Radio Communications

Question 1

Q1: True or False: Primary responsibility of the radio operator is to pass accurate and timely information.

Answer 1

A1: TRUE

Question 2

Q2: True or False: You must use the Proword BREAK to indicate your transmission will continue after the pause.

Answer 2

A2: TRUE

Question 3

Q3: Limit your transmission to no more than _____ seconds each.

Answer 3

A3: 10

Question 4

Q4: Speech must be clear, ______ and unambiguous.

Answer 4

A4: concise

Question 5

Q5: (Procedural Words) Used to acknowledge message received

Answer 5

A5: Copy

Question 6

Q5: (Procedural Words) I have received your last transmission satisfactorily

Answer 6

A5: Roger

Question 7

Q5: (Procedural Words) I have received your signal and understand it

Answer 7

A5: Wilco

Question 8

Q5: (Procedural Words) Repeat all of your last transmission

Answer 8

A5: Say Again

Question 9

Q6: The senior person on site or the _______ usually determines line 9 (CBRN Contamination) on the MEDEVAC request.

Answer 9

A6: Medic

Question 10

Q7: The number of injured patients is transmitted on which line of the MEDEVAC request?

Line 3
Line 4
Line 5
Line 8

Answer 10

A7: Line 3

Question 11

Q8: True or False: Line 1 of the MEDEVAC request should be an eight digit grid coordinates?

Answer 11

A8: False (6 digits)

Question 12

Q9: The acronym SALUTE stands for _________.

Answer 12

A9: Size, Activity, Location, Unit, Time, Equipment

Question 13

Q10: There are three methods that the sender of a SALUTE report can identify their location. They are:

1) Grid coordinates from a map
2) Use a back azimuth from two known locations
3) Use a back azimuth and the ________ from one known location

Answer 13

A10: distance