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Aviation radioEdit ; Say Again, Repeat all, or the following part, of your last transmission. ; Speak Slower, Reduce your rate of speech, Normal rate of speech is ... Procedureword FromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch Structuredvocabularyforvoicecommunication Procedurewords(abbreviatedtoprowords)arewordsorphraseslimitedtoradiotelephoneprocedureusedtofacilitatecommunicationbyconveyinginformationinacondensedstandardverbalformat.[1]ProwordsarevoiceversionsofthemucholderproceduralsignsforMorsecodewhichwerefirstdevelopedinthe1860sforMorsetelegraphy,andtheirmeaningisidentical. TheNATOcommunicationsmanualACP-125[2]containsthemostformalandperhapsearliestmodern(post-WorldWarII)glossaryofprowords,butitsdefinitionshavebeenadoptedbymanyotherorganizations,includingtheUnitedNationsDevelopmentProgramme,[3]theU.S.CoastGuard,[4]USCivilAirPatrol,[5]USMilitaryAuxiliaryRadioSystem,[6]andothers. Prowordsareoneofseveralstructuredpartsofradiovoiceprocedures,includingbrevitycodesandplainlanguageradiochecks. Contents 1Examples 1.1Thisis... 1.2Over 1.3Out 1.4Doyouread? 1.5Roger 1.6Wilco 1.7Sayagain 1.8Allafter... 1.9Allbefore... 1.10Waitover 1.11Waitout 1.12Readback 1.13Ireadback 1.14Correction 1.15Radiocheck 2Article32RadioRegulationsdistressandrescue 2.1Mayday 2.2Pan-Pan 2.3SÉCURITÉ 2.4SEELONCEMAYDAY 2.5SEELONCEDISTRESS 2.6PRU-DONCE 2.7SEELONCEFEENEE 3ACP125(F) 4Aviationradio 5Marineradio 5.1SMCP 6Misusages 6.1Clear 6.2Affirmative 6.3Negative 7Exampleofusage 7.1Example1 7.2Example2 8Seealso 9References 9.1Notes 9.2Bibliography Examples[edit] AccordingtotheU.S.MarineCorpstrainingdocumentFMSO108,"understandingthefollowingPROWORDSandtheirrespectivedefinitionsisthekeytoclearandconcisecommunicationprocedures". Thisis...[edit] Thistransmissionisfromthestationwhosedesignatorimmediatelyfollows.Forclarity,thestationcalledshouldbenamedbeforethestationcalling.So,"VictorJulietzero,THISISGolfMikeOscarthree..."orforbrevity,"VictorJulietzero,GolfMikeOscarthree,ROGER,OUT".Never"ThisisGMO3callingVJ0","ThisisgroundcontroltoMajorTom"noranyotherreversedcombination. Over[edit] "Thisistheendofmytransmissiontoyouandaresponseisnecessary.Goahead:transmit." "Over"and"Out"areneverusedatthesametime,sincetheirmeaningsaremutuallyexclusive.Withspring-loadedPushtotalk(PTT)buttonsonmoderncombinedtransceivers,thesamemeaningcanbecommunicatedwithjust"OUT",asin"Ops,Alpha,ETAfiveminutes.OUT."[clarificationneeded] Out[edit] "Thisistheendofmytransmissiontoyouandnoanswerisrequiredorexpected." Doyouread?[edit] Aquestionaboutwhetherthereceivercanhearandunderstandthetransmission. Example:"Bob,youreadme?Whatisthesituationfromyourposition?" Example: A:"Airtrafficcontrol,doyoureadme?Wehaveexperiencedamalfunctioninoneofourengines." B:"Copyloudandclear.Wearemonitoringyourposition."[7] Roger[edit] "Ihavereceivedyourlasttransmissionsatisfactorily,radiocheckisLOUDANDCLEAR.""ROGER"maybeusedtomean"yes"withregardtoconfirmingacommand;however,inAirTrafficControlphraseology,itdoesnotsignifythataclearancehasbeengiven.[citationneeded] Thetermoriginatesfromthepracticeoftelegrapherssendingan"R"tostandfor"received"aftersuccessfullygettingamessage.ThiswasextendedintospokenradioduringWorldWarII,withthe"R"changedtothespellingalphabetequivalentword"Roger".[8][9][10]ThemodernNATOspellingalphabetusestheword"Romeo"for"R"insteadof"Roger",and"Romeo"issometimesusedforthesamepurposeas"Roger",mainlyinAustralianmaritimeoperations.[citationneeded] ForcommercialmaritimeVHF,"Roger"isdiscouraged. "Copy"doesnotmeanthesameas"roger".[clarificationneeded]Itisusedwhencommunicationsbetweentwootherstationswhichincludesinformationforone'sownstationhasbeenoverheardandreceivedsatisfactorily.[citationneeded] Wilco[edit] Forotheruses,seeWilco(disambiguation). "Iunderstandandwillcomply."Itisusedonreceiptofanorder."Roger"and"Wilco"usedtogether(e.g."Roger,Wilco")areredundant,since"Wilco"includestheacknowledgementelementof"Roger".[11] Sayagain[edit] "Ihavenotunderstoodyourmessage,pleaseSAYAGAIN".Usuallyusedwithprowords"ALLAFTER"or"ALLBEFORE".Example:radioworkingbetweenSolentCoastguardandamotorvessel,call-signEG93,wherepartoftheinitialtransmissionisunintelligible. Example: [SC]Allstations,allstations,thisisSolentCoastguard,SolentCoastguard.BeadvisedlargeshippingvesselenteringSouthamptonWater,currentlyatposition[transmissionunintelligible]OUT [EG93]SolentCoastguard,SolentCoastguard,thisisEchoGolfninerthree.SAYAGAINALLAFTERposition.OVER Atthisjuncture,SolentCoastguardwouldreply,givingthepositionoftheshippingvesselprecededwiththeprowords"ISAYAGAIN": [SC]Allstations,allstations,thisisSolentCoastguard.ISAYAGAIN,largeshippingvesselenteringSouthamptonwater,currentlyatpositiononedecimaltwomilesfromCalshotSpitonbearingonesixfivedegrees.Vesselrestrictedinabilitytodeviatefromitscourse.Donotimpede.OUT Theword"REPEAT"shouldnotbeusedinplaceof"SAYAGAIN",especiallyinthevicinityofnavalorotherfiringranges,as"REPEAT"isanartilleryproworddefinedinACP125U.S.Supp-2(A)withthewhollydifferentmeaningof"requestforthesamevolumeoffiretobefiredagainwithorwithoutcorrectionsorchanges"(e.g.,atthesamecoordinatesasthepreviousround).[12] Allafter...[edit] "Pleaserepeatthemessageyoujustsentmebeginningafterthewordorphrasesaidafterthisproword." Allbefore...[edit] "Pleaserepeatthemessageyoujustsentmeendingbeforethewordorphrasesaidafterthisproword." Waitover[edit] "Imustpauseforafewseconds." Waitout[edit] "Imustpauseforlongerthanafewseconds.Iwillcallyouback." Readback[edit] "Pleaserepeatmyentiretransmissionbacktome." Ireadback[edit] "ThefollowingismyresponsetoyourREADBACKproword." Correction[edit] "Imadeanerrorinthistransmission.Transmissionwillcontinuewiththelastwordcorrectlysent." Radiocheck[edit] "Whatismysignalstrengthandreadability;howdoyouhearme?" Thesenderrequestsaresponseindicatingthestrengthandreadabilityoftheirtransmission,accordingtoplainlanguageradiocheckstandards: AresponseofROGERisshorthandfortheprowordsLOUDANDCLEAR. AresponseofWEAKBUTREADABLE("WEAKREADABLE"isalsoused)indicatesaweaksignalbutIcanunderstand. AresponseofWEAKANDDISTORTEDindicatesaweaksignalandunreadable. AresponseofSTRONGBUTDISTORTEDindicatesastrongsignalbutunreadable.Oneofthetwostationsmightbeslightlyofffrequency,theremightbemultipathdistortion,ortheremightbeaproblemwiththeaudiocircuitsononeorbothoftheradios. "5by5"isanoldertermusedtoassessradiosignals,asin5outof5unitsforbothsignalstrengthandreadability.Othertermssimilarto5x5are"LOUDANDCLEAR"or"LimaandCharlie".Example: Alpha12:"X-raytwo-three,thisisAlphaone-two,RADIOCHECK,OVER." X-ray23:"Alphaone-two,thisisX-raytwo-three,Ireadyou5by5,OVER." Alpha12:"Alphaone-twoROGER,OUT." Similarexampleinshorterform: Alpha12:"X-raytwo-three,thisisAlphaone-two,RADIOCHECK,OVER X-ray23:"Alphaone-two,thisisX-raytwo-three,ROGER,OUT Iftheinitiatingstation(Alpha12intheexample)cannotheartherespondingstation(X-ray23above),thentheinitiatorattemptsaradio-checkagain,oriftheresponder'ssignalwasnotheard,theinitiatorrepliestotheresponderwith"Negativecontact,Alpha12OUT". Thefollowingreadabilityscaleisused:1=bad(unreadable);2=poor(readablenowandthen);3=fair(readable,butwithdifficulty);4=good(readable);5=excellent(perfectlyreadable). ExampleofcorrectUSArmyradiocheck,forreceiverA-11(Alpha11)andsenderD-12(Delta12): A-11ThisisD-12RADIOCHECK,OVER D-12ThisisA-11ROGER,OVER A-11thisisD-12ROGER,OUT Article32RadioRegulationsdistressandrescue[edit] InternationalTelecommunicationUnion(ITU)RadioRegulationsandtheInternationalCivilAviationOrganization(ICAO)ConventionandProceduresforAirNavigationServicessetout"distress,urgencyandsafetyprocedures". Ontheradio,distress(emergency)andrescueusagetakesprecedenceaboveallotherusage,andtheradiostationsatthesceneofthedisaster(onland,inaplane,oronaboat)areauthorizedtocommandeerthefrequencyandprohibitalltransmissionsthatarenotinvolvedinassistingthem.TheseprocedurewordsoriginateintheInternationalRadioRegulations. TheCombinedCommunications-ElectronicsBoard(representingmilitaryusebyAustralia,Canada,NewZealand,UnitedKingdomandUnitedStates)setsouttheirusageintheAlliedCommunicationsPublications"ACP135(F)CommunicationsinstructionsDistressandRescueProcedures".[13] Mayday[edit] Mainarticle:Mayday MaydayisusedinternationallyastheofficialSOS/distresscallforvoice.Itmeansthatthecaller,theirvesselorapersonaboardthevesselisingraveandimminentdanger,sendimmediateassistance.Thiscalltakespriorityoverallothercalls.[citationneeded] ThecorrectformatforaMaydaycallisasfollows: [Thefirstpartofthesignalisknownasthe"call"] Mayday,Mayday,Mayday, Thisis(vesselnamerepeatedthreetimes,followedbycallsignifavailable) [Thesubsequentpartofthesignalisknownasthe"message"] Mayday(vesselname) Mypositionis(positionasalat-longpositionorbearinganddistancefromafixedpoint) Iam(typeofdistress,e.g.onfireandsinking) Irequireimmediateassistance Ihave(numberofpeopleonboardandtheircondition) (Anyotherinformatione.g."Iamabandoningtoliferafts") Over VHFinstructors,specificallythoseworkingfortheRoyalYachtingAssociation,oftensuggestthemnemonicMIPDANIOforlearningthemessageofaMaydaysignal:mayday,identify,position,distress,assistance,number-of-crew,information,over.[citationneeded] Inaviationadifferentformatisused: [Firstpartofthemessage]Mayday,Mayday,Mayday [Secondpartofthemessage]Callsignisstatedattheend [Thirdpartofthemessage]Natureoftheemergency Forexample:"Mayday,Mayday,Mayday,WikiAir999,wehavelostbothofourenginesduetoabirdstrike,weareglidingnow." Afterthatpilotcangive,orthecontrollercanaskfor,additionalinformation,suchas,fuelandnumberofpassengersonboard. Pan-Pan[edit] Mainarticle:Pan-pan Pan-pan(pronounced/ˈpænˈpæn/)[14]istheofficialurgencyvoicecall. Meaning"I,myvesselorapersonaboardmyvesselrequiresassistancebutisnotindistress."Thisoverridesallbutamaydaycall,andisused,asanexample,forcallingformedicalassistanceorifthestationhasnomeansofpropulsion.Thecorrectusageis: Pan-Pan,Pan-Pan,Pan-Pan Allstations,allstations,allstations Thisis[vesselnamerepeatedthreetimes] Mypositionis[positionasalat-longpositionorbearinganddistancefromafixedpoint] Iam[typeofurgency,e.g.driftingwithoutpowerinashippinglane] Irequire[typeofassistancerequired] [Anyotherinformatione.g.sizeofvessel,whichmaybeimportantfortowing] Over[citationneeded] SÉCURITÉ[edit] Mainarticle:Sécurité Pronounced/seɪˈkjuːrɪteɪ/say-KURE-i-tay,thisistheofficialsafetyvoicecall. "Ihaveimportantmeteorological,navigationalorsafetyinformationtopasson." Thiscallisnormallybroadcastonadefinedchannel(channel16formaritimeVHF)andthenmovedontoanotherchanneltopassthemessage.Example: [Onchannel16] SÉCURITÉ,SÉCURITÉ,SÉCURITÉ Allstations,allstations,allstations. ThisisEchoGolfninerthree,EchoGolfninerthree,EchoGolfninerthree. Forurgentnavigationalwarning,listenonchannelsix-seven. OUT [Thenonchannel67] SÉCURITÉ,SÉCURITÉ,SÉCURITÉ Allstations,allstations,allstations. ThisisEchoGolfninertree(three),EchoGolfninertree,EchoGolfninertree. FloatingdebrissightedoffCalshotSpit. Consideredadangertosurfacenavigation. OUT SEELONCEMAYDAY[edit] "Seelonce"isanapproximationrenditionoftheFrenchwordsilence.Indicatesthatyourvesselhasanemergencyandthatyouarerequiringradiosilencefromallotherstationsnotassistingyou. SEELONCEDISTRESS[edit] IndicatesthatyouarerelayingorassistingastationthathasplacedaMAYDAYcallandyouarerequiringradiosilencefromallotherstationsnotassistingyouorthestationindistress. Whentheemergencyissueiswindingdownandthenhasbeenresolved,theseprowordsareusedtoopenupthefrequencyforusebystationsnotinvolvedintheemergency: PRU-DONCE[edit] Indicatesthatcompleteradiosilenceisnolongerrequiredandrestricted(limited)useofthefrequencymayresume,butimmediatelygivingwaytoallfurtherdistresscommunications. SEELONCEFEENEE[edit] Indicatesthatemergencycommunicationshaveceasedandnormaluseofthefrequencymayresume. ACP125(F)[edit] Proword Meaning Prosign/OPSIG ACKNOWLEDGE(ACK) Aninstructiontotheaddresseethatthemessagemustbeacknowledged ZEVorQSL ADDRESSGROUP Thegroupthatfollowsisanaddressgroup ALLAFTER TheportionofthemessagetowhichIhavereferenceisallthatfollows............... AA ALLBEFORE TheportionofthemessagetowhichIhavereferenceisallthatprecedes.............. AB ANSWERAFTER Thestationcalledistoansweraftercallsign........whenansweringtransmissions. ZGO ASSUMECONTROL Youwillassumecontrolofthisnetuntilfurthernotice ZKD AUTHENTICATE Thestationcalledistoreplytothechallengethatfollows INTZNB AUTHENTICATIONIS Thetransmissionauthenticationofthismessageis.......... BREAK Iherebyindicatetheseparationofthetextfromotherportionsofthemessage BT BROADCASTYOURNET Linkthetwonetsunderyourcontrolforautomaticrebroadcast CALLSIGN Thegroupthatfollowsisacallsign CLOSEDOWN Stationsaretoclosedownwhenindicated.Acknowledgmentsarerequired ZKJ CORRECT Youarecorrect,orwhatyouhavetransmittediscorrect. C CORRECTION Anerrorhasbeenmadeinthistransmission.Transmissionwillcontinuewiththelastwordcorrectlytransmitted.Anerrorhasbeenmadeinthistransmission(ormessageindicated).Thecorrectversionis......Thatwhichfollowsisacorrectedversioninanswertoyourrequestforverification" EEEEEEEECC DISREGARDTHISTRANSMISSION–OUT Thistransmissionisinerror,disregardit.(Thisprowordshallnotbeusedtocancelanymessagethathasbeencompletelytransmittedandreceipted.) EEEEEEEEAR DONOTANSWER Stationscalledarenottoanswerthiscall,receiptforthismessage,orotherwisetransmitinconnectionwiththistransmission.Whenthisprowordisemployed,thetransmissionshallbeendedwiththeprowordOUT. F EXECUTE Carryoutthepurportofthemessageorsignaltowhichthisapplies.(TobeusedonlywiththeExecutiveMethod.) IX----- EXECUTETOFOLLOW ActiononthemessageorsignalthatfollowsistobecarriedoutuponreceiptoftheprowordEXECUTE.(TobeusedonlywiththeDelayedExecutiveMethod.) IX EXEMPT Thestation(s)immediatelyfollowingis(are)exemptedfromthecollectivecallorfromcollectiveaddress XMT FIGURES Numeralsornumbersfollow. FLASH PrecedenceFLASH. Z FROM Theoriginatorofthismessageisindicatedbytheaddressdesignatorimmediatelyfollowing FM GRID Theportionfollowingisagridreference GROUPS Thismessagecontainsthenumberofgroupsindicatedbythenumeralfollowing. GR GROUPNOCOUNT Thegroupsinthismessagehavenotbeencounted. GRNC IAMASSUMINGCONTROL Iamassumingcontrolofthisnetuntilfurthernotice ZKA IAUTHENTICATE Thegroupthatfollowsisthereplytoyourchallengetoauthenticate ZNB IMMEDIATE PrecedenceIMMEDIATE O IMMEDIATEEXECUTE ActiononthemessageorsignalfollowingistobecarriedoutonreceiptoftheEXECUTE.(TobeusedonlywiththeImmediateExecutiveMethod.) IX INFO Theaddresseesimmediatelyfollowingareaddressedforinformation INFO IREADBACK Thefollowingismyresponsetoyourinstructionstoreadback IRB ISAYAGAIN Iamrepeatingtransmissionorportionindicated. IMI ISPELL Ishallspellthenextwordphonetically. IVERIFY Thatwhichfollowshasbeenverifiedatyourrequestandisrepeated.(TobeusedonlyasareplytoVERIFY.) C MESSAGE Amessagethatrequiresrecordingisabouttofollow.(Transmittedimmediatelyafterthecall.Thisprowordisnotusedonnetsprimarilyemployedforconveyingmessages.Itisintendedforusewhenmessagesarepassedontacticalorreportingnets.) ZBO MORETOFOLLOW Transmittingstationhasadditionaltrafficforthereceivingstation. B NEGATIVE(NEGAT) No.Cancelmessage(s)sentbytheDelayedExecutiveMethod.(NEGATmaybeusedtocancelasinglemessageoragroupofmessagesawaitingexecution.) ZUG NETNOW AllstationsaretonettheirradiosontheunmodulatedcarrierwavethatIamabouttotransmit. ZRC2 NOPLAY DuringexercisesthewordsNOPLAYareusedtodistinguishrealactivityfrommessagesconcernedwithexerciseplaye.g.arealemergencyorrealcasualty.Thefirstwordsofanymessageistocontainthewordsexercise(nicknamee.g.RedFlag)NOPLAY NOTHINGHEARD Tobeusedwhennoreplyisreceivedfromacallstation. ZGN NUMBER Stationserialnumber. NR OUT Thisistheendofmytransmissiontoyouandnoanswerisrequiredorexpected. AR OVER Thisistheendofmytransmissiontoyouandaresponseisnecessary.Goahead,transmit K PRIORITY PrecedencePRIORITY P READBACK Repeatthisentiretransmissionbacktomeexactlyasreceived G REBROADCASTYOURNET Linkthetwonetsunderyourcontrolforautomaticrebroadcast. RELAY(TO) Transmitthismessagetoalladdressees(oraddresseesimmediatelyfollowingthisproword).Theaddresscomponentismandatorywhenthisprowordisused. TorZOF RELAYTHROUGH Relayyourmessagethroughcallsign......... ZOK ROGER Thisisamethodofreceipt.Ihavereceivedyourlasttransmissionsatisfactorily. R ROUTINE PrecedenceROUTINE. R SAYAGAIN Repeatallofyourlasttransmission.Followedbyidentificationdatameans"Repeat…………(portionindicated).” IMI SENDYOUR Iamreadytoreceiveyourmessage,report,etc. K (Usedonlyinreplytotheofferofamessage,etc.,ontacticalorreportingnets.) SERVICE ThemessagethatfollowsisaSERVICEmessage SVC SIGNALS Thegroupsthatfollowaretakenfromasignalbook.(Thisprowordisnotusedonnetsprimarilyemployedforconveyingsignals.Itisintendedforusewhentacticalsignalsarepassedonnon-tacticalnets.) SILENCE(Repeatedthreeormoretimes) Ceasetransmissionsonthisnetimmediately.Silencewillbemaintaineduntillifted.(Transmissionsmustbeauthenticatedbyuseofaselfauthenticatedsystem,codeword,etc.) HMHMHM SILENCELIFTED Silenceislifted.(Transmissionsmustbeauthenticatedbymeansofselfauthenticationsystem,codeword,etc.) ZUGHMHMHM SPEAKSLOWER Yourtransmissionistoofast.Reducespeedoftransmission. QRS STOPREBROADCASTING Cuttheautomaticlinkbetweenthetwonetsthatarebeingrebroadcastandreverttonormalworking. THISIS Thistransmissionisfromthestationwhosedesignatorimmediatelyfollows. DE THISISADIRECTEDNET Fromnowuntilfurthernoticethisnetisdirected. ZKB THISISAFREENET Fromnowuntilfurthernoticethisnetisfree. ZUGZKB THROUGHME Relayyourmessagethroughme ZOE TIME Thatwhichimmediatelyfollowsisthetimeordatetimegroupofthemessage. QTR TO Theaddresseesimmediatelyfollowingareaddressedforaction TO --TO-- TheportionofthemessagetowhichIhavereferenceisallthatwhichappearsbetweenthegroups.........and......... UNKNOWNSTATION TheidentityofthestationwithwhomIamattemptingtoestablishcommunicationisunknown. AA USEABBREVIATEDCALLSIGNS Callsignsaretobeabbreviateduntilfurthernotice. USEABBREVIATEDPROCEDURE Asconditionsarenormal,allstationsaretouseabbreviatedprocedureuntilfurthernotice. USEFULLCALLSIGNS Callsignsaretobesentinfulluntilfurthernotice USEFULLPROCEDURE Asconditionsarenotnormal,allstationsaretousefullprocedureuntilfurthernotice. VERIFY Verifyentiremessage(orportionindicated)withtheoriginatorandsendcorrectversion.(Tobeusedonlyatthediscretionof,orby,theaddresseetowhichthequestionedmessagewasdirected.) J WAIT Imustpauseforafewseconds AS WAIT–OUT Imustpauseforlongerthanafewseconds. ASAR WILCO IhaveReceivedyoursignal,understandit,andwillcomply.Tobeusedonlybytheaddressee.SincethemeaningofROGERisincludedinthatofWILCO,thetwoprowordsareneverusedtogether. WORDAFTER ThewordofthemessagetowhichIhavereferenceisthatwhichfollows.............. WA WORDBEFORE ThewordofthemessagetowhichIhavereferenceisthatwhichprecedes.............. WB WORDSTWICE Communicationisdifficult.Transmiteachphrase(oreachcodegroup)twice.(Thisprowordmaybeusedasanorder,request,orasinformation.) QSZ WRONG Yourlasttransmissionwasincorrect.Thecorrectversionis....... ZWF Aviationradio[edit] Moreformallyknownas"AeronauticalMobilecommunications",radiocommunicationsfromandtoaircraftaregovernedbyrulescreatedbytheInternationalCivilAviationOrganization.ICAOdefinesaverysimilarbutshorterlistofprowordsinAnnex10ofitsRadiotelephonyProcedures(totheConventiononInternationalCivilAviation).Materialinthefollowingtableisquotedfromtheirlist.[15]ICAOalsodefines"ICAORadioTelephonyPhraseology".[16] Proword Meaning Notes Acknowledge Letmeknowthatyouhavereceivedandunderstoodthismessage Affirm Yes. Approved Permissionforproposedactiongranted. Break Iherebyindicatetheseparationbetweenportionsofthemessage. BreakBreak Iherebyindicatetheseparationbetweenmessagestransmittedtodifferentaircraftinaverybusyenvironment Cancel Annulthepreviouslytransmittedclearance Check Examineasystemorprocedure Cleared Authorizedtoproceedunderconditionsspecified. Confirm Irequestverificationof:(clearance,instruction,actioninformation). Contact Establishcommunicationswith... Correct TrueorAccurate Correction Anerrorhasbeenmadeinthistransmission(ormessageindicated).Thecorrectversionis... Disregard Ignore HowDoYouRead Whatisthereadabilityofmytransmission Isayagain Irepeatforclarityoremphasis. Monitor Listenouton(frequency) Oftenusedbyterminalcontrollerswheninstructingtherecipienttotuneintoadifferentfrequencyandlistenin,butrefrainfromcreatingunnecessaryradiotraffic. Negative "No"or"Permissionnotgranted",or"Thatisnotcorrect"or"Notcapable" Over Mytransmissionisended,andIexpectaresponsefromyou. Out Thisexchangeoftransmissionsisendedandnoresponseisexpected. ReadBack Repeatall,orthespecifiedpart,ofthismessagebacktomeexactlyasreceived. Recleared Achangehasbeenmadetoyourlastclearanceandthisnewclearancesupersedesyourpreviousclearanceorpartthereof. Report Passmethefollowinginformation... Request Ishouldliketoknow... Roger Ihavereceivedallofyourlasttransmission. SayAgain Repeatall,orthefollowingpart,ofyourlasttransmission. SpeakSlower Reduceyourrateofspeech Normalrateofspeechistoneverexceed100wordsperminute.Thisrateisstilltoofastformostpeopletowriteortype,soSPEAKSLOWERmeansasignificantdrop. Standby WaitandIwillcallyou. Unable Icannotcomplywithyourrequest,instruction,orclearance. Wilco Iunderstandyourmessageandwillcomplywithit. WordsTwice (Asarequest)Communicationisdifficult.Pleasesendeveryword,orgroupofwords,twice. Marineradio[edit] MarineradioprocedurewordsfollowfromtheACP-125definition,andthoseintheInternationalRadioRegulationspublishedbytheITU,andshouldbeusedbysmallvesselsastheirstandardradioprocedure.Beginningin2001,largevessels,definedasbeing500grosstonnageorgreater,theInternationalConventiononStandardsofTraining,CertificationandWatchkeepingforSeafarershasrequiredthatarestrictedandsimplifiedEnglishvocabularywithpre-setphrases,calledStandardMarineCommunicationPhrases(SMCP),beusedandunderstoodbyallofficersinchargeofanavigationalwatch.TheserulesareenforcedbytheInternationalMaritimeOrganization(IMO).[17]TheIMOdescribesthepurposeofSMCP,explaining"TheIMOSMCPincludesphraseswhichhavebeendevelopedtocoverthemostimportantsafety-relatedfieldsofverbalshore-to-ship(andvice-versa),ship-to-shipandon-boardcommunications.Theaimistogetroundtheproblemoflanguagebarriersatseaandavoidmisunderstandingswhichcancauseaccidents."[18] TheSMCPlanguageisnotfree-formlikethestandardradiovoiceproceduresandprocedurewords.Instead,itconsistsofentirepre-formedphrasescarefullydesignedforeachsituation,andwatchofficersmustpassatestoftheirusageinordertobecertifiedunderinternationalmaritimeregulations.Forexample,shipsintheirownterritorialwatersmightbeallowedtousetheirnativelanguage,butwhennavigatingatseaorcommunicatingwithforeignvesselsintheirownterritorialwaters,theyshouldswitchtoSMCP,andwillstatetheswitchovertheradiobeforeusingtheprocedures.WhenitisnecessarytoindicatethattheSMCParetobeused,thefollowingmessagemaybesent:"PleaseuseStandardMarineCommunicationPhrases.""IwilluseStandardMarineCommunicationPhrases." SMCP[edit] "Yes"whentheanswertoaquestionisintheaffirmative "No"whentheanswertoaquestionisinthenegative "Standby"whentheinformationrequestedisnotimmediatelyavailable "Noinformation"whentheinformationrequestedcannotbeobtained Misusages[edit] Thisarticlepossiblycontainsoriginalresearch.Pleaseimproveitbyverifyingtheclaimsmadeandaddinginlinecitations.Statementsconsistingonlyoforiginalresearchshouldberemoved.(June2020)(Learnhowandwhentoremovethistemplatemessage) Clear[edit] "Clear"issometimesheardinamateurradiotransmissionstoindicatethesendingstationisdonetransmittingandleavingtheairways,i.e.turningofftheradio,buttheClearprowordisreservedforadifferentpurpose,thatofspecifyingtheclassificationofa16-lineformatradiomessageasonewhichcanbesentintheclear(withoutencryption),aswellasbeingreservedforuseinrespondingtotheRadioCheckprowordtoindicatethereadabilityoftheradiotransmission. Affirmative[edit] "Confirm"or"yes"andsometimesshortenedtoAffirmisheardinseveralradioservices,butisnotlistedinACP-125asaprowordbecauseinpoorradioconditionsitcanbeconfusedwithNegative.Instead,theprowordCorrectisused. Negative[edit] Means"no",andcanbeabbreviatedtoNegat.Becauseoverapoorqualityconnectionthewords"affirmative"and"negative"canbemistakenforoneanother(forexampleoverasound-poweredtelephonecircuit),UnitedStatesNavyinstructionomitstheuseofeitherasprowords.[19]Sailorsareinstructedtoinsteaduse"yes"and"no". Exampleofusage[edit] Example1[edit] Twohelicopters,callsigns"Swiss610"and"Swiss613",areflyinginformation : Swiss610:"613,Ihaveavisualonyouatmy3o'clock.610" Swiss613:"Roger613" Swiss610:"613,Turnrighttoaheadingof090.610" Swiss613:"Wilco613" Anytimearadiocallismade(excepting"standby",wherethecorrectresponseissilence),thereissomekindofresponseindicatingthattheoriginalcallwasheard.613's"Roger"confirmsto610thattheinformationwasheard.Inthesecondradiocallfrom610,directionwasgiven.613's"Wilco"means"willcomply." Readingbackaninstructionconfirmsthatitwasheardcorrectly.Forexample,ifall613saysis"Wilco",610cannotbecertainthathecorrectlyheardtheheadingas090.If613replieswithareadbackandtheword"Wilco"("Turnrightzero-niner-zero,Wilco")then610knowsthattheheadingwascorrectlyunderstood,andthat613intendstocomply. Example2[edit] Thefollowingistheexampleofworkingbetweentwostations,EG93andVJ50demonstratinghowtoconfirminformation: EG93:"VictorJulietfivezero,VictorJulietfivezero,thisisEchoGolfninerthree.Requestrendezvousat51degrees37.0N,001degrees49.5W.Readbackforcheck.Over" VJ50:"EchoGolfninerthree,thisisVictorJulietfivezero.Ireadback:fiveonedegreesthreesevendecimalzeronorth,zerozeroonedegreesfourninerdecimalfivewest.Over." EG93:"VictorJulietfivezero,thisisEchoGolfninerthree.Correct,Out" Seealso[edit] AlliedCommunicationProcedures NATOphoneticalphabet ProsignsforMorsecode Ten-code Distresssignal Plainlanguageradiochecks References[edit] Notes[edit] ^"U.S.ArmyFieldManualFM24-33:CommunicationsTechniques:ElectronicCounter-Measures,SectionX,Glossary".Archivedfromtheoriginalon16January1997. ^"ACP-125(g):CommunicationsInstructionsRadiotelephoneProcedures"(PDF).28November2016.Retrieved16May2021.{{citeweb}}:CS1maint:url-status(link) ^"AGuideToRadioCommunicationsStandardsForEmergencyResponders"(PDF).ITU.Retrieved23September2017. ^"CGTTP6-01.1a:UnitedStatesCoastGuardRadiotelephoneHandbook"(PDF).DepartmentofHomelandSecurity.January2013.Archivedfromtheoriginal(PDF)on14October2018. ^"RadiotelephoneOperations"(PDF).Archivedfromtheoriginal(PDF)on21December2016.Retrieved23September2017. ^"AirForceMilitaryAuxiliaryRadioSystem(MARS)AFMARSMessagingManual"(PDF).Retrieved23September2017. ^"doyoureadme".TheFreeDictionary.com.FarlexDictionaryofIdioms.January2015.Retrieved6January2022.{{citeweb}}:CS1maint:url-status(link) ^Marian,Jakub."Originofthephrase'Rogerthat'inEnglish".jakubmarian.com.Retrieved16July2019. ^"Where"RogerThat"ReallyComesFrom".PopularMechanics.19September2016.Retrieved16July2019. ^"Wheredoestheexpression'Rogerthat'comefrom?".TheGuardian.Retrieved16July2019. ^ACP125(F),CommunicationInstructionsRadiotelephoneProcedure(PDF),CombinedCommunicationElectronicsBoard(published5September2001),September2001,pp. 3–14,archivedfromtheoriginal(PDF)on20February2012,retrieved20February2012 ^"RadiotelephoneProceduresfortheConductofArtilleryandNavalGunfire"(PDF). ^"ACP135(F)CommunicationsInstructionsDistressandRescueProcedures"(PDF).CombinedCommunications-ElectronicsBoard(CCEB).Archivedfromtheoriginal(PDF)on28June2018.Retrieved30September2021. ^Bartlett,Tim(2009).VHFhandbook.Southampton:TheRoyalYachtingAssociation.p. 52.ISBN 978-1-905104-03-1. ^"InternationalStandardsandRecommendedPracticesandProceduresforAirNavigationServices,Annex10totheConventiononInternationalCivilAviation,AeronauticalTelecommunications"(PDF).ICAO.Retrieved26September2017. ^"(Don'tGet)LostinTranslation"(PDF).FAA.November2012. ^"IMOStandardMarineCommunicationPhrases(SMCP)"(PDF).IMO.Retrieved25September2017. ^"IMOStandardMarineCommunicationPhrases".Retrieved25September2017. ^ThomasJ.Cutler(2009).TheBluejacket'sManual,UnitedStatesNavy(24th ed.).Annapolis:NavalInstitutePress.p. 497,etseq.ISBN 978-1-59114-153-2. 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