©ltcol g. newman-martin 2011 australian army cadets cadet advanced radio operators course
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©LTCOL G. Newman-Martin 2011
AUSTRALIAN ARMY CADETS
CADET ADVANCED
RADIO OPERATORS COURSE
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Net Control StationNet Control StationRadio Operator’s Course Radio Operator’s Course
Topic 2
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SENDING INFORMATION ON THE RADIO NET
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Prowords
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What is a proword?
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a pronounceable word or phrase:
A proword is:
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a pronounceable word or phrase:. which has been given a particular meaning
A proword is:
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a pronounceable word or phrase:. which has been given a particular meaning
. for the purpose of speeding up messages
A proword is:
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a pronounceable word or phrase:. which has been given a particular meaning
. for the purpose of speeding up messages
. between users on radio circuits
A proword is:
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Examples of prowords ROGER Means ‘I have received your last transmission satisfactorily’ or ‘I understand your
message’
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Examples of prowords ROGER Means ‘I have received your last transmission satisfactorily’ or ‘I understand your message’ Can also mean ‘loud and clear’
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Examples of prowords ROGER Means ‘I have received your last transmission satisfactorily’ or ‘I understand your message’ Can also mean ‘loud and clear’
SEND Means ‘I am ready to receive your message’
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Examples of prowords ROGER Means ‘I have received your last transmission satisfactorily’ or ‘I understand your message’ Can also mean ‘loud and clear’
SEND Means ‘I am ready to receive your message’
WILCO Means ‘Message received, and understood, and will be complied with’
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Prowords
DO NOT USE INCORRECT PROWORDS
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Prowords D
YES and NO Are correct prowords
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Prowords D
YES and NO Are correct prowords
‘AFFIRMATIVE’ and ‘NEGATIVE’ Are NOT correct prowords
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The phonetic alphabetThe phonetic alphabet
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The phonetic alphabet
Enables spelling of words or phrases:
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The phonetic alphabet
Enables spelling of words or phrases:
to be conveyed accurately…
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The phonetic alphabet
Enables spelling of words or phrases:
to be conveyed accurately… and consistently
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The phonetic alphabet
Enables spelling of words or phrases:
to be conveyed accurately… and consistently in a standard format that all
users know
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The phonetic alphabet
Enables spelling of words or phrases:
to be conveyed accurately… and consistently in a standard format that all users
know in a radiotelephone message
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The phonetic alphabet
A ALPHA AL-FAH
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The phonetic alphabet
A ALPHA AL-FAH B BRAVO BRAH-VOH
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The phonetic alphabet
A ALPHA AL-FAH B BRAVO BRAH-VOH C CHARLIE CHAR-LEE
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The phonetic alphabet
A ALPHA AL-FAH B BRAVO BRAH-VOH C CHARLIE CHAR-LEE D DELTA DELL-TAH
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The phonetic alphabet
A ALPHA AL-FAH B BRAVO BRAH-VOH C CHARLIE CHAR-LEE D DELTA DELL-TAH E ECHO ECK-OH
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A ALPHA AL-FAH B BRAVO BRAH-VOH C CHARLIE CHAR-LEE D DELTA DELL-TAH E ECHO ECK-OH F FOXTROT FOKS-TROT
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A ALPHA AL-FAH B BRAVO BRAH-VOH C CHARLIE CHAR-LEE D DELTA DELL-TAH E ECHO ECK-OH F FOXTROT FOKS-TROT G GOLF GOLF
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The phonetic alphabet
H HOTEL HOH-TELL
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The phonetic alphabet
H HOTEL HOH-TELL I INDIA IN-DEE-AH
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H HOTEL HOH-TELL I INDIA IN-DEE-AH J JULIETT JOO-LEE-
ETT
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H HOTEL HOH-TELL I INDIA IN-DEE-AH J JULIETT JOO-LEE-
ETT K KILO KEY-LOH
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The phonetic alphabet
H HOTEL HOH-TELL I INDIA IN-DEE-AH J JULIETT JOO-LEE-
ETT K KILO KEY-LOH L LIMA LEE-MAH
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The phonetic alphabet
H HOTEL HOH-TELL I INDIA IN-DEE-AH J JULIETT JOO-LEE-
ETT K KILO KEY-LOH L LIMA LEE-MAH M MIKE MIKE
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H HOTEL HOH-TELL I INDIA IN-DEE-AH J JULIETT JOO-LEE-ETT K KILO KEY-LOH L LIMA LEE-MAH M MIKE MIKE N NOVEMBER NO-VEM-BER
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The phonetic alphabet
O OSCAR OSS-CAH
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The phonetic alphabet
O OSCAR OSS-CAH P PAPA PAH-PAH
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The phonetic alphabet
O OSCAR OSS-CAH P PAPA PAH-PAH Q QUEBEC KEH-BECK
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The phonetic alphabet
O OSCAR OSS-CAH P PAPA PAH-PAH Q QUEBEC KEH-BECK R ROMEO RO-ME-OH
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O OSCAR OSS-CAH P PAPA PAH-PAH Q QUEBEC KEH-BECK R ROMEO RO-ME-OH S SIERRA SEE-AIR-
RAH
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O OSCAR OSS-CAH P PAPA PAH-PAH Q QUEBEC KEH-BECK R ROMEO RO-ME-OH S SIERRA SEE-AIR-
RAH T TANGO TANG-GO
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O OSCAR OSS-CAH P PAPA PAH-PAH Q QUEBEC KEH-BECK R ROMEO RO-ME-OH S SIERRA SEE-AIR-RAH T TANGO TANG-GO U UNIFORM YOU-NEE-FORM
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The phonetic alphabet
V VICTOR VIK-TAH
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V VICTOR VIK-TAH W WHISKEY WISS-KEY
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V VICTOR VIK-TAH W WHISKEY WISS-KEY X X-RAY ECKS-RAY
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V VICTOR VIK-TAH W WHISKEY WISS-KEY X X-RAY ECKS-RAY Y YANKEE YANG-KEY
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V VICTOR VIK-TAH W WHISKEY WISS-KEY X X-RAY ECKS-RAY Y YANKEE YANG-KEY Z ZULU ZOO-LOO
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The phonetic alphabet
Spelling using the phonetic alphabet is preceded by the proword
‘I SPELL’
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The phonetic alphabet
Example:
‘WALK
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The phonetic alphabet
Example:
‘WALK – I SPELLI SPELL
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The phonetic alphabet
Example:
‘WALK – I SPELL – WWHISKEY
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The phonetic alphabet
Example:
‘WALK – I SPELL – WHISKEY-AALPHA-
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The phonetic alphabet
Example:
‘WALK – I SPELL – WHISKEY-ALPHA-LLIMA
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The phonetic alphabet
Example:
‘WALK – I SPELL – WHISKEY-ALPHA-LIMA-KKILO’
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The phonetic alphabet
Example:
‘WALK – I SPELL – WHISKEY-ALPHA-LIMA-KILO – WALK’
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Pronunciation of figures
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0 ZERO
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0 ZERO1 WUN
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0 ZERO1 WUN Emphasis on ‘n’
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0 ZERO1 WUN Emphasis on ‘n’2 TOO Sharp ‘t’, long ‘oo’
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0 ZERO1 WUN Emphasis on ‘n’2 TOO Sharp ‘t’, long ‘oo’ 3 THU-REE Short ‘u’, roll ‘r’,
long ‘ee’
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0 ZERO1 WUN Emphasis on ‘n’2 TOO Sharp ‘t’, long ‘oo’ 3 THU-REE Short ‘u’, roll ‘r’,
long ‘ee’ 4 FO-WER Long ‘o’
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0 ZERO1 WUN Emphasis on ‘n’2 TOO Sharp ‘t’, long ‘oo’ 3 THU-REE Short ‘u’, roll ‘r’, long
‘ee’ 4 FO-WER Long ‘o’ 5 FI-YIV Emphasise ‘f’, ‘v’, first ‘i’ is
long, second ‘i’ is short
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6 SIX Emphasis on ‘x’
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6 SIX Emphasis on ‘x’7 SEV-ENTwo distinct syllables,
‘en’ as in ‘hen’
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
6 SIX Emphasis on ‘x’7 SEV-ENTwo distinct syllables,
‘en’ as in ‘hen’8 ATE Long ‘a’
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
6 SIX Emphasis on ‘x’7 SEV-ENTwo distinct syllables,
‘en’ as in ‘hen’8 ATE Long ‘a’9 NINER Long ‘i’, emphasis both
‘n’s
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
6 SIX Emphasis on ‘x’7 SEV-ENTwo distinct syllables,
‘en’ as in ‘hen’8 ATE Long ‘a’9 NINER Long ‘i’, emphasis both
‘n’s 10 WUN ZERO
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• Numbers are transmitted digit by digit
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• Numbers are transmitted digit by digit
• Example FIY-IV WUN TOOFIY-IV WUN TOO for ‘512’
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• Numbers are transmitted digit by digit
• Example FIY-IV WUN TOO for ‘512’• Exact multiples of hundreds and
thousands may be spoken as such
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• Numbers are transmitted digit by digit
• Example FIY-IV WUN TOO for ‘512’• Exact multiples of hundreds and
thousands may be spoken as such
• Example FIY-IV HUNDREDFIY-IV HUNDRED
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• In good conditions numbers may be sent as in normal speech
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• In good conditions numbers may be sent as in normal speech
• Example ‘Forty-four’ for ’44’
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• In good conditions numbers may be sent as in normal speech
• Example ‘Forty-four’ for ’44’• Example ‘Two thousand and eight’
for ‘2008’
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• In good conditions numbers may be sent as in normal speech
• Example ‘Forty-four’ for ’44’• Example ‘Two thousand and eight’
for ‘2008’• Example: ‘Twenty-three fifty-
nine hours’ for ‘2359 hours’
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• Under poor or difficult conditions, figures are sent digit by digit,
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• Under poor or difficult conditions, figures are sent digit by digit,
preceded by the proword FIGURES
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• Under poor or difficult conditions, figures are sent digit by digit,
preceded by the proword FIGURES• Example: ‘FIGURES SEV-EN THUH-REE FO-
WER’ for ‘734’
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• Proword ‘FIGURES’ is NOT used with:
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• Proword ‘FIGURES’ is NOT used with:
• Callsigns
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• Proword ‘FIGURES’ is NOT used with:
• Callsigns• Grid references
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• Proword ‘FIGURES’ is NOT used with:
• Callsigns• Grid references• Time checks
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Pronunciation of figuresPronunciation of figures
• Decimal point spoken as ‘DAY-SEE-MAL’
• Example 123.4
‘Wun Too Thuh-ree DAY-SEE-MAL Fow-er’ for ‘123.4’
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PunctuationPunctuation
Symbol Name: Spoken as: , Comma
COMMA. Full stop FULL STOP( ) Brackets PAREN/UNPAREN“..” Quotation QUOTE…UNQUOTE/ Oblique SLANT- Hyphen HYPHEN– Dash DASH
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Grid referencesGrid references
GRID REFERENCE IN CLEAR
‘GRID Three Two Six – Eight Four Seven’
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ANY QUESTIONS?
INSTRUCTOR