OO WORD BEFORE ~ ~ ~ The word of the message to which I have reference is ; SO that which -Brecedes. : / WORDS TWICE ited Communications is dictiontt, - an Tranemit (ting) each phrase’ oa. . ar," for each eode group) twice. This proword may be used es ES oT wo an order, request or as information, WRONG ~ -- - ~ ~ Your ‘last transudesion was| Incorrect, The cocrest vers ' . sion is. . ta e. Generals oo re . wie a ox G) ‘To utilize circuit time more efficientlyall messages. 1 or their substance should be written’ down prior to trans~ Oo . . O - a n re . mission. : . Those messages which must be delivered by the receiving operator to another person or which are pre~ ceded by the proword "MESSAGE FOLLOWS" shall be written down. > . (2) Transuiesions by radigtelephone ‘shall be as short and co, - goneise as practicable consistent with clarity. Rt Standard phraseology enhances brevity. oe “ The use g Bo : bem . = (3). Tranandseion over yaddotelephone ‘should | be clear.wi th! ry cpl... * /-°_ natural emphasis on each word except the prescribed pro~ wmedation of numerals, and should be: apokenin netural . 7 1" * 8 . 3 Foot r - phrases,not word by.word. |ed : te CMe . ‘ ‘. roe (4) - oy tee '- Ce ret ts : To avoid jnterfering with other"pwattio, an operator shall listen in to make certajn that a- circuit is clear before making any transmissions thereon, ' |. f, Establishing Commmications - pe. ‘* 32" Before conducting regular traffic over radiotelephone© circuits, oo Big: 4may be necessary to make contact with the other. station (s involved to Ree ook ascertain’ that communications is. possible. e - ES & 8 Non uy, S ea, oo - th ‘and Readabili “(LE astation. 4s understood to have good signal strength and & ecdability unless otherwise notified. Strength of sig- . “als and readability will not be exchanged uniess one - station’ cannot clearly hear enother station. pt wt TQ2) A station that wishes to inform another of, his. signal a pe 7 Roe et ; ~ . : ¥. 9. + "Tae % > os strength and readability will do‘so by means of a short and concise repert of actual reception, such as "Weak, but readable," "Strong, but disteurted,” Loud and clear,tt ete. Reports such as "Five by five," *nFour by four," . + ebee, will not be used to indicate strength and- quality ‘5+. of reception, ‘A'station desiring to know how his trans- “mission is being received will transmit "How do you hear - > . «-- *.” e ete,oa y, sigiels," , « ie neeis ny readability",“Reportmy met ve Sie oy Sh ee *nuthentiicaton- “foe voice or ‘Yclegraphie ‘dransniestons,if re~_ 2 i quired, will be in compliance with COI 30-3, The’ Commmications Officer,” Test, ® Speer Tnit, wilh issue‘suthentication tables.cy) necessary. 7. -* : ’