MALAGASY NATIONAL POLICE

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g. Personnel -_. Assistant to f Doucet is merely a novice. He and 27 radio.operators assigned to the network are all Malagasy with-the exception of Majunga. 'Their OW Traffic averages 15 WPM.- In the past.they were recruited from the ranks of the Police but they are being given specialist status and recruited directly from civilian life. (See page 45.) (Judging by the work he is performing, M. Doucet is himself an experienced and competent technician.) h. Maintenance Laboratory - The test equipment is quite adequate and- consists of Heathkit, VTVM grid dipper Oscilloscope French signal generator, tube tester and resistance capacity instrument. Good assortment of hand tools However, tubes and repair parts are in very small supply. i. Hours of Operation - Although Tananarive station is "open" 24 hours daily, all other stations are open from 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. Usual operator staffing is two men per city. If special circumstances warrant, stations are sometimes held open as long as required. J. Traffic Loading - Load is very light. Headquarters handles average of 30 telegrams per day. Enciphering and deciphering is manual and performed by a security office under the Director of Police. Within individual Provinces, a small amount of traffic between cities is handled. k. Tananarive metropolitan two-way radio system - A snall system has been built by the French Technician with salvaged equipment. It is limited to two base and three mobile units. They are VHF A3, running from 3 to 10 watts, non-crystal controlled. The system is normally not in use. On very special occasions the Technician "tunes" up the equipment and it is used for an hour or so, but as vehicles drive down the streets the units get out of tune. This system is considered by the Team to be worse than useless. 1. New Stations - Mr. Rakotonandrianina pointed out that they desired to install new fixed stations at: Airport, Manakara, Mananjary, Ambositra, and Moramanga. m. Propagation Factors - Fortunately, the net control station at Tananarive is very centrally located. The Island is approximately - 43 - SAtIaa
1000 miles long and 300 riles wide. Circuit paths vary in length from 35 kilometers to nearly 700 -kilometers. Topography varies from sea level -to high plateau with mountain ranges. Climate varies from tropical to temperate, with -static and humidity conditions. n. Frequency Allocation - The three point-to-point -fixed-station frequencies now in use were assigned by the local Post, Telegraph and Telephone Department after clearance through the Inter .national Telecommunication Uniod (ITU). <strong>NATIONAL</strong> <strong>POLICE</strong> RADIO SYSTEM STATION LOCATION PRIMARY STATIONS (Provincial Capitals) Locations Transmitters Receivers Emergency Power Tananative 350 W RCA 200 W Comp. Tamatave 20.0 w 35 W RCA Comp. ' RCA AR RICO RCA AR 88 Comp. 88 PMH 5/5 2 Kw 5 RCA RCA PMH 3/5 RCA Diego Suares .200W RCA' RCA AR 88 PMH 3/5 RCA 35 W Comp. Comp. Fianarantsoa 50 W 35 W RCA (Marine) Comp. RCA Marine A.M.E. JAPY 1000 W Tulear 200 W RCA RCA AR 88 2 Kw 5 RCA 35 W* Comp. A.M.E. JAPY 1000 W Majunga 200 W RCA 35 W COmp. -44 RCA AR 88 Comp. 2 Kw 500 SAFI JAPY 1000 W
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Page 11 and 12: d. Production of peanuts and sugar
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