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

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.

Conditions:
Given one operational radio set (warmed up
and set to the net frequency) for each net
member,; a call sign information card (5
inches x 8 inches) consisting of net member
duty position (S1, S2), net call sign
(letter-number-letter), suffix list (net
control station [NCS] – 46, S1 – 39, S2 –
13), and a message to be transmitted.

Situation: The net is considered to be secure and authentication is
not required (FM 24-19). 

Note.
This task may have as many net members as
there is equipment available. Each net
member must have a different suffix and
message to transmit.

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.

Performance
Steps

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 113-571-1022-1).

NET
THIS IS E3E (NCS) OVER

E3E
(NCS) THIS IS E13 (1ST
position) OVER

E3E
(NCS) THIS IS E39 (2ND
position) OVER

E3E
(NCS) THIS IS E46 (3RD
position) OVER

NET
THE E3E (NCS) OUT (IF NCS HAS NO
TRAFFIC)

Figure
113-571-1022-1.

 

c.
Answer in alphanumeric
sequence.

Note. At this time, the NCS acknowledges and the net is open.

2.   Send a message.

a.
Listen to make sure the
net is clear. Do not interrupt any
ongoing communications.

b.
Call the NCS and tell the
operator the priority of the message
you have for his station.

c.
Receive a response from
the NCS that he is ready to receive.

d.
Send your message using
the correct prowords and
pronunciation of letters and
numbers. (See tables 113-571-1022-1
through 113-571-1022-3
and figure 113-571-1022-2.)

Table
113-571-1022-1.
Phonetic Alphabet

Letter

Word

Pronounciation

A

ALFA

AL
FAH

B

BRAVO

BRAH
VOH

C

CHARLIE

CHAR
LEE or SHAR LEE

D


DELTA

DELL
TAH

E

ECHO

ECK
OH

F


FOXTROT

FOKS
TROT

G

GOLF

GOLF

H

HOTEL

HOH
TELL

I

INDIA

IN
DEE AH

J

JULIETT

JEW
LEE ETT

K

KILO

KEY
LOH

L

LIMA

LEE
MAH

M

MIKE

MIKE

N

NOVEMBER

NO
VEM BER

O

OSCAR

OSS
CAH

P

PAPA

PAH
PAH

Q

QUEBEC

KEH
BECK

R

ROMEO

ROW
ME OH

S

SIERRA

SEE
AIR RAH

T

TANGO

TANG
GO

U

UNIFORM

YOU
NEE FORM or OO NEE FORM

V

VICTOR

VIK
TAH

W

WHISKEY

WISS
KEY

X

XRAY

ECKS
RAY

Y

YANKEE

YANG
KEY

Z

ZULU

ZOO
LOO

Table
113-571-1022-2. Number
Pronunciation Guide

Numeral               
Spoken As

0                                                  
ZE
RO

1                                                  
WUN

2                                                  
TOO

3                                                  
TREE

4                                                  
FOW
ER

5                                                  
FIFE

6                                                  
SIX

7                                                  
SEV
EN

8                                                  
AIT

9                                                  
NIN
ER

 

Table
113-571-1022-3.


Proword

Meaning

ALL
AFTER

The
portion of the message to which I have
reference is all that which follows
___________.

ALL
BEFORE

The
portion of the message to which I have
reference is all that which precedes
__________.

AUTHENTICATE

The
station called is to reply to the
challenge which follows ____________.

AUTHENTICATION
IS

The
transmission authentication of this
message is _______.

BREAK

I
hereby indicate the separation of the
text from other portions of the
message.

CORRECT

You
are correct, or what you have
transmitted is correct.

CORRECTION

An
error has been made in this
transmission. Transmission will
continue with the last word correctly
transmitted.

 

An
error has been made in this
transmission (or message indicated).
The correct version is ________. That
which follows is a corrected version
in answer to your request for
verification.

DISREGARD
THIS TRANSMISSION OUT

This
transmission is in error. Disregard
it. This proword shall not be used to
cancel any message that has been of
national/allied forces or populace,
and which require immediate delivery.

INFO

The
addresses immediately following are
addressed for information.

I
AUTHENTICATE

The
group that follows it is the reply to
your challenge to authenticate.

I
READ BACK

The
following is my response to your
instructions to read back.

I
SAY AGAIN

I
am repeating transmission or portion
indicated.

I
SPELL

I
shall spell the next word
phonetically.

I
VERIFY

That
which follows has been verified at
your request and is repeated. (To be
used as a reply to verify.)

MESSAGE

A
message which requires recording is
about to follow (Transmitted
immediately after the call.)

MORE
TO FOLLOW

Transmitting
station has additional traffic for the
receiving station.

OUT

This
is the end of my transmission to you
and no answer is required or expected.
(Since OVER and OUT have opposite
meanings, they are never used
together.)

OVER

This
is the end of my transmission to you
and a response is necessary. Go ahead;
transmit.

PRIORITY

Precedence
PRIORITY. Reserved for important
messages which must have precedence
over routine traffic. This is the
highest precedence which normally may
be assigned to a message of
administrative nature.

READ
BACK

Repeat
this entire transmission back to me
exactly as received.

RELAY
(TO)

Transmit
this message to all addresses (or
addresses immediately following this
proword). The address component is
mandatory when this proword is used.

ROGER

I
have received your last transmission
satisfactorily.

ROUTINE

Precedence
ROUTINE. Reserved for all types of
messages which are not of sufficient
urgency to justify a higher
precedence, but must be delivered to
the addressees without delay.

SAY
AGAIN

Repeat
all of your last transmission.
(Followed by identification data means
“Repeat _______(portion
indication).”)

SERVICE

The
message that follows is a service
message.

SILENCE

“Cease
Transmission Immediately.” Silence
will be maintained until lifted.
(Transmissions imposing silence must
be authenticated.)

SILENCE
LIFTED

Silence
is lifted. (When an authentication
system is in force the transmission
lifting silence is to be
authenticated.)

SPEAK
SLOWER

Your
transmission is at too fast a speed.
Reduce speed of transmission.

THIS
IS

This
transmission is from the station whose
designator immediately follows.

TIME

That
which immediately follows is the time
or date/time group of the message.

TO

The
addressee(s) immediately following is
(are) addressed for action.

UNKNOWN
STATION

The
identity of the station with whom I am
attempting to establish communications
is unknown.

VERIFY

Verify
entire message (or portion indicated)
with the originator and send correct
version. (To be used only at the
discretion of the addressee to which
the questioned message was directed.)

WAIT

I
must pause for a few seconds.

WAITOUT

I
must pause for longer than a few
seconds.

WILCO

I
have received your signal, understand
it, and will comply. (To be used only
by the addressee. Since the meaning of
ROGER is included in that of WILCO,
the two prowords are never used
together.)

WORD
AFTER

The
word of the message to which I have
reference is that which follows
_______.

e.
Get a receipt for the
message.

3.   Leave the net in alphanumeric sequence.

a.
You receive a call from
the NCS who issues a close-down
order (figure 113-571-1022-2).

NET
THIS IS E3E (NCS) CLOSE DOWN OVER

E3E
(NCS) THIS IS E13 (1ST
position) ROGER OUT

E3E
(NCS) THIS IS E39 (2ND
position) ROGER OUT

E3E
(NCS) THIS IS E46 (3RD
position) ROGER OUT

Figure
113-571-1022-2

b.
Answer in alphanumeric
sequence.

Note. The NCS acknowledges and the net is closed.

Note. The following call signs are used in this task as
examples: Net call sign – E3E, NCS –
E46, S1 – E39, S2 – E13.

Evaluation
Preparation: 

Setup:
Position operational radio sets in different
rooms or tents or at least 70 feet apart
outside. Obtain call signs, suffixes, and a
radio frequency through the normal command
chain. Select a message (15 to 25 words)
containing some number groups such as map
coordinates and times. Print the call signs
for the sender and the receiver, along with
the message to be sent, on 5 x 8 cards.
Perform a communications check to ensure
operation of the radios. Have an assistant
who is proficient in radio operation man the
NCS. Provide the assistant with the call
signs. If the soldier has not demonstrated
sufficient progress to complete the task
within five minutes, give him a NO GO. This
time limit is an administrative requirement,
not a doctrinal one. If the soldier has
almost completed the task correctly, you may
decide to allow him to finish.

Brief
Soldier: Give the soldier the card
containing the message and call signs. Tell
him the radio is ready for operation, the
net is considered to be secure and
authentication is not required, and to send
the message to the NCS and get a receipt.
Tell the soldier that, if sufficient
progress in completing the task within five
minutes has not been demonstrated, he will
receive a NO GO for the task.

Performance
Measures

GO

NO
GO

1.   Entered the net in alphanumeric sequence.

—

—

2.   Sent a message of 15 to 25 words using the correct
prowords and phonetic alphabet and
numerals.

—

—

3.   Left the net in alphanumeric sequence.

—

—

Evaluation
Guidance: 
Score the soldier GO if all
performance measures are passed. Score the
soldier NO GO if any performance measure is
failed. If the soldier scores NO GO, show
him what was done wrong and how to do it
correctly.

References

 

Required

Related

 

FM
24-19

 

 


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