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The aimulated enemy attackj Wyse pointed oat, is plmmied pri4 manly as a training exercise for civil defense communications, oth-i er services and staff personnel ini addition to the testing of warning ' devices. For the first time, “CON*; ELRAD” —plan for CONtrol of ELectromagnetic RADiation —will! be in operation.
During “OPERATION ALERT"N all radio and television stations in the state will go off the air, un- . ; lessless they are authorised ‘to operate on frequencies of 040 ot ’ 1240. Wyse said that CONELRAD is the only safe broadcasting system yet devised to keep the public informed of important civil defense news and instructions without helping enemy bombers reach their targets.
Without the CONELRAD hookup, Wyse pointed out, bombers attacking the United States could tune their direction finders to a station broadcasting in target city and “beam” in on their objective. To prevent this from happening In
World War II, all radio stations j
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