IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 3-24 THROUGH 3-27,
SELECT FROM COLUMN B THE COMPONENT IN
THE NAVY MESSAGE FORMAT THAT INCLUDES
THE ELEMENT IN COLUMN A.
A. ELEMENT
B. COMPONENT
3-24. Originator
1. Procedure
3-25. Message instructions
2. Preamble
3-26. Group count
3. Address
3-27. Call
4. Prefix
3-28.
How many components are included in the
heading of a naval message?
1. One
2. Two
3. Three
4. Four
3-29.
What two elements must be used in the
procedure component in visual communication?
1.
The call and transmission instructions
2.
The call and handling instructions
3.
The call and transmission identification
4.
The handling and transmission instructions
3-30.
Which of the following groups of prosigns may
be included as part of the transmission
instructions?
1. F, XMT, DE, GR
2. T, G, F, L
3. T, G, F, DE
4. T, F, L, DE
NACK DE NRDL-L-P-101930Z OCT 96-FM NOPS
-TO NACK-INFO NABC NOPE GR7
BT UNCLAS BE PREPARED COMMENCE
FUELING FIRST LIGHT BT
Figure 3A.—Visual admin message.
IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 3-31 AND 3-32,
REFER TO FIGURE 3A.
3-31.
What does the entire call element consist of?
1. NACK DE NRDL
2. NACK DE NRDL-L
3. NACK DE NRDL-P
4. NACK DE NRDL-L-P
3-32.
What is the call sign of the station being called?
1. NACK
2. NRDL
3. NOPS
4. NABC
3-33.
You visually send the following signal: NADG
DE NRWL-T-P 102210Z OCT 96-FM
NHCS-TO NADG-INFO NCFC NYES GR9 BT.
What transmission instructions have you given
NADG?
1.
Repeat the message back
2.
Transmit the text only to all addressees in
the address component
3.
Transmit the message to addressees in the
address component
4 .
Do not answer
3-34.
What prosign should you include in the heading
of a message the commanding officer wants
repeated back?
1. F
2. G
3. L
4. T
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