4-63. A high-precedence message is recorded by a Signalman and handed to you, the signal supervisor. You show the message to the OOD. In most cases, what do you do next with the message? 1. Have it delivered to CIC 2. Show it to the communication watch officer 3. Show it to the commanding officer 4. Have it delivered to the communication center 4-64. As a Signalman supervisor, to what individual(s) should you relay incoming tactical signals? 1. CIC only 2. OOD only 3. CIC and OOD 4. CIC and communication officer 4-65. Of the following shipboard communication factors, which one has NO bearing on the method chosen? 1. The need for accuracy 2. The need for security 3. The speed of transmission 4. The time of transmission 4-66. What procedure should you use to communicate with civil stations? 1. Allied procedures 2. Special procedures 3. International procedures 4. Ship-to-shore procedures 4-67. What communication elements provide a brevity code for the passing of information pertaining to communications, aircraft operation, and search and rescue? 1. Operating signals 2. Allied procedures 3. Special procedures 4. Ship-shore movements 4-69. You should use numbered flags when using operating signals to communicate with what type of units? 1. Allied 2. Non-allied 3. Special 4. Commercial 4-70. What operating signals are allocated to the allied military and are held by all military stations? 1. 2. 3. 4. 4-71. When you use non-allied procedures to reply to a question in the affirmative, which of the 1. 2. 3. 4. The operating signal QRS means “SEND MORE SLOWLY.” A number following this signal indicates the number of words per minute. Figure 4A.—Operating signal. IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 4-72 AND 4-73, REFER TO FIGURE 4A. 4-72. What signal should the Signalman aboard NFCH transmit to ask you to slow to six words per minute? 1. QRS 2. QRS6 3. QRS6 K 4. K QRS6 4-68. What publication contains operating signals? 1. ACP   110 2. ACP   113 3. ACP   129 4. ACP   131 27