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  2. Phonetic Alphabet - Army Education Benefits Blog

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    receiving operator. The words of the phonetic alphabet, which is a word alphabet and not a code, are pronounced as shown in the table below. The underscored portion indicates the syllable or syllables to be emphasized. The phonetic alphabet is also used for the transmission of encrypted messages. For example, the cipher group CMVVX is

  3. Phonetic Numerals - Army Education Benefits Blog

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    numerals. These special techniques resulted in the phonetic alphabet and phonetic numerals. Numbers are spoken digit by digit, except that exact multiples of thousands may be spoken as such. For example, 84 is "AIT FOW ER," 2,500 is "TOO FIFE ZE RO ZE RO," and 16,000 is "WUN SIX TOUSAND." The date-time group is always spoken digit by

  4. PROWORDS - Army Education Benefits Blog

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    To keep voice transmission as short and clear as possible, radio operators use procedure words (PROWORDs) to take the place of long sentences.

  5. 113-571-1022 (SL1) - Perform Voice Communications

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    Standards: Entered a radio net, sent a message, and left a radio net using the proper call signs, call sign sequence, prowords, and phonetic alphabet and numerals with 100 percent accuracy.

  6. Perform Voice Communications - Army Education Benefits Blog

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    alphabet and numerals. Perform all steps correctly. TRAINING AND EVALUATION Training Information Outline. 1. Enter the net. a. Determine the abbreviated call sign and answering sequence for your duty position. b. Respond to the NCS issuing a net call (Figure 5-1). c. Answer in alphanumeric sequence. Note: The NCS acknowledges; the net is open.

  7. FM 24-18 - Army Education Benefits Blog

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    VFW $30,000 Scholarship! Write an essay on the annual patriotic theme. This year’s theme is, “Why Is The Veteran Important?”

  8. Operate as a station in a radio net with SINCGARS radio single...

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    Send a message using proper prowords, phonetic alphabet, and numerals with 100 percent accuracy. Act as platoon leader. Find on your table a message (along with time period and unit) printed on the 3- x 5-inch card. Send this message to your company commander. Complete this task in ten minutes. “Do you have any questions?”

  9. General Info - Army Education Benefits Blog

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    » Phonetic Alphabet » Making Sense of Military Dates The differences between the civilian and military date system » Chain of Command / NCO Support Channel List of positions within the Chain of Command and the NCO Support Channel that you should be well aware of while in Basic Combat Training

  10. Different Types of Maps Explained - Army Education Benefits Blog

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    A military city map is a topographic map (usually at 1:12,550 scale, sometimes up to 1:5,000), showing the details of a city. It delineates streets and shows street names, important buildings, and other elements of the urban landscape important to navigation and military operations in urban terrain.

  11. MILITARY ASPECTS OF TERRAIN - Army Education Benefits Blog

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    cover protects you from enemy fire. bunkers. fighting positions. terrain. concealment protects you from enemy observation