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Signals And Codes1. GENERAL SERVICE CODE. (INTERNATIONAL MORSE CODE.) Used for visual (except semaphore) and sound signaling, radio telegraphy, on cables using siphon recorders, in communication with the Navy, and in intra-field artillery buzzer communication. A . - B - . . . C - . - . D - . . E . F . . - . G - - . H . . . . I . . J . - - - K - . - L . - . . M - - N - . O - - - P . - - . Q - - . - R . - . S . . . T - U . . - V . . . - W . - - X - . . - Y - . - - Z - - . . NUMERALS 1 . - - - - 2 . . - - - 3 . . . - - 4 . . . . - 5 . . . . . 6 - . . . . 7 - - . . . 8 - - - . . 9 - - - - . 0 - - - - - PUNCTUATION Period . . . . . . Comma . - . - . - Interrogation . . - - . . Hyphen or dash - . . . . - Parentheses (before and after the words) - . - - . - Quotation mark (beginning and ending) . - . . - . Exclamation - - . . - - Apostrophe . - - - - . Semicolon - . - . - . Colon - - - . . . Bar indicating fraction - . . - . Underline (before and after the word or words it is wished to underline) . . - - . - Double dash (between preamble and address, between address and body of message, between body of message and signature, and immediately before a fraction) - . . . - Cross . - . - . Note.--Numerals and punctuations must be spelled out in the ardois, as they require more than four elements, which is the limit of the ardois keyboard. The position is with the flag or other appliance held vertically, the signalman directly facing station with which it is desired to communicate. The dot is to the right of sender, embracing an arc of 90 deg., starting with the vertical and returning to it. The dash is a similar motion to left. Front is downward directly in front and instantly returned to vertical; it indicates a pause or conclusion. For communication between the firing line and the reserve or commander in rear, the subjoined signals (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 head dress or other substitute may be used. Letter of If signaled from the If signaled from the Alphabet rear to the firing line firing line to the rear A M Ammunition going forward Ammunition required C C C Charge (mandatory at all Am about to charge if no times) instructions to the contrary C F Cease firing Cease firing D T Double time or rush Double time or rush or hurry F Commence firing Commence firing F L Artillery fire is causing Artillery fire is causing us losses us losses G Move forward Preparing to move forward H H H Halt Halt K Negative Negative L T Left Left O What is the (R. N., etc.?) What is the (R. N., etc.?) (Ardois and Interrogatory Interrogatory semaphore only) . . - - . . What is the (R. N., etc.?) What is the (R. N., etc.?) (All methods Interrogatory Interrogatory but ardois and semaphore) P Affirmative Affirmative R Acknowledgment Acknowledgment R N Range Range R T Right Right S S S Support going forward Support needed T Target Target Next: Arm Signals Previous: Tent Pitching
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