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WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COM FM 11-23 <strong>US</strong>ERS typewriter system from small units and installations within the area. Point-to-point circuits may be established between the teletypewriter facility and those organizations having organic teletypewriter equipment. Incoming teletypewriter traffic will be delivered by messenger to those units and ABLE RWI activities not having organic teletypewriter equipment. (3) COMSEC facilities. Both on-line and R RWrI off-line COMSEC equipment is required. This equipment is provided to encipher and decipher classified teletypewriter traffic. LOCAL <strong>US</strong>ERS (4) Radio teletypewriter facilities. Each HMAQOR- area communications center is provided HF .RWI SSB/radio teletypewriter equipment. Normally, these sets are employed as terminal stations in an LRWI operational net, such as alert warning nets, or as backup for the area communications system. (5) Radio wire integration facilities. Radio b RW I wire integration facilities are provided each area communications center. These facilities provide access to the area communications system for LEGEND: RMINAL COMMUNICAthose units and organizations that have organic O TRANSMISSION CENTERS vehicular radio sets. >< TRANSMISSION SUBCENTERS (6) Messenger facilities. Local messenger 4+ MULTICHANNEL RADIO ACCESS LINKS RWI RADIO/WIRE INTEGRATION STATIONS -. ~--. CABLE ACCESS SYSTEMS CABLE ACCESS SYSTEMS LONG LINES RADIO RELAY LINKS teams are provided at each area communications center. These teams provide scheduled and nonscheduled messenger service to all units within ==§=§= FIELD WIRE B FIELD CABLE CIRCUITS the area of responsibility of the area communica- -~ 0 0FIELD WIRE a FIELD CABLE CIRCUITS FM 11-23-12 tions center. These teams also provide message Figure 5-4. Type multichannel radio and landline pickup and delivery to the message relay stations carrier access facilities. provided by the signal messenger company. ices. Signal center platoons are located h. Long in the Distance Messenger Service. The head- h es c igh en n to re quarters, units, and installations located within areas of high troop density to provide communi: the COMMZ generate large volumes of message cations service to these units on an area basis. traffic that is bulky or of low The priority and area communications therecenters are connected fore not suited for electrical to units transmission. and installations To by field wire or field cable circuits, and to the long lines trunking sysmove this ters, message traffic units and installations, between a messenger the headquar- service tem by multichannel access facilities. The area is established. This messenger service includes communications centers provide message center, both air and motor messengers. Figure 5-5 shows teletypewriter, COMSEC, radio teletypewriter, a type messenger communications system radio wire integration, and messenger service. (COMMZ). (1) Message center factilities. A message center section is included in each communications (1) Air Messenger service. The air messenger service is provided by fixed and rotary wing center. This section maintains traffic logs and rec- aircraft. Normally, the fixed wing aircraft proords, has cognizance of the communications situa- vide scheduled messenger service between the mestion, and prescribes the means by which message sage relay stations. Rotary wing aircraft provide traffic will be transmitted. scheduled messenger service to the small com- (2) Teletypewriter facilities. A teletypewrit- munications centers and the message relay staer facility is provided each area communications tions. Unscheduled messenger service is provided center. This facility will receive hard copy mes- by either fixed or rotary wing aircraft as resage traffic to be introduced into the manual tele- quired. 5-7
WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COM FM 11-23 x 00x XXXX XXXX X CENIG _SIG x x x 0 Ax xXXX 7 T xxxxxx x LEGEND: *LONG A DISTANCE MESSENGER RUNS --- LOCAL _ MESSENGER RUNS L MESSENGER RELAY STATIONS COMMAND COMMUNICATIONS CENTERS T AREA COMMUNICATIONS CENTERS FM 11-23-13 LANDING STRIP Figure 5-5. Type messenger communications system (COMMZ). 5-8
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