Radio communications plan worksheet — auto-saves locally. Works offline after your first visit.
Build a radio communications plan — incident header plus channel rows. Auto-saves on this device. Align channels with your PACE plan layers (Primary/Alternate/Contingency/Emergency).
PACE alignment: Map each ICS-205 row to a PACE layer — e.g. Ch 1 = Primary repeater, Ch 2 = Alternate simplex, Ch 3 = Contingency DMR, Ch 4 = Emergency HF. Open PACE planner side-by-side; both forms roll into the incident workspace export.
The ICS radio communications plan listing incident frequencies, tones, and assignments.
Typically the Communications Unit Leader (COML) or designee under the Incident Commander.
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