Tac 4
151.2500 - CDF Tac 5
151.3250 - CDF Tac 6
151.3400 - CDF Tac 7
151.3700 - CDF Tac 8
151.3850 - CDF Tac 9
151.4000 - CDF Tac 10
151.4450 - CDF Tac 11
151.4600 - CDF Tac 12
151.4750 - CDF Tac 13
159.2250 - CDF Tac 14
159.2700 - CDF Tac 15
159.2850 - CDF Tac 16
159.3150 - CDF Tac 17
159.3450 - CDF Tac 18
159.3600 - CDF Tac 19
159.3750 - CDF Tac 20
159.3900 - CDF Tac 21
159.4050 - CDF Tac 22
159.4500 - CDF Tac 23
151.3850 - MEU Local
151.1600 - Tac 2
151.1750 - Tac 3
151.3250 - Tac 6
151.4450 - Tac 11
CDF Unit 12 - Humboldt & Del Norte
151.2500 - HUU Local
151.1750 - Tac 3
151.3400 - Tac 7
151.4000 - Tac 10
CDF Unit 14 -
151.3400 - LNU East
151.4600 - LNU West
151.1600 - Tac 2
151.2500 - Tac 5
CDF Unit 16 - Santa Clara
151.4450 - SCU Local
151.1600 - Tac 2
151.3250 - Tac 6
151.3850 - Tac 9
151.4000 - Tac 10
CDF Unit 17 -
151.3700 - CZU Local
151.1750 - Tac 3
151.3250 - Tac 6
151.4000 - Tac 10
CDF Unit 21 -
151.4000 - BTU Local
154.1900 - CDF /
151.2500 - Tac 5
151.3850 - Tac 9
151.4450 - Tac 11
151.4600 - Tac 12
CDF Unit 22 - Lasson & Modoc
151.2500 - LMU Local
151.1750 - Tac 3
151.4000 - Tac 10
CDF Unit 23 -
151.3250 - NEU West
154.1300 - NEU East
154.3550 -
151.1600 - Tac 2
151.2500 - Tac 5
151.3850 - Tac 10
CDF Unit 24 - Shasta & Trinity
151.1600 - SHU Local
151.3850 - Tac 9
151.4450 - Tac 11
151.4600 - Tac 12
CDF Unit 25 - Tehema & Glenn
151.3700 - TGU Local
151.1750 - Tac 3
151.1900 - Tac 4
CDF Unit 26 - Siskiyou
151.3250 - SKU Local
151.1900 - Tac 4
151.3400 - Tac 7
151.3700 - Tac 8
151.3850 - Tac 9
151.4000 - Tac 10
151.4450 - Tac 11
151.4600 - Tac 12
CDF Unit 41 -
151.1900 - TUU Local
151.1750 - Tac 3
151.3700 - Tac 8
CDF Unit 42 -
151.4600 - MMU Local
151.3400 - Tac 7
151.3700 - Tac 8
151.4000 - Tac 10
CDF Unit 43 -
154.4450 - CDF/Fresno
153.8900 -
151.3850 - FKU Local 1 - Primary Response
151.1600 - FKU Local 2 - Secondary
Response (Administration)
151.3250 - Tac 6
151.3400 - Tac 7
151.3700 - Tac 8
CDF Unit 44 -
151.1750 - TCU Local
151.1600 - Tac 2
151.3700 - Tac 8
CDF Unit 45 -
151.1900 - AEU Local
151.1600 - Tac 2
151.3700 - Tac 8
CDF Unit 46 -
151.2500 - BEU Local
The Governor's Office of Emergency Services (OES) is the state's Emergency Management agency, and coordinates
and the Fire & Rescue Mutual Aid systems.
OES owns and operates 3 interconnected Mobile Relay radio networks for
Mutual Aid coordination, and oversees a number of communications
channels for field level coordination purposes. All of this is
known as "SMARS" [Statewide Mutual Aid Radio System].
CESRS
CESRS has 21 interconnected sites around the state (and 4
stand alone radios not interconnected). It is used for radio
coordination
between OES staff (51xx and 51xxx units) and our facilities
in Sacramento, Fresno, Los Alamitos,
Oakland, San Diego, San Luis Obispo, and Santa Barbara; and between our Regional
Emergency Operations Centers (EOCs) [in
Oakland, Los Alamitos, and Sacramento] and around 30 county EOCs.
Other users of CESRS are the facilities of the Calif. Youth Authority [for their direction &
control purposes], and the Department of General Services' Telecommunications Division units ("Area xx", and
"DC-xxxx" units), who maintain it all.
CLERS
OES FIRE and Rescue Radio Network -
154.160 and 154.220
OES FIRE has three purposes. First, it is used to
coordinate between the 65 Fire Operational Area Mutual Aid
Coordinators, the 6 Regional Mutual Aid Coordinators, and OES Fire &
Rescue Branch's EOC at HQ in
OES FIRE, with 22 sites, is the state's oldest technology
repeater system (lowband input, highband output), although we are in the process of converting the network to VHF-Hiband
only. Due to various factors, this has not been a 'clean' process.
As a result, we have a hodge-podge of frequency and access tone
combinations [and multiple channel names, unfortunately] in place
throughout the network. We are hoping for funding next fiscal
year (starting July 1, 2000) to replace the 70+ base stations in the
network, which will allow us to 'retire' the 33 MHz inputs (the
mobile and handheld fleet is all VHF-Hiband)
and bring the name nomenclature back in line.
CLEMARS - Calif.
Law Enforcement Mutual Aid Radio System
There are CLEMARS frequencies in each Public Safety radio
band (except the 220-222 MHz band). CLEMARS is used for
on-scene Law Enforcement communications. The nationwide Law
frequency of 155.475 is included in the CLEMARS plan.
CALCORD -
CALCORD is a mobile-only channel for use on scene as a
command channel. Yes, it is also Coast Guard channel 61A, but we
have it licensed out of the old Highway Maintenance pool.
No base stations are allowed (FCC regulation).
WHITE FIRE frequencies
The WHITE FIRE frequencies (not "OES White") are used for
multiple agency fire coordination operations. By FCC rules,
base stations are permitted on WHITE FIRE 1 (154.280) only [except L.A.
County Fire has a waiver for 154.295, as they were there before the
FCC designated the frequency as "intersystem"].
STACOM - "STAte COMmunications", AKA "Operation SECURE"] (HF)
Under "Operation SECURE" (State's Emergency Communications Using Radio Effectively), the FCC established frequencies in the 2-10 MHz range for State Government use. Each state can license up to 10 channels for intra- and inter-state emergency management communications. OES and CALTRANS use these frequencies, along with selected federal and local EOC sites in remote areas for an additional communications path when needed. Because of some confusion caused by the "SECURE" name, we call this network "STACOM". The network uses standard SSB for comms.
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CLEMARS Utilization CLEMARS is the California Law Enforcement
Mutual Aid Radio System and is licensed to the state and administered by OES.
Channels include 154.920, 154.935 (low-power), 155.475, 460.025 as well as
low-band and 800 MHz channels. Uses are classified and prioritized. Some
channels, like 154.920 and 460.025, may be used on a regular daily basis as a
secondary channel, but the channel must be relinquished to mutual aid users.
(There is no similar authorization for regular daily use of the CALCORD
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CALCORD |
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CESRS |
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CLEMARS |
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CLERS |
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EAS |
Emergency Alert System |
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EOC |
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FIREMARS |
Fire Mutual Aid Radio System |
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NALEMARS |
National Law Enforcement Mutual Aid Radio
System |
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OES |
Office of Emergency Services |
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SMARS |
Statewide Mutual Aid Radio System |
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OES Radio Plan |
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Description |
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Tone |
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CLEMARS VHF |
GOLD-1 |
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154.9200 |
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CLEMARS LOWPOWER (10 WATT) |
GOLD-2 |
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154.9350 |
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NALEMARS |
GOLD-3 |
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155.4750 |
none |
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CLEMARS |
GOLD-4 |
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460.0250 |
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CLEMARS |
GOLD-5 |
465.0250 |
460.0250 |
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CLEMARS |
GOLD-6 |
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39.4600 |
156.7 |
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CLEMARS |
GOLD-7 |
45.8600 |
39.4600 |
156.7 |
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CLEMARS |
GOLD-8 |
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868.5125 |
156.7 |
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CLEMARS |
GOLD-9 |
823.5125 |
868.5125 |
156.7 |
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CLEMARS |
GOLD-20 |
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866.2000 |
156.7 |
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CLEMARS |
GOLD-21 |
821.2000 |
866.2000 |
156.2 |
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CLEMARS |
GOLD-22 |
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484.2375 |
156.2 |
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FIREGROUND |
480 FIREGROUND |
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487.2375 |
156.7 |
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LA CO SMALL CITIES |
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487.2125 |
484.2125 |
167.9 |
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CALCORD |
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156.0750 |
none |
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FIRE MUTUAL AID |
WHITE-1 |
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154.2800 |
none |
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FIRE MUTUAL AID (Mobiles only) |
WHITE-2 |
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154.2650 |
none |
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FIRE MUTUAL AID (Mobiles only) |
WHITE-3 |
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154.2950 |
none |
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FIREMARS |
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823.9875 |
868.9875 |
156.7 |
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FIREMARS D |
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868.9875 |
156.7 |
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FIREMARS 2 |
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821.9125 |
866.9125 |
156.7 |
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FIREMARS 2D |
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866.9125 |
156.7 |
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OES 1 |
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154.1600 |
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OES 1a |
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159.1350 |
154.1600 |
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OES 1b |
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159.1950 |
154.1600 |
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OES 2 |
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154.2200 |
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OES 2a |
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159.1350 |
154.2200 |
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OES 2b |
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159.1950 |
154.2200 |
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CESRS |
REPEAT |
154.9800 |
153.7550 |
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CESRS |
DIRECT |
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153.7550 |
192.8 |
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NPSPAC |
I-CALL |
821.0125 |
866.0125 |
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NPSPAC |
I-TAC-1 |
821.5125 |
866.5125 |
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NPSPAC |
I-TAC-2 |
822.0125 |
867.0125 |
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NPSPAC |
I-TAC-3 |
822.5125 |
867.5125 |
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NPSPAC |
I-TAC-4 |
823.0125 |
868.0125 |
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