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Originally Posted by Icelander
I found that there are two 47' MLBs in South Portland and one of them is always kept ready for instant response, usually for a life-saving operation. There is also a 25' Defender B-class RB-S at the ready, with a watch-standing crew.
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Send the Defender: it's a lot faster and has guns.
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The question is, what will a 25' RB-S of the Defender B-class have in the line of communications gear, sensors, CIC or other homeland security / law enforcement stuff that allows them to find, localise and analyze the jamming, as well as checking if there is any sign of a riot, hostage situation or some kind of threat at the asylum?
Can they tell from a distance whether any story the Warden chooses to try to avoid them coming ashore is false?
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Give me a little while to read the boat's
operator's manual (warning: huge download).
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Would they be constantly trying to reach Agent Banks and O'Toole on the DHS radio network frequency as well as the Coast Guard emergency frequency that O'Toole used?
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Regularly, but likely not constantly -- there aren't going to be that many people on-shift, and they still have to listen for other distress calls.