US / Iranian Conflict

Raising to AmCON 3 (Incident Probable)

Due to the following: deteriorating negotiations between the United States and Iran; the surge in the past 48 hours of “final stage” US military assets into the Middle East; vacating US personnel from bases in Syria; the “Fatwa” issued last summer by Iranian clerics in the Summer of 2025 calling Muslims around the world to rise up if Iran is attacked; the numerous reports of Iranians who have infiltrated the US southern border in recent years and the warnings of “sleeper cells” in the United States, AmRRON is raising the AmCON one level, to Level 3 (Incident Probable).

AmRRON Special Guidance and Instructions:

AmRRON will remain at AmCON 3 until further notice, and we will continuously be monitoring the situation. Additional changes to the AmCON level, and any special instructions or guidance, will be posted here, as well as through the AmRRON member Telegram Channel, the AmRRON Corps Z-Net, and the AmRRON Mobile Team App.

Special instructions:

Inspections and functions checks on communications equipment, backup power supply systems, and all supporting equipment, etc.
Replace batteries or charge all batteries, top off fuel supplies
Avoid unnecessary travel
In the event of grid down:

Check local radio and television news sources for additional information
If local news is offline, tune to local scanner and VHF/UHF (ham) repeaters to ascertain any additional information
Tune in to the AmRRON digital HF Persistent Presence Net and monitor while you are producing your initial STATREP
Submit your STATREP over HF via Commstat (preferrably), or by FLMSG, or plain text, at your earliest opportunity
Tier 4+, Tier 5, and Tier 6 stations collect all available STATREPs and summarize the information for your Initial Event Summary
Refer to your Signals Operating Instructions to identify the next scheduled net
Follow instructions of NCS and have any traffic (SITREPs if reporting an event with details or narrative) prepared and ready to send
NCSs will ask for any Priority (or higher) traffic for the net. Transmit your call sign, state, and the precedence level of your traffic (Example 1 PPP indicates one piece of Priority traffic). NCS will then ask for Routine traffic after Priority or higher traffic is handled.
Any changes to the net schedule or additional instructions and guidance will be relayed over the Persistent Presence Nets and scheduled nets.
All official traffic from AmRRON National and SIGCENs Eastern and Pacific will be authenticated (digitally signed) using the ‘AmRRON Actual’ PGP key, as is standard practice.