For Very High Frequency (VHF) radio communication, range is a crucial consideration. In tactical situations when faced with obstacles and challenges, teams must be able to improvise, adapt and overcome them. The last thing they should have to worry about at those times is a lapse in communication. This is where a technically proven system solution, designed to overcome over-the-horizon communications, plays a crucial role.

  When natural disasters knock out crucial communications infrastructure, High Frequency (HF) radio works as an effective fallback solution. By getting the right equipment into place, response teams can establish secure channels for transmitting voice, text and data in and out of a disaster zone.

  Whether used for humanitarian, critical or military communications, security is essential in high frequency (HF) radio transmission. But just how secure is HF radio? It depends on the equipment being used.

  In tactical situations, personnel can maintain effective communication over short to medium distances with Very High Frequency (VHF) radio. However, teams in the field do not work in isolation; they depend upon the support and intelligence information relayed from command centres.