Tactical Communication Flashcards

Which letters are easy to confuse with each other when spoken over the radio?

What are the phonetic words that replace the letters G, H, J, and M?

What are the phonetic words that replace the letters A, N, B, O?

What are the phonetic words that replace the letters C, E, R, and U?

What are the phonetic words that replace the letters D, I, P, and Q?

What are the phonetic words that replace the letters F, S, K, V, Z?

What are the phonetic words that replace the letters T, L, W, X, and Y?

What is the spoken pronunciation for the number '3' over the radio?

What is the spoken pronunciation for the number '4'?

What is the spoken pronunciation for the number '5'?

What is the spoken pronunciation for the number '9'?

Which proword notifies the sender that the message was received?

Which proword indicates the separation of the text from other portions of the message?

Which word states you have finished transmitting and no response is needed?

What does the radio communication precedence indicate when communicating a message?

What precedence is used for messages that don't need special treatment but still need to be delivered as quickly as possible?

What message precedence is used for the security of friendly forces or populace?

What message has precedence over routine traffic?

The communication standard format has three major parts, what are three parts?

Why is the message heading referred to as the Call?

Wait and execute are the final instruction prowords: which is not?

Authentication codes change frequently and vary from one network to another.

What should you do if your radio network is not a secure network?

To open a non-secure network, the Network Control Station (NCS) calls the group call sign and issues an authentication challenge; what should the 1st user do in response?

On a non-secure network, after the 1st user authenticates, the Network Control Station (NCS) will give an authentication to their challenge and begin?

Prior to leaving the network, what should you do?

Why does the Network Control Station (NCS) occasionally perform a radio check broadcasting a call to the group call sign?

What position does the Function knob need to be placed in, before connecting the battery?

Once the radio is turned on and warmed up, it will?

What will occur if you come in contact with or are within two inches of the antenna when the transmitter is keyed?

Radio transmissions may cause UXO to detonate. Never transmit messages with hand-held radios within 8 meters of 25 feet from UXO.

The flexibility of the AN/PRC-152 Multiband Radio allows you to?

Why would you turn the function knob from the OFF position to one of the five channel selection positions or to the F position?

How many channels can the user preset on the radio and save?

The external controls and features located on the front of the receiver/transmitter consist of a _, Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) and 15-button keypad.

How many antennas does the AN/PRC-152 Multiband Radio handset unit consist of?

The keypad has several alphanumeric keys with alternate functions when the receiver/transmitter is set to the _ position.

What position does the Function knob need to be placed in, before connecting the battery?

What is used to select Plain Text (PT) non-encrypted or Cipher Text (CT) encrypted communication?

Why would you turn the function knob from the 'OFF' position to the F position?

What should be pressed to erase all crypto information and reset factory defaults?

After the radio completes its initial self-test and you have checked the indicators on the LCD screen, what are you ready to do?

Programming a channel begins by pressing the numeric button?

After you enter the number for the channel you want to program, what is the first menu item to select among the several channel parameters to set?

After selecting System Presets and pressing Enter (ENT), what should be selected next before selecting the PRESET numbers 01-99?

When presetting the description, which PRESET WAVEFORM should be selected?

What is the power selection for 'TX'?

What is needed to enter/load an encryption key?

When you program a new secure channel or use an existing channel, what will be used to select an encryption key from the radio's memory?

The radio's software includes an automatic test when you turn on the radio and a self-diagnosing?

Which indicator shows the AN-PRC-152 Multiband Radio is receiving a message and the strength of the incoming signal?

If you erect the antenna near power lines, the base of the antenna must always be at least:

After assembling the antenna and mast, what position should the mast be extended near the ground?

Why are parts of the antenna and cable assembly connectors NEVER touched when the radio equipment is transmitting?

What is the only difference between the AT420 and the A7520?

What is the first step before the antenna installation can begin?

How many guy ropes are used to hold up the AT420 Antenna?

What is a VAA base station?

The Repeater receives a radio signal and it at a higher power to cover a greater distance.

The multiband handheld radio PA is used for both the vehicle or base station radio systems.

The multiband handheld radio PA supplies additional Radio Frequency (RF) for increased range and link reliability.