Drill 6
GMOLJ DFDJA LNJXE
QFGPR
Drill 7
WUDKY XAGNW KYWUD
DKYWU
JALFD HRZXN BYMEQ
PTEDJ
TEDJP ZFBMK TRCXV
CXVRT
QUAHJ FCWRJ
BKANW
JQUAH
LIFWT QNJXE
SNGPR
ISFOM
BMKZF WXAGM
VPKHS
GISTC
GYSTC TVYEO
QYUDI
VRTCX
CSXRV DKMOB EQBUM LVXPH
FDOLJ TGGIS JFDOL
BYCGG
MBYCP NGKOW BKANG KOPNC
WRJFN WBKAM KZFVZ
XHNRJ
PTEDL ZIECU OAZRI
ECLZK
ZFBMO AZRUE D J P T Z
IECLM
OBDKJ XENYQ HLGAL
FDJMB
EVZVU CXRGN WXAUD
IQYAH
ISUDJ ALFOB DKMHI
SUAYM
EQBTC XVRZR UOACG
MBYXE
QNJQH LGYNG KOPVH
RZXDE
Practice sending or receiving plain-language
semaphore exercise 7 until you can do it in 5 minutes,
or at the rate of 20 words per minute. For this seventh
drill, work on the following quotation:
“Success of communication depends primarily
upon knowledge of how, when, and where to send
timely and intelligible messages and can be gained
only through a common understanding on the part
of those directly concerned in the vital business at
hand. Communication personnel have an important
place in the ship's organization. Only authorized
frequencies should be used by the radio organiza-
tion. Care must be exercised in the choice of a code
or cipher for each message. The necessity for
safeguarding visual traffic must not be overlooked.
The use of standard phraseology or any external
indications of....”
AII-9
