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(TS//SI) As for the U.S. situation, there were
three stations, all located in the Philippines,
which provided the overwhelming part of what
little intercept coverage of the region existed.
These sites were the Arm's 9th USASA Field
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Clark Air Force Base, Philippines; the
6925th Radio Squadron, Mobile (RSM) at Clark
Air Force Base (USA-57); and the U.S. Navy's
intercept site at San Miguel (USN-27). Together,
these sites provided about 450 daily hours of
intercept coverage of DRV communications targets.
However, the amount of coverage was small
compared to the total amount of knownand suspected
activity. In fact, the coverage, which often
amounted to mere "sampling," covered less than
half of all potential DRV communications entitites.
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