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• November 1, 2018 07:11:35 Zafiro Marti

  Repeat after (word): CC “Interval A (word).

  End of word:   “Interval-”

  End of sentence: ‘‘Chop-chop” signal (made by plac-

     ing both arms at the right horizontal and moving

     them up and down in a cutting motion).

  End of message: Two successive "chop-chop" signals

     and withdrawing flags from view.

  Error: ΑA “Interval," then repeat word.

  To break in: “Attention"

  Acknowledgment or undert'ood: R.

  “Negative" “Affirmative.'' or “Interrogatory" followed

     by “Interval" give corresponding meanings to the

     following signal.

  Receiver acknowledges “Attention" whenever made,

     also “Repeat" etc., and “End of message,” when

     latter is understood. ·

  While waiting for “Acknowledgment” or in case of

     delay, remain at “Interval."

  Words not in code are spelled out.

  "Numerals" precedes every number sent and indicates

     numerals until "Interval” is made, after which let-

     ters recur without any further indication. When

     numerals follow letters no intervening "Interval” is

     necessary, The numerals are the first ten letters in

     order.

     When communicating with the Navy, numerals will

     be spelled out.

     For communication between the firing line and the

  reserve or commander in the rear, the subjoined sig-

  nals (Signal Corps codes) are prescribed and should

  be memorized. In transmission, their concealment from

  the enemy's view should be insured. In the absence

  of signal flags, the headdress or other subtitute may

  be used.
  

  
  

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