[{"n": "AN/ARC-5", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-arc-5/", "s": "U.S. Navy airborne command radio set from World War II."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-119", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-119/", "s": "Man-pack VHF combat-net radio for U.S. and allied forces."}, {"n": "Project Sanguine", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/project-sanguine/", "s": "Proposed US Navy ELF system for nuclear-survivable submarine communication."}, {"n": "Allied Command Europe Highband", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/allied-command-europe-highband/", "s": "NATO's long-range troposcatter and microwave communication network."}, {"n": "Pole Vault (communications system)", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/pole-vault-communications-system/", "s": "First operational tropospheric scatter system linking Arctic radar sites."}, {"n": "Walkie-talkie", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/walkie-talkie/", "s": "Hand-held two-way radio transceiver developed during the Second World War."}, {"n": "CB radio in the United Kingdom", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/cb-radio-in-the-united-kingdom/", "s": "UK CB radio was legalised in 1981 after years of illegal use."}, {"n": "CB radio in the United States", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/cb-radio-in-the-united-states/", "s": "A license-free two-way voice service for personal and business use."}, {"n": "Bowman (communications system)", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/bowman-communications-system/", "s": "British Armed Forces tactical voice and data communications system."}, {"n": "Clansman (military radio)", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/clansman-military-radio/", "s": "British combat net radio system, 1976–2010, replacing Larkspur."}, {"n": "Wireless Set Number 10", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/wireless-set-number-10/", "s": "First multi-channel microwave relay telephone system, used from D-Day beaches."}, {"n": "AN/URC-117 Ground Wave Emergency Network", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-urc-117-ground-wave-emergency-network/", "s": "A Cold War emergency radio network designed to survive nuclear EMP."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-77 Portable Transceiver", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-77-portable-transceiver/", "s": "Vietnam-era VHF FM manpack radio supporting voice encryption."}, {"n": "AN/TRC-97", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-trc-97/", "s": "Mobile troposcatter radio set for voice, data, and text communications."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-117", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-117/", "s": "Family of multiband software-defined combat-net radios for US and allied forces."}, {"n": "Survivable Low Frequency Communications System", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/survivable-low-frequency-communications-system/", "s": "Nuclear-survivable command and control for U.S. strategic forces."}, {"n": "Citizens band radio in India", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/citizens-band-radio-in-india/", "s": "Unlicensed 27 MHz two‑way radio service with a distinct Indian band plan."}, {"n": "Alaska Communications System", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/alaska-communications-system/", "s": "Army Signal Corps system linking Alaska by cable, wire, and wireless."}, {"n": "Multifunctional Information Distribution System", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/multifunctional-information-distribution-system/", "s": "NATO Link-16 communication component for near real-time tactical data exchange."}, {"n": "TACAMO", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/tacamo/", "s": "Survivable airborne communications link for US nuclear command and control."}, {"n": "Larkspur radio system", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/larkspur-radio-system/", "s": "Post-war British Army tactical radio system, replaced by Clansman."}, {"n": "Defence High Frequency Communications Service", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/defence-high-frequency-communications-service/", "s": "British military HF communications system operated by the Ministry of Defence."}, {"n": "VLF Transmitter Cutler", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/vlf-transmitter-cutler/", "s": "U.S. Navy VLF station for one-way submarine communication."}, {"n": "SCR-68", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/scr-68/", "s": "Early US Army aircraft radiotelephone from World War I."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-150", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-150/", "s": "HF-SSB/VHF-FM manpack with NSA Type 1 encryption and BLOS capability."}, {"n": "Personal Role Radio", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/personal-role-radio/", "s": "Short-range tactical radio for soldier-to-soldier communication."}, {"n": "Joan-Eleanor system", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/joan-eleanor-system/", "s": "A clandestine VHF radio system for OSS agents in World War II."}, {"n": "Link 22", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/link-22/", "s": "Secure digital tactical data link for NATO and Allied forces."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-68", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-68/", "s": "A portable two-way radio interoperable with the AN/PRC-148 MBITR."}, {"n": "AN/VRC-3", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-vrc-3/", "s": "First radio nicknamed 'walkie talkie', used by US Signal Corps."}, {"n": "Rugby Radio Station", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/rugby-radio-station/", "s": "Once the world's largest radio transmitting station, in Warwickshire."}, {"n": "SCR-299", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/scr-299/", "s": "U.S. Signal Corps mobile communications unit used during World War II."}, {"n": "AN/VRC-12", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-vrc-12/", "s": "Vehicular VHF-FM synthesized radio family introduced around 1963."}, {"n": "AN/ARR-11", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-arr-11/", "s": "Mass-produced WWII USAAF receiver, later designated AN/ARR-11."}, {"n": "R-311 (radio)", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/r-311-radio/", "s": "Soviet military shortwave receiver, 1954–1970s, used by Warsaw Pact and allies."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-6", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-6/", "s": "Vacuum-tube Handie Talkie used from Korean War through Vietnam."}, {"n": "R-123", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/r-123/", "s": "Soviet HF/VHF tank radio with motorized preset tuning."}, {"n": "AN/MRN-1", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-mrn-1/", "s": "Ground mobile localizer guiding aircraft to runway centerline."}, {"n": "SCR-536", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/scr-536/", "s": "First true hand-held transceiver used by US Army Signal Corps in WWII."}, {"n": "Signal Corps Radio", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/signal-corps-radio/", "s": "U.S. Army nomenclature for complete radio sets and systems."}, {"n": "BC-610", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/bc-610/", "s": "High-powered U.S. Army Signal Corps transmitter used in World War II."}, {"n": "Software Communications Architecture", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/software-communications-architecture/", "s": "Open architecture framework for waveform portability and reuse in SDR systems."}, {"n": "A-7 (transceiver)", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/a-7-transceiver/", "s": "Soviet World War II man-pack VHF transceiver for brigade and regiment use."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-163", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-163/", "s": "Dual-channel tactical handheld radio for simultaneous communication on two networks."}, {"n": "SCR-694", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/scr-694/", "s": "Portable HF radio used by U.S. forces from mid-1944."}, {"n": "AN/ART-13", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-art-13/", "s": "World War II airborne transmitter used in Enola Gay and beyond."}, {"n": "Naval Radio Transmitter Facility Aguada", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/naval-radio-transmitter-facility-aguada/", "s": "U.S. Navy VLF transmitter for submarine communication in Puerto Rico."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-152", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-152/", "s": "Portable tactical SDR with NSA Top Secret certification."}, {"n": "AN/ARC-210", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-arc-210/", "s": "Multi-mode airborne radio with anti-jam and secure communications."}, {"n": "EXtreme Radio Service", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/extreme-radio-service/", "s": "Proprietary frequency-hopping walkie-talkie using the 915 MHz Part 15 band."}, {"n": "AN/ARC-182", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-arc-182/", "s": "Multi-band aircraft radio for close air support and air traffic control."}, {"n": "SCR-54", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/scr-54/", "s": "World War I U.S. Army fire-control receiver derived from French design."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-160", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-160/", "s": "Tactical HF/VHF manpack radio with 4G ALE and improved data speeds."}, {"n": "SCR-528", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/scr-528/", "s": "Variant of SCR-508 with transmitter and single receiver."}, {"n": "Goliath transmitter", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/goliath-transmitter/", "s": "Nazi Germany's most powerful VLF transmitter for submarine communications."}, {"n": "AN/MRN-3", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-mrn-3/", "s": "Army Air Force marker beacon set standardized October 1943."}, {"n": "SCR-108", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/scr-108/", "s": "World War I US Army air-to-ground communications truck."}, {"n": "R-350M", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/r-350m/", "s": "Soviet portable short-wave transceiver for covert operations."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-113", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-113/", "s": "Manpack VHF/UHF AM combat radio for ground-to-air communications."}, {"n": "BC-342", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/bc-342/", "s": "World War II U.S. Army Signal Corps high frequency receiver."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-153", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-153/", "s": "US military squad-level UHF handheld with embedded encryption."}, {"n": "R-187 Azart", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/r-187-azart/", "s": "Russian tactical handheld radio for military and public safety use."}, {"n": "AN/ARC-190", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-arc-190/", "s": "Airborne HF radio used on over a dozen U.S. military aircraft types."}, {"n": "SCR-277", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/scr-277/", "s": "Mobile trailer-mounted radio range set for aircraft navigation guidance."}, {"n": "VLF transmitter DHO38", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/vlf-transmitter-dho38/", "s": "German Navy VLF transmitter for encrypted submarine orders."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-8", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-8/", "s": "HF band portable radio for armoured units, part of the PRC-8/9/10 family."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-154", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-154/", "s": "Handheld intra-squad radio for U.S. Army rifle squads."}, {"n": "Software Communications Architecture Reference Implementation", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/software-communications-architecture-reference-implementation/", "s": "Open implementation of the JTRS Software Communications Architecture Core Framework."}, {"n": "AN/ARC-164", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-arc-164/", "s": "US military UHF AM aircraft radio introduced in 1981."}, {"n": "R-105D", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/r-105d/", "s": "Soviet VHF portable radio for motorized infantry and tank troops."}, {"n": "AN/ARC-231", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-arc-231/", "s": "Software-definable airborne radio for UHF/VHF voice and data communications."}, {"n": "Multifunction Advanced Data Link", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/multifunction-advanced-data-link/", "s": "Narrow directional data link for stealth aircraft coordination."}, {"n": "S-TADIL J", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/s-tadil-j/", "s": "Satellite-based BLOS data link using the Link-16 J Series message set."}, {"n": "Whip-a-way", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/whip-a-way/", "s": "A seven-section folding whip antenna for CB and military use."}, {"n": "AN/PRC-127", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-prc-127/", "s": "Handheld US Army radio for non-combat provisioning services."}, {"n": "Criggion Radio Station", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/criggion-radio-station/", "s": "World War II VLF submarine communication station, closed in 2003."}, {"n": "AN/ARC-34", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/an-arc-34/", "s": "UHF AM transceiver used in many U.S. aircraft of the 1950s–1960s."}, {"n": "Vileyka VLF transmitter", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/vileyka-vlf-transmitter/", "s": "Russian Navy VLF transmitter for submarine orders and time signal."}, {"n": "Radio Tractor", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/radio-tractor/", "s": "Early U.S. Army mobile radio truck used before and during World War I."}, {"n": "SMART-T", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/smart-t/", "s": "Protected beyond-line-of-sight satellite communications terminal for U.S. forces."}, {"n": "Wireless Set No. 62", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/wireless-set-no-62/", "s": "British Army HF transceiver, interim design produced from WWII until 1966."}, {"n": "Multi Rolle Radio", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/multi-rolle-radio/", "s": "Norwegian modular VHF radio with frequency hopping and encryption."}, {"n": "High-capacity data radio", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/high-capacity-data-radio/", "s": "Secure wideband UHF radio providing autonomous IP mesh networking."}, {"n": "R-158", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/r-158/", "s": "Soviet platoon-level VHF transceiver with 2000 synthesized channels."}, {"n": "HWU transmitter", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/hwu-transmitter/", "s": "French facility for transmitting orders to submerged submarines."}, {"n": "SCR-245", "u": "/e/military-and-two-way-radios/scr-245/", "s": "Early crystal-controlled U.S. Army tank radio, replaced by SCR-508."}]