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WGU-20 'The Last Radio Station' (East Coast, USA 1970s)

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First published at 04:40 UTC on June 11th, 2019.

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[Originally uploaded in Youtube, 2013] WGU-20 civil defense emergency broadcast sample. By mid 1970's an automated voice began transmitting on the 179kHz longwave band with looping announcements, save for the current time, some weather updates and greetings that switch from "Good morning" (starting at 12 midnight), "Good afternoon" and "Good evening" 24 hours a day. The station was similar to earlier civil defense formats in preparation of a nuclear attack and catastrophes like severe weather condition. The station used the longwave frequency as it is purported to be immune to the effects of atomic blasts thus earning WGU-20 it's forbidding moniker as "the last radio station".

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http://web.archive.org/web/2006040117...

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