[FedCom] Mikhail Gorbachev

[Ed]

Gorbachev is a private citizen, and as such is not entitled to US 
government protection.  He may (or may not) be entitled to FSO 
protection--just as former US heads of state are entitled to lifetime USSS 
protection.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Protective_Service_(Russia)

http://www.fso.gov.ru/

The FSO operates a secure radio system, but I'm unsure about their 
frequency coordination within the USA.

What US agency coordinates foreign government frequency usage/allocations 
within the USA?

-Ed



At 08:24 AM 4/5/06 -0700, you wrote:
>Last night I was up until 11:30pm PST trying to pick
>up something 2 scanners, but nothing. A jet from Point
>Mugu was flying around for a couple of hours then RTB.
>
>Chris Parris is right, Mr. Gorbachev must have had his
>personal bodyguards with him.
>
>This leads me to ask: Who does the State Department
>protect?
>
>For more info on the event visit:
>http://www.ci.thousand-oaks.ca.us/theatre/tickets/events/event3.asp?eventID=4/4/2006
>
>George
>
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