this is interesting, page-8

I thought the whole idea of getting military spectrum was to ensure that no other people were using it.
As it turns out they are having problems getting every man (and his dog) off the spectrum !?!
It doesn't ring true to me.

On December 19, 2005 Dr Unterweger said this

http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2005/12/18/1134840741698.html

QuikTrak would also be able to plan for a complete coverage of China, as the central Government has granted the company a slice of its military radio spectrum.

"That's a major benefit," Dr Unterweger said. "It's military spectrum so there is no 'noise' in it, and that makes a huge difference in how far you can throw a signal."