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HISTORY CHUCHU Flashcards

1
Q

•IS A METHOD OR MEANS OR A
COMBINATION THEREOF, OF CONVEYING
INFORMATION OF ANY KIND OF ONE
PERSON OR PLACE TO ANOTHER EXCEPT
DIRECT COMMUNICATION

A

SIGNAL COMMUNICATION

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• USED FOR TRANSMITTING ESSENTIAL COMMANDS
AND WARNINGS UNDER CONDITIONS RENDERING
VERBAL COMMANDS OR WARNINGS INADEQUATE.
• MUST BE MEMORIZED AND PRACTICED UNTIL THEIR
USE BECOMES SECOND NATURE.
• MAY PRODUCE DISASTER IF NOT GIVEN CORRECTLY
AND DISTINCTLY OR IF IMPROPERLY INTERPRETED.

A

SIGNALS

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3
Q

RADIO
WIRES AND CABLES
AUTOMATION
VISUAL AND SOUND
MANUAL (PHYSICAL MEANS)

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MEANS OF COMMUNI CAT ION

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4
Q
  • IS THE PRINCIPAL MEANS OF
    COMMUNICATIONS OF TACTICAL UNITS
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MEANS OF COMMUNI CAT ION

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5
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URC 187 (HF type)
RF 2301 (HF type) HARRIS
AN/PRC 77 (VHF type)
PRC 126 (VHF type)
PRM 4720 (VHF type)
PRC 1077 (VHF type)
HARRIS 5800 MP/RE (HF)/HARRIS
5800V H/H

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MEANS OF COMMUNI CAT ION

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6
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PORTABLE, TRANSPORTABLE,
VEHICULAR AND GENERAL

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Types of set

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7
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AM (SKY WAVE PROPAGATION)
FM (LINE-OF-SIGHT)

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Types of modulation

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8
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(SKY WAVE PROPAGATION)

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AM

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9
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(LINE-OF-SIGHT)

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FM

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10
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HF - (3-30MHZ),
VHF - (30-300MHZ)
UHF - (300MHZ-3000MHZ)
HF - (40 KMS PLANNING RANGE)
VHF/UHF (8 KMS PLANNING RANGE)

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Frequency coverage

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11
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  • (3-30MHZ),
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HF

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12
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  • (30-300MHZ)
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VHF

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13
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  • (300MHZ-3000MHZ)
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UHF

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14
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(8 KMS PLANNING RANGE)

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VHF/UHF

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15
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  • (40 KMS PLANNING RANGE)
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HF

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16
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DR
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VEH
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Power source

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17
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▶Speed of installation
▶Flexible means of communications
▶Can span great distances
▶Provides communications across
impassable terrains
▶Requires minimum manpower and space
for equipment.
▶Integrates with wire system

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MEANS OF COMMUNI CAT ION

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18
Q

Least secured means of
communications
Subject to noise and interference
Radio operations requires
common freq, compatible
equipment and common range

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RADIO: WEAK POINTS

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19
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  • is the use of field wires,
    combat wires, drop wires
    and telephone cables
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Wires and cables

20
Q

– is one of the most dependable
communication means

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Wire Comm

21
Q
  • a group of metallic conductors, insulated
    from each other and made up by pairs into one unit
    with a suitable continuous covering of sheath
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CABLE

22
Q

: Advantages
More secure than radio.
Reduces probability of interception.
Desirable in defensive operations.

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WIRES & CABLES

23
Q

Concerned with communications of
information using still photographs,
graphic illustrations, sounds and
signaling.

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Visual and sounds

24
Q

Numerous means (flags, lights,
panels, arm and hand signals,
pyrotechnics, armbands, horns
bells, whistles, weapon fires
and sirens).

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VISUAL & SOUNDS: MAIN FEATURES

25
Q

Use to mark locations.
Good for passing information to
large numbers and to isolated
units, passage of lines and
linkup operations

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Visual and sounds strong points

26
Q

: MAIN FEATURES
Reliable
Flexible
Most secure means available
to all unit

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MANUAL

27
Q

Whistle
•Serene
•Bells
•Voice
•Amplifier
•Bugle
•Warning shots

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Sound communication

28
Q

TO SPREAD ALARMS
•TO ATTRACT ATTENTION
•TO TRANSMIT SHORT PREARRANGED
MESSAGES OVER SHORT DISTANCES
*
SOUND SIGNALS ARE NOT
SECRET & THEIR USE MAY BE
PROHIBITED FOR SECURITY REASONS

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Use of sound signals

29
Q

•Messenger
• the oldest and the most
secured means of transmitting
lengthy messages and bulky
items
•Trained Animals
•Mail

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PHYSI CAL COMMUNICAT I ON

30
Q

•
• the oldest and the most
secured means of transmitting
lengthy messages and bulky
items

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Messenger

31
Q

•Light
•Panels
•Hand to hand signal
•Pyrotechnic

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VISUAL COMMUNI CAT ION

32
Q

Group of several stations working together in the
same frequency

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Radio Net

33
Q

A combination of pronounceable words that
identifies the facility or station

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Call Sign

34
Q

Identifies the single call to any station within the
net

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Individual Call Sign

35
Q

Identifies two or more stations in a particular radio
net but not all stations in the net

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Collective Call Sign

36
Q

Identifies all radio stations operating in a
particular radio net

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Net Call Sign

37
Q

A method of establishing communication
whereby the station calling transmits the identity
of the station called as well as his own identity

A

Call

38
Q

I received your message loud and clear

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Lima Charlie

39
Q

Can I talk with _________ ?

A

Request Net With

40
Q

Req
uest that you wait for a minute, I will call the person you want to
talk
to.

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Wait One

41
Q

•- Urgent

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U

42
Q

•- Routine

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43
Q

•- Priority

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P

44
Q

•- Flash

A

Z

45
Q

a method of sending,
receiving,
processing,
or
storing of information by
automated capability

A

Automation

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