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Radio Designation

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What is the radio designation used along with the occupancy or address of the incident?

RESPONSE

COMMAND (correct)

INCIDENT

COORDINATE

What happens to the designation of 'Command' during an incident?

It is dropped after the initial response.

It remains with the officer currently in command throughout the event. (correct)

It changes every hour.

It is transferred to a different officer halfway through the incident.

What is the purpose of the radio designation 'COMMAND'?

To identify the location of the incident.

To communicate with the public.

To identify the officer in charge of the incident. (correct)

To coordinate resources for the incident.

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Radio Designation

The radio designation "COMMAND" is used in conjunction with the occupancy or address of the incident.
Examples of radio designations include "7th Street Command" and "Metro Center Command".
The radio designation "COMMAND" remains the same throughout the duration of the incident.
The "COMMAND" designation follows the officer currently in command of the incident throughout the event.

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Learn about the use of radio designations in emergency response situations, including the role of 'COMMAND' and its relation to the incident's location and commander.