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What would you suggest if SHTF in a way in which the US government were directing all their military resources (and using foreign mercenaries) against Whites in the US?

RDF makes using almost any signals communication dangerous in that scenario.

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Well, certainly HAM comms will be used in any SHTF situation. Indeed, we expect HAM comms. There are organizations like the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (en.wikipedia.org) that exist specifically to be HAM comms in emergencies.

My radio is receive only. I don't transmit (at least right now). IMHO it is more important to know how to listen. I would recommend reading the ARRL Ham Radio License Manuals for Technician Level and General Level (search.brave.com). There are very inexpensive SDRs (software defined radio) that can easily pull in HF signals. Small desktop radios like what I own are inexpensive and portable. Learning about HF radio is a skill that you develop over time. My own skills barely scratch the surface and I'm certain many others here have far more experience. Edit: cost-wise, an SDR radio may be $50 or $100 (but needs a computer). A desktop / portable receiver may be perhaps $200-$300 with a cheap wire antenna. However a radio that transmits HF is say $1K+, once you factor in the radio, antenna and all the equipment. So the cost of entry is far less if you want to listen only.

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