WITH CORRECT/ACCURATE ANSWERS
The process of conveying information, ideas, feelings, and meaning
between individuals or groups through a common system of signs,
symbols, and behaviors
BASIC COMMUNICATION
The standard message format includes three major sections; what are
they? - CORRECT-ANSWERS--Heading, Text, and Ending
What is the purpose of the call sign? - CORRECT-ANSWERS--It gets the
attention of the reciever and identifies the sender. >>>
Identification: It clearly identifies the sender and the intended
receiver of a message, removing any ambiguity about who is
communicating.
Attention: It is used to get the attention of the specific receiving
station within a network.
Brevity and Clarity: Using a short, distinct call sign is more efficient
and clearer than using full names, titles, or descriptions, especially
over noisy radio channels or in high-stress situations.
Operational Security (OPSEC): In military contexts, tactical call signs
help to confuse the enemy who might be listening in on
communications, preventing them from easily identifying specific
individuals, ranks, or unit locations.
Compliance with Regulations: In civil aviation or amateur radio, call
signs are often a legal requirement issued by government agencies
(like the FCC) to license and track radio operators and stations.
, Which letters are easy to infuse with each other when spoken over the
radio? - CORRECT-ANSWERS--B, D, T, V
What are the phonetic words that replace the letters G, H, J, and M? -
CORRECT-ANSWERS--Golf, Hotel, Juliette, and Mike
How is the number "3" pronounced over the radio? - CORRECT-ANSWERS--
Tree
How is the number "5" pronounced over the radio? - CORRECT-ANSWERS--
Fife
Wait and Execute are powers; which of the following is not? - CORRECT-
ANSWERS--Repeat
Which proword indicates the seperation of the text from other parts of the
message? - CORRECT-ANSWERS--Break
What does precedence indicate when communicating a message? -
CORRECT-ANSWERS--Level of urgency
Match each precedence term with its meaning - CORRECT-ANSWERS--
Immediate - Messages relating to the security of friendly forces or the
populace
Routine - Messages that do not need special treatment but still need to be
delivered as quickly as possible.
Flash - Not considered a term for precedence.
Priority - Messages that take precedence over routine traffic.