PHONETIC ALPHABET
Give the phonetic words for A, B, and C.
What is Alpha, Bravo, Charlie?
Which line gives the pickup location?
What is line 1?
What is the standard handset model discussed in class?
Which proword ends your transmission and tells the other station you expect a reply?
What is OVER?
At drill, the medic assigns one URGENT LITTER patient.
What should you report on line 3?
What is Line three. Alpha one?
Spell RESCUE using the phonetic alphabet.
What is Romeo, Echo, Sierra, Charlie, Uniform, Echo?
A hoist is required.
Which line and which phonetic code report it?
What is line 4, Bravo?
Which is rechargeable: BB-2590/U or BA-5590/U?
Can you recharge the other one?
BA-5590/U is non-rechargeable. Do not recharge it.
What is the difference between ROGER and WILCO?
What is ROGER: I received your last transmission satisfactorily.
WILCO: I received, understand and will comply. ???
You relay a request from the pickup site.
Pickup contact: TRAINER 12 on 36.250 MHz.
Your HQ contact: TRAINER CONTROL on 35.000 MHz.
No additional suffix is assigned.
Which information belongs on line 2?
What is 36. 250 MHz, Trainer one two. Use the pickup-site contact.
Give the phonetic words for J, Q, X, Y and Z.
What is Juliett, Quebec, X-ray, Yankee, Zulu?
The medic assigns one urgent litter patient and two priority ambulatory patients.
Give lines 3 and 5 using this game's L/A convention.
What is line 3: Alpha one. Charlie two. / Line 5: Lime one. Alpha two. Both lines account for three patients.
Correct these three statements:
PT encrypts voice.
Selecting CT automatically loads a key.
Frequency hopping alone guarantees encryption.
What is PT sending unencrypted Voice/data.
CT requires the correct authorized key to be loaded.
Frequency hopping and encryption are separate settings?
You missed the pickup grid in line 1.
Give a brief request for that specific line again, ending with the correct proword for a reply.
What is, “Say again line one. Over.”?
Build MIST from these supplied facts:
Fall from a vehicle. Suspected lower-leg fracture.
Patient is alert and reports pain.
Medic applied a splint at 1430.
Place each fact under the correct MIST letter.
M: Mechanism = fall from vehicle
I: Injuries = suspected lower-leg fracture
S: Signs / symptoms = alert, reports pain
T: Treatment = medic applied a splint at 1430
Read this full MGRS reference aloud, using phonetics and individual digits:
11S NT 0423 0678
Your team must preserve both leading zeros.
What is 11S: Wun Wun Sierra, NT: November Tango, 0423: Zero Fower Too Tree, 0678: Zero Six Seven Ait?
Give the meaning of each:
Line 6 in Wartime
Line 6 in peacetime
Line 9 in Wartime
Line 9 in peacetime
On an approved SC/PT training set, FCTN is already LD. Load the assigned 35.000MHz into channel 3.
Describe four stages: select channel, enter frequency, store it, then return to operation and check.
What is 1. MENU to CHAN, then press 3.
2. FREQ, CLR, then enter 35000.
3. STO within 7 seconds. Confirm the display blinks.
4. Verify frequency, SQ ON, set power / volume, radio check?
You just transmitted, 'Line three, Charlie one. The correct count is TWO priority patients.
Correct your own transmission and invite a reply. Include four parts: correction, line, correct code/count, ending.
What is, “Correction. Line three. Charlie two. Over.”?
Use the WARTIME format:
Possible enemy troops are in the area.
The pickup site will use smoke.
All patients are U.S. military.
Chemical contamination is confirmed.
Give lines 6, 7, 8 and 9 using phonetic codes.
What is Line 6: Papa
Line 7: Charlie
Line 8: Alfa
Line 9: Charlie?
Decode: Wun wun Sierra, November Tango, Zero fower too tree, Zero six seven ait.
Give all five: full reference, grid zone designation, 100km square ID, easting and northing.
Full reference: 11S NT 0423 0678
Grid zone designation: 11S
100 km square ID: NT
Easting: 0423
Northing: 0678
Find and correct FIVE errors in this draft:
1. Line 1 gives the HQ grid, not the actual pickup grid.
2. Line 2 gives the relay's contact, not the pickup contact.
3. Line 3 totals 3 patients. Line 5 totals 2.
4. A required hoist is reported as Line 4, Alpha.
5. Wartime Line 9 says November to mean 'none'.
1. Use the actual pickup grid.
2. Use the pickup contact's frequency, call sign, and suffix.
3. Reconcile the patient totals with the medic.
4. Report the hoist as Line 4, Bravo.
5. November means nuclear. Follow the card for no contamination.
Both radios show channel 3, SC and PT, with good power and audio connections. A stores 35.000; B stores 36.500. The assigned training frequency is 35.000 MHz.
Give FIVE: the cause, why channel numbers aren't enough, which radio to fix, why CT isn't the fix, and a check afterward.
The cause: The stored SC frequencies differ.
Channel 3 is local memory, not a shared frequency guarantee.
Load and verify 35.000 on radio B using the approved procedure.
CT changes encryption, not this frequency mismatch.
Conduct an authorized radio check after verifying settings.
You are TRAINER 11 calling TRAINER CONTROL. Repair: “Trainer 11, this is Trainer Control. Repeat line one. Over and out.”
Then correct your own line 3 from one to TWO priority patients. Finally, acknowledge an order you understand and will obey. Give the five corrected parts.
Call: Trainer Control, this is Trainer one one.
Request: Say again line one.
Ending for a reply: Over.
Correction: Correction. Line three. Charlie two.
Receipt, understanding and compliance: Wilco.
Prepare lines 1–5 from these supplied facts:
Pickup: 11S NT 4278 6136
Contact: TRAINER 11, 35.000 MHz, no extra suffix
Medic: 1 urgent surgical litter + 2 priority ambulatory
Equipment required: hoist
Use phonetic codes and match the patient totals.
1. 11S NT 4278 6136
2. 35.000 MHz, Trainer one one
3. Bravo one. Charlie two
4. Bravo
5. Lima one. Alfa two