U.S. Strategic Command Broadcasts Rare Emergency Action Message
U.S. Strategic Command continued unusual activity on Friday, including the broadcast of a rare 21-character Emergency Action Message. The message was transmitted by the Air Force over the High Frequency Global Communications System. This follows reports of ongoing activity by the command.
680news.comThe U.S. Strategic Command (STRATCOM) continued unusual activity on Friday, according to a report from @sentdefender. This included the broadcast of a rare 21-character Emergency Action Message (EAM) earlier in the day.
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are used by the U.S. military for communicating critical instructions, often related to strategic operations. The 21-character length is described as rare in the report. STRATCOM oversees the nation's nuclear forces and global strike capabilities. No further details on the content of the message or the reasons for the activity were provided in the report.
Such broadcasts can occur during exercises or in response to operational needs. The activity was noted as continuing on Friday.
