Manual for Infantry 8 8
Manual for Infantry 8 8
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To call a station, make its call letter until acknowledged.
28. If the call letter of a station be unknown, signal A untilacknowledged. Each station will then turn on a steady flash andadjust. When adjustment is satisfactory to the called station, it will cut off its flash and the calling station will proceedwith its message.
29. If the receiver sees that the sender's mirror or light needsadjustment, he will turn on a steady flash until answered, by asteady flash. When the adjustment is satisfa...ctory the receiverwill cut off his flash and the sender will resume his message.
[Illustration: THE TWO-ARM SEMAPHORE CODE. ] [Illustration: THE TWO-ARM SEMAPHORE CODE. ] 30. To break the sending station for other purposes, turn on asteady flash.
SOUND SIGNALS.
56. Sound signals made by the whistle, foghorn, bugle, trumpet, and drum may well be used in a fog, mist, falling snow, or atnight. They may be used with the dot and dash code.
In applying the General Service Code to whistle, foghorn, bugle, or trumpet, one short blast indicates a dot and one long blasta dash.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To call a station, make its call letter until acknowledged.
28. If the call letter of a station be unknown, signal A untilacknowledged. Each station will then turn on a steady flash andadjust. When adjustment is satisfactory to the called station, it will cut off its flash and the calling station will proceedwith its message.
29. If the receiver sees that the sender's mirror or light needsadjustment, he will turn on a steady flash until answered, by asteady flash. When the adjustment is satisfa...ctory the receiverwill cut off his flash and the sender will resume his message.
[Illustration: THE TWO-ARM SEMAPHORE CODE. ] [Illustration: THE TWO-ARM SEMAPHORE CODE. ] 30. To break the sending station for other purposes, turn on asteady flash.
SOUND SIGNALS.
56. Sound signals made by the whistle, foghorn, bugle, trumpet, and drum may well be used in a fog, mist, falling snow, or atnight. They may be used with the dot and dash code.
In applying the General Service Code to whistle, foghorn, bugle, or trumpet, one short blast indicates a dot and one long blasta dash.
What to read after Manual for Infantry 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by War Department to read onlineMoreLess
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