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[Mark Turner <jmarkturner AT gmail.com>]

How about "ancient history?" Satellites have killed these off. No one 
uses HF anymore.

The Navy didn't run relay stations, as far as I know: HF and satellite 
don't need to be relayed. The Navy did have radio listening posts, 
typically called NSGA stations. Usually they had one of these present, 
so this page may be a good place to start:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elephant_Cage

Is this what mean?

Mark
(former Navy HFDF'er)

Greg Brown wrote:
> I'm racking my brain here and google is little help.  What are the Navy 
> and/or Coast Guard stations called that serve as radio relays?  I could 
> have sworn they were "remote radio stations" or "remote relay 
> stations".