#comms
54 words tagged “comms”
Tactical Operations Center — a unit's command post.
Spoken distress call signalling grave and imminent danger.
Radio term for "yes."
Communications gear or the troops who run it.
Signals Intelligence — intel from intercepted communications.
Spot Report — an immediate report of an observed event.
Radio proword: comms are bad, send each phrase twice.
Radio close: will comply, and ending transmission.
Loud and Clear — a radio signal is being received perfectly.
Radio term: the unit commander in person, not a stand-in.
Radio reply meaning the signal is strong and perfectly readable.
Standard nine-line format for a MEDEVAC (or CAS) request.
Continue Mission — press on despite setbacks.
On the Move — a unit is moving out or under way.
Radio proword canceling a previous transmission.
Radio proword marking a separation within a message.
Human Intelligence — intel gathered from human sources.
Radio proword confirming a transmission was received and understood.
Radio proword ending a transmission with no reply expected.
Radio urgency call for help without imminent danger to life.
Radio phrase asking whether a message was received.
Radio proword ordering the receiver to repeat the message verbatim.
NATO phonetic alphabet code word for the letter B.
Radio proword: the sender still has additional traffic.
NATO phonetic alphabet code word for the letter F.
Radio slang: directly behind you (rear/six-o'clock), or a commander.
Radio term for "no."
Radio proword requesting a repeat of the last transmission.
Radio pronunciation of the digit 9 to avoid confusion.
The base loudspeaker (or IDF warning) system.
Radio proword warning the next word will be spelled phonetically.
Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) used as a common reference.
Radio proword: an error was made; here is the fix.
Emphatic radio acknowledgement that a message was received.
"Will comply" — I understand your message and will carry it out.
Situation Report — a concise update on current status.
Operations Security — protecting sensitive operational info.
NATO phonetic alphabet code word for the letter W.
Phonetic code for 'J', spelled with two T's on purpose.
Radio proword: my transmission is done, your reply is expected.