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Subject

AA - All After - AA - Unknown Station AB - All Before ABBREVIATED PLAINDRESS Readdressing Messages

ABBREVIATIONS Allied Procedure Authorized Definition Joint Policy Navy Policy Semaphore Teletypewriter Use of

ACCEPTANCE OF MESSAGES

Page

9 -22

9 -22

9 -22

9-5 9-37

C-4 C-4 C-3 C-4 C-3

12 - 12 13-8 C-3

7-3

ACCOUNTABILITY OF PUULICA- TIONS 5-8

ACCOUNTING SYMBOLS 9-12

ACCURACY IN TRANSMISSION 9-16

ACKNOWLEDGING FLAG SIGNALS 12-16

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Authority 9-39 Procedure 9-39 Radiotelephone 11-22 Requests 9-39

ACTION OFFICER 7 -24

ADDRESS DESIGNATORS 8-3 Plain Language 8-13 Use of 8-12

ADDRESS GROUPS Assignment Commanders Composition Conjunctive Definition Promulgation Use of

ADDRESS INDICATING GROUPS See AIGs

Article

9092

9091

9092

9003 9135

C-5 C-6 C-1 C-4 C-3

12013 13032

7003

5110

9041

9073

12031

9142 9 144 11036 9143

7082

8030 8020

8016 8051 8015 8052 8003 8019 8023

Subject

ADDRESS Message Messages Security

ADDRESSEES, MINIMUM NUMBER

ADMINISTMTIVE Communications Messages

Page

9-34 7-16 8-15 8-16 8-22 8-22

7-16

6-5 7-4 7-4 8-16

AFLOAT, COMMUNICATIONS 2-20

A1 Gs Advantages Cognizant Authority Composition Definition Format Ne ssage Preparation Modification Purpose Requests for Assignment Review Use

AIRCRAF'T, VISUAL COMMUNI- CATIONS WITH 6-11

AIR-GROUND CO~PIUNICATIONSlO-6

ALARM SIGNALS Emergency

ALCOAST 7-6

ALCOM 7-6

ALDIST 7-7

AL JAP 7-7

ALLANTFLT 7 -7

ALLOWANCES, PUBLICATION 5-11

ALLOCATION OF CHANNELS D-3

Article

9130 70G0 8041 8042 8070 8071

7061

6002 7010 7011 8052

2030

8060 8062 8065 8063 8061 8068 8069 8066 8061 8064 8066 8067

6048

10020

12009 12032

7022.1

7022.1

7022.1

7022.1

7022.1

7022.1

7022.1

5114

D-1.2

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ALL S H I P S PRESENT MESSAGES

ALPLAR

ALNARCON

ALNAV

ALNAVSTA

ALPACFLT

ALPHABET, PHONETIC

ALSTACON

ALSTAOUT

ALTERNATIVE ROUTING, J O I X T

Y u l t i p l e C a l l S i ng l e C a l l

ALTERNATIVE ROUTING, NAVY

MLATEUR RADIO

M l o a t

Aircraf t A s h o r e

P e a c e t i m e O p e r a t i o n

~ * I P I I I 3 I O U S OPERATIONS, 3 :S OF INFRA-RED

ANSWERING AND CALLING

ANSWERING FLAG SIGNALS

ANSWERING, VISUAL - AR - OUT

ARPLED FORCES RADIO AND r V STATIONS

- AS - WAIT

ASHORE COI"PKJNICATI0IJS

ASSIGNMENT OF A d d r e s s G r o u p s C a l l S i g n s Precedence R o u t i n g I n d i c a t o r s

Page Article S u b j e c t Page

ASSISTANT COMMUNICATION O F F I C E R S 4-18

A u t h e n t i c a t i o n 5-2 1 G e n e r a l P r i n c i p l e s 5-2 1 P r o c e d u r e s 5-22 U s e 5-2 1

AUTHORITIES, BASEGRAM 7-13

AUTHORITY TO ACKNOWLEDGE 9-39

B - MORE TO FOLLOW 9-23

BASEGRAII AUTHORITIES, L I S T OF DESIGNATED 7-13

BASEGRAM, HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS 7 - 12

!3ASEGRAM S Y S T I ~ W P u r p o s e

B I L L S Watch, Q u a r t e r and 4-22

S t a t i o n B i l l

3OOK MESSAGE 13-43

dREAK-IN PROCEDURE 9-50 R a d i o t e l e p h o n e 11-24 T e l e t y p e w r i t e r 13-5

BREVI T-f I n M e s s a g e s

BROADCAST METHOD 10-4 6-25

T e l e t y p e w r i t e r 13-7

BROADCASTS F a c s i m i l e F l e e t G e n e r a l M e r c h a n t S h i p - BT - BREAK 9-24

BUDGET, NAVAL COMMITNICA- T I O N SYSTEPI 2-14

C - THAT I S CORRECT 9-25

Article

4050

5330 5331 5333 5324

7044

9 142

9095

7044

7043

7040 7 042

4102

13132

9176 11039 13005

7074 C-3

10010 6204

13020

14007 6210 6220 6223

9096

2017

9097

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CALIBRATION 03 EQUIPMENT

CALL

CALL, PiiELIMINARY Radiotelephone

CALL SIGNS Assignment Composition De f in i t i on Promulgation Use of Voice

CALL TAPES I n t e r r u p t i o n of Te le typewr i te r

CALLING AVD A?JSWERING Teletypew-ir ter

CATJLI NG D i f f i c u l t Conditions Semaphore Visual

CALLING PERIODS, INFRA- RED COMMJNI CAT1 OIVS

Ci1NCELLATIONS Executive Messages F l a g S igna l s Messages Radiotelephone Transmissions

CENSORSIiIP Personal P r e s s Unit

CENTERS, COPEMUNICATION

CijANGES TO CLASSIFIED MATTER

CHANNEL W I U E R Discrepancies

CHANNELS Al loca t ion of Common Use iif Manning of

CHRONOLOGICAL FILE Regis tered Publ ica t ion

C I R C U I T DISCIPLISE

Page

6-20

9-9

11-11

8-5 8-4 8-3

8-11 8-12

8-8

13-8 13-7

9-47 13-5

9-49 12 - 12

12-5

12 -2 0

9 -40 9-53

12-17 9-40

11-19 9-40

13-85

5-23 5-23 5-23 5-2 3

2 -7

5-11

9-9 13-53

D- 3 D- 3 D-3

5-9

5-17

A r t i c l e

6150

9032

11023

8012 8011 8002 80 19 8022 8014

13024 13022

9173 13006

9174 12014 12004

12045

9150 918G

12033 9152

11 O3$.? 9153

13156

5400 5402 .5404 3403

2014

5115

9035 13148

D-1.2 D-1,4 D-1.3

5112.4

5315

Subjec t

C I R C U I T TER;cIINOLOGY

CLASS "E" FORN

CLASSES OF MESSAGES Adminis t ra t ive

CLASSIFICATION Grades How t o Determine Purpose Spec ia l Pr ivacy TELECON Mater ia l

CLASSIFIED MATTER Accountab i l i ty Compromise of Def in i t ion Destruct ion of Dissemination of Loss of P ro t ec t i on of Unauthorized Destruc-

t i o n

Page A r t i c l e

CLASSIFIED RELAY STATION, FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSI- BILITIES 2-13

CODE WORD USAGE, INFRA- RE U 12-28

CODRESS 9-5

9-38

CO~IJ3NICATION 4-21

~ChDlk~ll XET 6-16

CObDUNDER ' S ADDRESS GRO'..JP 8-16

CO>MA:Y'DING OFFICERS, NAVCOI\!STAS 4-8

CONMANDS .4SfIO;LE 1-3

COFDIERCIAL CLASS "E" FOqT 3-4

CONFIERCIA/L CO!4MUNICATIOXS 1-4

COK\IERCIAL MESSAGE F0R)IS 3-3 Class '?EW 3-4 Commercial Class "El? U-4 Domestic Commercial Press 3-3 Government Navy U-4 I n t e r n a t i o n a l Commercial P r e s s - 3-3

( ~ a v y [leading) 8-3

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Subject Page

COMMERCIAL MESSAGES 7-5

Commercial TELETYPEWRITER SERVICE 6-24

COMMON NET 6-16

COMMON PROCEDURES 9-15

COLYMLTNICATION Annex 4-6 Center D-4

D-4 2-7

Detachments, Marine Corps 4-32

Establishing of (R/T) 11-10 Facilities, Dispersal of D-3 Personnel, Marine Corps 4-31 Plans 4-6 Plans, Administration 4-8 Security (see Security) Spaces

COMMUNICATION OFFICERS Collateral Duties District Electronics, Marine Corps Naval Air Stations Planning Duties Requirements for

Responsibility of Shipt s Staff

COMMUNICATION WATCH OFFICERS

Duties

Notebook

COMMUNICATIONS Administrative Afloat Air-Ground Ashore Basic Organization Concept of Control of Definition Division Functions Doctrine Electrical Electronics Officer, Marine Corps Elements of

Inf ra-Red

Article

7012

6162

6116.2

9070

4005.3 D-1.8 D-1.9 2014

42 02 11022 D-1.6 4200 4005 4013

2035

4000 4052 4010

4201 402 5 4006 4002 4003 4001 4030 402 0

4051 4051.4 4051.8 4051.6

6002 2030 10020 2020 1050 1041 1012 1001 4022 1040 6050

4201 1051 1052

12041

Subject Page Article

CO,WUNICATIONS(Continued) Means and Methods 6-5 6000 Mission of 1 1020 Operational 6-5 6001 Organization of 2-3 2000 Policy of 1-4 1030 Principles of 1-4 1042 Radio 6-12 6051.1 Relationship to Command 1-3 1010 Requirements 1-4 1042 Sound 6-7 6030 Types of 6-5 6000 Visual 6-7 6041 Wire 6-12 6051

COMPARISIONS, NUMBER 13-45 13141 Closing 13-47 13141.3 Final 13-46 13141.2

COMPONENTS OF MESSAGES 9-7 Radiotelephone 11-5

COMPOSITION OF Address Groups 8-9 Call Signs . 8-4 Routing Indicators 8-9

CONFERENCE CIRCUITS 6-18 CONFIRMATION OF MESSAGES, TELETYPEWRITER 13-5

CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES 7-10

CONJUNCTIVE ADDRESS GROUP 8-16 Special Arrangements 8-17

CONTROL CENTER, FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES 2-10

CORRECTED COPIES OF MESSAGES 13-49

Board Classified Matter End of Messages. Errors Executive Messages Garbled Tapes Messages Forwarded Subject to

Multiple Page Messages Mutilated Tapes Procedure ~adiotele~hone Replies Requests Teletypewirter

CROSS-SERVICING

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Subjec t Page A r t i c l e Subjec t Page

DIRECTOR, NAVAL COMMUNI-

A r t i c l e

2000 2 002 2001

13148 13142 13149 13140

D-1.6

6303 6308 6307 6302 6300 6304 6305

7073 7 022 5112 5113

1015

4010 4015

4012.1 4017

B-3

11033

12006

7053

14006

6052.1

9060 9061 9062

13146

13147

CRYPTOCENTER 5-14 5202 Funct ions 2-12 2015.3 R e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s 2-21 2035.1

CATIONS (Continued ) i

Funct ion Mission CRYPTOFILES 5-14 5203

Cryptoboard F i l e 5-14 5203.3 Cryptocenter F i l e 5-14 5203.2 DISCREPANCIES

Channel Numbers Handling S t a t i o n S e r i a l Numbers Transmissions

CRYPTOMATERIAL 5-7 5103

CRYTPOSECURITY 5-14 5200

DISPERSAL OF COMMIJNICA- T I O N FACILITIES

CUSTODIAN'S REPORTS 5-9 5112 ..5 DISTRESS Frequencies Merchant Ships Messages, Relaying Naval Vessels i n T r a f f i c Watches

CUSTODY CARD FILE 5-9 5112.4

D - REDUCE BRILLIAliCY O F USE SMALLER LIGHT 12-3 12002.1

DISTRIBUTION General Message Pub l i c a t i on

DATE AND TIME I N TEXT 7-23 7078

DATE-TIME GROUP 7-21 7066

DISTRIBUTION CHART FOR GENERAL MESSAGES

DEFENSIVE SECURITY MEASURES 5-15 5310

Di rec t ion Finding 5-15 5311 I m i t a t i v e Deception 5-17 5313 In t e r cep t i on 5-15 5311 Jamming 5-17 5314 T r a f f i c Analysis 5-16 5312

DISTRICT COMMANDANTS

DISTRICT COivIMUNICATION OFFICERS

Lia i son Duties R e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s of Tra in ing Duties

DELAYED EXECUTE 9-52 9182 DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL PRESS

FORM DELAYED EXECUTE METHOD Log Entry 3-5 3014.5

30 NOT ANSWER TUYS- MISSIONS

Radiotelephone DESIGNATORS

Address S t a t i o n DOUBLE-FLASH PROCEDURE

DEVELOPMENT OF COPLMUNICA- T I O N EQUIPMENT D-4 D - l o l l

DFlAF'TER, MESSAGE

DRUH LOADING DIRECTED NET 6-15 6115

Radiotelephone 11-13 11026 DUPLEX C I H C U I T

DIWCTIWN FINDING 5-15 5311

DIRECTIONAL PROCEDURE 1 2 6 12405

DITPLICATE PESSAGES I n t e n t i o n a l Suspected

DIRECTOR, NAVAL COMMUNI- 1d5 1051.1 CATIONS 1-5 1052.1 DUPLICATE NUMBERS I N

MESSAGE TAPES

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Subject Page Article Subject Page Article

FACSIMILE Broadcasts Definition Drum Loading Equipment Format Meteorological Opera- tions

Picture Definition Picture Transmissions Procedures Terminology

ECONOMY OF FORCE

EEEEEEEE - EXROR ELECTRICAL COMMUNIC- TI ON

EMBARXED FLAG ADDRESS GROUPS

EMERGENCY Alarm Signals Destruction Bill Silence (R/T) Traffic

FACSIMILE CENTER, FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES 2-12 2015.6

FFFF - DO NOT ANSWER 12-4 12002.7

EMPLOYMENT OF EXECUTIVE METHOD 9-51

FILES Chronological Communication Center Cryptoboard File Cryptocenter

ENDING OF MESSAGES 9-12 9-14

EQTJIPMENT Development of D-4 Facsimile 14-3 Procurement of D- 4 Research in D-4 Standardization of D-4

Custodian Custody Card Disposal of General General Message Mandatory Message Radio Station Tape Relay Station Visual Station

ERRORS, CORRECTION IN MESSAGES 13-56

ESTABLISHING COMMUNICATIONS Radiotelephone 11-10

FIXED CIRCUITS EXCLUSIVE 7-21

FLAG ADDRESS GROWS EXECUTING FLAG SIGNALS 12-17

FLAG OFFICERS EXECUTIVE ?IESSAGES Cancellation of Corrections of Employment of Examples Executing a Portion of Identification Repetitions of Types Verifications of

FLAG SIGNALS Acknowledging Answering Cancelling Executing Expediting Hoisting Passing Reading Re laying

EXECUTIVE METHOD 9-51 Radiotelephone 11-25 FLAGHOIST

Headings Constructions of Ommission of Substitute Pennants

Message Form Technique Text

EXPEDITING FLAG SIGNALS 12-7

F - DO NOT ANSWER 9-26

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Subject Page Article Subject Page Article

FLASHING LIGHT 12-3 12000 GROUP COUNT 9-12 9042

FLEET BROADCASTS 6-26 62 10 GUARDSHIPS, INFRA-RED 12-20 12042

FLEET TRAFFIC, RELAY

FM - FROM Use of

FORCE, ECONOMY

FORMAT Facsimile Message

FORMAT LINES

TAPE 13-27 13109

FORMS OF MESSAGES 9-5

FREE NET 6-15

FREQUENCY Meters Tolerances

FLTNCTIONAL NET 6-16

FUNCTIONS Director Naval Communica- tions 2-3

Teletypewriter 13-3

G - READ BACK 9-27

GARBLED TAPES, CORRECTION OF 13-48

GENERAL BROADCASTS 6-26

GENERAL MESSAGES 7-6

GENERAL OPERATING PROCEDURES 9-5

GENERAL QUARTERS 4-22

GOVERNMENT MESSAGES 7-4

GOVERNMENT NAVY FORM B-4

GR (NUMERALS) - GROWS (NUMERALS) 9-28

GRNC - GROUP NO COUNT 9-29

HALF-DUPLEX CIRCUIT 6-12 6052

HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS 9-9 9031 Basegram 7-12 7043 In Text 7-21 7072

HEADINGS, FLAGHOIST 12-13 12022 Omission of 12-13 12023 --- HM HM HM - SILENCE HOISTING FLAG SIGNALS 12-15 12028

HOLIDAY MESSAGES 7-10 7023 HOURLY IDENTIFICATION 6-17 6132

6-32 6401

HYDROGRAPHIC INFOFWATION 6-27 6222

IDENTIFICATION Armed Forces Stations 6-32 6401 Executive Messages 9-52 9184 Hourly 6-17 6132

6-32 6401 Message 9-40 9151

I1 - SEPARATIVE SIGN 9-30 9107 - IMI - SAY AGAIN - I SAY AGAIN 9-30 9108

IMITATIVE DECEPTION 5-17 5313

IMMEDIATE EXECUTE 9-52 9182

IMMEDIATE EXECUTE METHOD Log Entry 3-5 3014.5 Radiotelephone 11-27 11043

IMPROVEMENT, NAVAL COMMUNI- CATION SYSTEM 2-17 2018

INFO - INFO Use of

INFORMATION, METHODS OF REQUESTING 9-41 9156

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Subject

INF'RA-RED Amphibious Operations Code Word Usage Communications Calling Periods Guardships Point-of-Train

Page Article Subject Page Article

JOINT COMMUNICATIONS, PRINCIPLES FOR D-3

JOINT OPERATIONS D-4 D-1.7

JOINT ROUTING DOCTRINE 13-37 13125

INITIALS, TRANSMITTING OF

K - Over INSPECTION Equipment INSPECTIONS

INSTRUCTIONS, ROUTING L - RELAY OR RELAYED 12-3 12002 03 - INT LANDLINE FACILITIES 6-24 6161

LANTOS 7-10 7022.1 INTERCEPT METHOD

LOCAL HARBOR NETS 6-17 6122 Station and Address Designators 8-15 8040

INTERCEPTION Of Transmissions OfVisual Communications 6-7 6042

LOCAL SHIP-TO-SHORE INTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS 4-3 4001.2 CIRCUITS

INTERNATIONAL FORM 6-30 6306 LOGISTICS Commercial Press B-3 B-1 With Naval Heading B-3 B-2 LOGS

Disposal of INTERNATIONAL MORSE CODE 9-17 9074 Entries in

Radiotelegraph INTERRUPTION OF TRANSMIS- Radioteletypewriter

Radiotele~hone SION OF RECEIPTION ( SEMAPHORE ) 12-12 12016 TELECOK

Visual 9-31 9112

LONG MESSAGES

- IX - EXECUTE TO FOLLOW - Ix(5 Second Dash) - EXECUTE

M - DEFERRED 9-32 9116

9-32 9113 (M) - DEFERRED PRECEDENCE 7-20 7064.1 Headling Times 7-20 7065.1

5-17 5314 MACHINE FUNCTIONS, TELE-

7-7 7022.1 TYPEWRITER 13-3 13001

J - VERIFY JAMMING

JANAFPAC

JOINT ALTERNATIVE ROUTING Multiple Call Signal Call

MANAGEMENT, NAVAL COMWNI- 13-33 13122 CATION SYSTEH 2-14 2017 13-33 13122 13-33 13122 MANUAL SWITCHING SYSTEMS 13-8 13030

Index-8 ORIGINAL

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I N D E X TO U.S. NAVAL COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS

MARINE CORPS COMMUNICATION DETACHMENTS 4-32

MARINE COWS COMMUNICATION PERSONNEL 4-31

MEANS AND METHODS OF COMMUNICATIONS 6-5

MEANS OF TRANSMISSION 6-5

MERCAS T

MERCAS TLANT 7-10

MERCAS TPAC 7-10

MERCHANT SHIP BROADCASTS 6-27

MESSAGE Address

Book Center

Funct ions R e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s

Confirmation, Teletype- w r i t e r

D i s t r i b u t i o n Key L i s t Dra f t e r End Correc t ions Format Form, Flaghois t Forms, Commercial I d e n t i f i c a t i o n Or ig ina tor P l a i nd re s s Preamble Precedence Prepara t ion , Teletype- w r i t e r

Procedure Rece ip t R e f i l e Tapes Mul t ip le Ca l l Routing of S ing l e Ca l l

Transfer , U.S.-Canada Transmission, Teletype- w r i t e r

MESSAGES Acceptance of 7-3 Adminis t ra t ive Classes 7-4 Cance l la t ion of 9-40 Commercial 7-5

A r t i c l e

4202

4200

6003

7022.2 6223

7022.2

7022.2

6223

9130 7060

13132

2015.2 2035.1

13003

7053 13153

9021 12021

9151

173p;: 9030 9037

13002 9030 9045 916'0

13113 13110 13112 13126

13010

7003 7011 9152 7012

Subjec t

M . E S S A G E S ( C O ~ ~ ~ ~ U ~ ~ ) Components of Radiotelephone

Corrected Copies Duplicate Numbers Duplicate Suspected Duplicated Ending

Er ror Correct ions Executive

Cance l la t ion of Radiotelephone

Correc t ions of Employment of Examples

Page

9-7 11-5

13-49 13-52 13-51

9-15 9-12 9-14

13-56

9-53 11-19

9-53 9-51 9-52

~ x e c u t i n ~ a Por t ion of 9-53 I d e n t i f i c a t i o n 9-52 Repe t i t i ons of 9-53 Types 9-52 Ve r i f i c a t i ons of 9-53

Forms of 9-5 General 7-6 Minor Shore A c t i v i t i e s 7-11

Government 7-4 Long 9-14 Misrouted 13-49

13-49 Missent 13-49

13-51 Mul t ip le Address Tele-

typewr i te r 13-5 Mul t ip le Page Teletype-

w r i t e r 13-6 Naval 7-3 Non-Government 7-4 P r e f i x 9-12 Prepara t ion of 7-3 Procedure 9-6

9-6 Readdressing 9- 35

7-17 Red Cross 7-5 Serv ice 9-6

9- 7 Spec i a l Categories 7-11 Spurious 7-3 Text 9-12 Texts of 7-21 Time of Origin 9-10 Types of General 7-6 Types i n Tape Relay 13-41

METEOROLOGICAL OPERATIONS 14-3

METHODS OF RADIO COMMUNI- CATION 6-25

A r t i c l e

9020 11012 13144 13147 13146

9060 9040 9044

13150

9186 11032

9187 9181 9183 9185 9184 9187 9182 9187 9000 7020 7025

7011.1 9050

13145 13145.4

13145 13145.5

13011

13012 7000

7011.1 9040

9010 9013 9132 7062 701 3 9010 9014 7030 7002 9040 7070 9038 7022

131 30

14003

6200

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Subjec t Page A r t i c l e Subject Page A r t i c l e

MINIMIZE 7-3 7004 NAVAL MESSAGES 7-3 7000 Respons ib i l i t i e s of

Or ig ina tor During 7-16 7055 NAVAL SECURITY GROUP 2- 6 2004

MISROUTE, TAPE RELAY 13-27 13109 NAVAL SECURITY STATION 5-8 5112.1

MISROUTED MESSAGES 13-49 13145 NAVCOMMSTAS , COMMANDING 13-49 13145.4 OFFICER 4-8 4010

MISSENT MESSAGES 13-49 13-51

NAVOP 7-10

NAVY ALTEXNATIVE ROUTING 13-35 MISSION

Direc tor Naval Comrnuni- ca t i ons 2-3

Naval Communications Systems 2-6

NEGATIVE - EXWTED ADDRESSEE (PROSIGN) 12-4

NET CONTROL STATION 6-15 A 1 t e rna t e 6-15

MODEL MONITOIHNG

Nets NET TRANSMISSIONS 6-16

NETS Directed Formation of

MORSE CODE 9-17 Formation of Characters 9-17

MULTIPLE ADDRESS MESSAGES TELETYPEWR I TEn 13-5

Monitoring of Radio Types of

MULTIPLE CALL MESSAGES Al t e rna t ive ly Routed 13-33 Tapes 13-27

NETWORKS, T R A N S F ~ BETWEEN 13-27

MULTIPLE PAGE MESSAGES NOMENCLATURE OF RADIO Correct ions 13-57 13154 FREQUENCIES 6-13 6101 Teletypewri ter 13-6 13012

NONDIRECTIONAL PROCEDURE 12-6 12007 MUTILATED TAPES, CORREC-

T I O N OF 13-48 13143 NON-GOVERNMENT MESSAGES 7-4 7011.1

N NOTAL 7-22 7077.2

NAVAC T 7-10 7022.1 NR 9-32 9115

NAVAL COMMUNICATIONS Direc tor 2- 3 Division 2-5 S t a t i o n s , Organization 2-14

NUMBER COMF'ARISONS 13-45 13141 2000 Closing 13-47 13141.3 2003 Fina l 13-46 13141.2 2016

NUMBER DUPLICATIONS I N 1051.1 MESSAGE TAPES 13-52 13147 1052.1

2010 NUMBER SEQUENCES, TAPE 2017 RELAY 13-26 13107 2018 2017 2011 2014 201 2 201 3

NAVAL COMMUNICATION SYSTElI 1-5 1-6 2- 6

Budget 2- 14 Improvement 2-17 Management 2-14 Mission 2-6 Operations 2-7 Requirements 2-6

2- 7

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Page A r t i c l e Subjec t P a ~ e A r t i c l e Subjec t

0 - OPEXLITIONAL P - P'AIORITY 9-32 9116 I MMED LA TE 9-32 9116

7-19 (P) - PRIORITY PRECEDENCE 7-19 7064.1 7-20 7065*1 Handling Times 7-20 7065.1

OL - SIIOW STEADY D I M PACOS 7-10 7022.1 LIGI'T (PROSIGN) 12-4 12002.5

PASSING FLAG SIGNALS 12-18 12035 OPERITING FORCES 1-5 1051.1

1-6 1052.1 PEBSONAL CENSORSHIP 5- 23 5402

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS, TELECON 13-21

PE=RSONAL FOR

PEHSONAL RECEIVERS OPEIUTING PERSOIIIWL 4-22

Duties 4-22 Ilacliomen 4-23

4-23 Signalmen 4-27 Telemen 4-23

PHONETIC EQUIVALENTS Use of

PHYSICAL DELIVERY Advantages Descr ipt ion Procedure OPERATING PRECAUTIONS 9-16

0PEXL"TING PaOCEDURES 9-5 PHYSICAL SECURITY 5-7 5100

PICKET REPORTING NET 10- 6

PICTURE DEFINITION 14-3 OPEBATING SIGNALS 9-18

PICTURE TMNSMISSIONS 14-3 OPHUTING TECBNIQIJES 3-47

PILOT 13-27 OPERATIOYAL COMMUNICA-

'?'IONS 6-5 PLAIN LANGUAGE DESIGNATORS

Af loa t Ashore Composition Conversions De f in i t i on

OPJX4TIONS J o i n t ' D- 4 Naval Comunicat ions

System 2-7

OP3.XUTOHS I:< &hDIO CENTRAL 4-25 PLA INDRESS 9-5

Abbreviated 9- 5 Message 13-41 Messages, Readdressing 9-37

OIlGANIZBTION OF COMMUNICA- TIONS 3-3

Naval S t a t i ons 2-14 POINT-OF-TiUIN LIGHT 12-20

O R I G I N A T O R Of llesrsages 7-15 Respons ib i l i ty of 7-15

During Minirlize 7-16

POINT-TO-POINT CIRCUITS 6-17 Domestic Fixed Operation 6-18

POT 12-20

PREAMBLE COMPONENTS 017 MESSAGES 9-9 9030

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INDEX TO U.S. NAVAL COPLVUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS

S u b j e c t Page A r t i c l e S u b j e c t Page A r t i c l e

PRECAUTIONS, OPERATING 9-16 9072 PiIO?lllLGATIOS OF CALL SIGNS 8-11 8019

PRECEDENCE Assignment of 7-17 7063 PRONCTNCIATION OF D e s i g n a t i o n s NUMERALS 11-4 11003

Tape Relay 13-26 13108 Use o f 7-18 7064 PROSIGNS 9-18 9080

O f Messages 9-10 9037 9 - 9012 D e s c r i p t i o n PREDETERMINED ROUTING 13-27 13113 List of

13-28 13115 TJse - - -

PREFERENCE FOX TRANS - Visual P rocedure MISSION (VISUAL) 6-9 6045

PROWORDS PREFIX OF MESSAGES 9-12 9040

D e s c r i p t i o n PRELIMINARY CALL L i s t of

Radio t e l e p h o n e 11-11 11023 Use

- PREPARATION OF MESSAGES ?- 3 PT - CALL SIGS FOLLOWS l ? - 4 12003.C

PRESS Censorsh ip

PRINCIPLES - FOR J O I N T COMMUNICATION D- 3

6-28 6224 PUBLICATION DISTRIBUTION 3-10 5113 5-23 5404

PRIVATE WIRE, TAPE RELAY 13-25

PROCEDURE Acknowl edgernent A 1 arm Break- in Common Components of Messages C o r r e c t i o n D i r e c t i o n a l , V i sua l Doubl e-Fl a s h F a c s i m i l e Messages

Nondir ec t i o n a l R a d i o t e l e g r a p h Rad io te l ephone T e l e t y p e w r i t e r Tape Relay V e r i f i c a t i o n Visua l Voice

PUULICATIOSS A c c o u n t a b i l i t y of Allowances C l e r k Con t ro l Of f t i ce r

Cus tod ian of R e g i s t e r e d D i s t r i b u t i o n of

Forms and P u b l i c * a t i o n s Supply O f f i c e (FPSO)

R e g i s t e r e d P u b l i c a t i o n s System (RPS)

R e q u i s i t i o n i n g of RPIOs S e c u r i t y T e c h n i c a l F 'ub l i ca t ion

L i b r a r y (TPL)

10-3 PUXCTUAT1OI.J 11-3 Transmiss ion of 13-3 13000

Q :dESSAGE SYSTEN PROCESSING OF TRANSMISSION

7-11 7032

SECTIONS 13-44 13133 l r g n SIGNALS 9-18 9081

PROCUREMENT OF COMMUXICA- TION EQUIPMENT D-4 D - 1 - 1 1

QRK

PROMULGATION OF ADDRESS QSA

GROUPS 8-11 8019

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R - ROGER 9-32

R - ROUTINE 9-32

(R) - ROUTINE PRECEDENCE 7-19 Handling Times 7-20

RADIATION Receiver 6-23 Reduction of Unwanted Emission 6-23

RADIO Amateur

Center Functions Responsibilities Central Operators in Supervisor in Communications Principal Methods Frequencies Nomenclature of Selection of Nets Officers

Operator, Qualifications Propagation Factors Spaces Stations, Armed Forces

R4DIO AND SIGNAL OFFICERS Duties Inspections 4-19 Personnel 4-18 Supplies and Equipment 4-18 Knowledge 4-18 Proficiency 4-18 Responsibility of 4-18

RADIOMEN 4-2 3 In Transmitter Rooms 4-26

RADIOTELEGRAPH Procedure 10-3 Specialized Functional 10-6 Speed of Transmission 10-3

RADIOTELEPHONE Operating Rules 11-3 Procedure 11-3

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6051.1 6201

6101 6102 6110 4040 4046

4114.5 5321

2033.1 6400

4045 4043 4044 4042 4042 4041

4110 41 15

10030 10001

11001

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R A D I O T E L E P H O N E ( C O ~ ~ ~ ~ U ~ ~ ) "Read Back1! 11-19 Security 5-20 Transmitting 11-14

READDRESS, USE OF OPERAT- ING SIGNALS 9-36

READDRESSING MESSAGES 7-17 9-35

Codress Messages 9-38 Plaindress Messages 9-37 Abbreviated 9-37

READABILITY 9-47

READING FLAG SIGNALS 12-16

RECEIPT Radiotelephone 11-21

RECEIPT METHOD 6-25

RECEIPTING FOA MESSAGES 9-14 Semaphore 12-12 Visual 12-5

RECEIVER RADIATION 6-23

RECEIVER STATION, FUNCTIONS

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7 062 9132 9136 9134 9135

9172

12 02 9

11035

66 02

9045 12017 12004

6157

ANDRESPOIJSIBI~JTIES 2-132105.10

RECEIVERS Calibration of 6-20 6151 Personal 6-23 6158

RECEPTION, INTERRUPTION ( SEMAPHORE )

RECORDERS

RECORDS DISPOSAL

RED CROSS MESSAGES

REFEREXCES

REF'ILE

REGISTERED MATTER

REGISTERED PUBLICATION SYSTEM

RELAY Radiotelephone Semaphore

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RELAY STATION, FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES 2-12

RELAYING FLAG 3IGSALS 12-18

RELEASING OFFICER 7-16

REPETITION 7-32 Execut ive Messages 9-53 S ernaphore 12-12 Radiotelephone 11-17

REPLIES, MESSAGE COlmEC- TION 13-57

REWVESTS For Acknowledgments 9-39 Message Correct ions 13-57

REQUIREMENTS, NAVAL COM- MUNICATION SYSTEM 3- 6

2-7

RESEAPCH I N CONMUNICATION EQUIPMENT D- 4

RESPONSIBILITIES, VISUAL COLMUNICATIONS 6-8

RETRANSMISSIOXS 9-40

ROUTING DOCTRINE 13- 31 J o i n t 13- 37 U.S.-Canada 13-40

R O U T I N G INDICATORS Assignment of 8-10 Composition of 8-9 De f in i t i on 8-4 TWX 13-41

ROUTING INSTRUCTIONS 13- 37

ROUTING LINE SEGREGATION 13-27 13-29

ROUTING Message Tapes 13- 27 Predetermined 13-27

13- 28 S p e c i f i c 13- 27

'WIO 5-9

R U N N I N G INVENTOAY 5-9

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D - 1 - 1 1

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8018 8317 8004

131 27

13124

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13110 13113 13115 13113

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S

SAFETY Of L i f e Personnel A lo f t T r a f f i c

SCIIEDULED TRANSMISSIONS

Broadcast I n t e r c e p t Te le typewr i te r

SECTIONS, TRANSMISSION SECURED SERVICE SECURITY

Address, Not Required Address, Required

Commander s 3esponsi- b i l i t y

Components of Defensive Measures De f in i t i on Phases of Phys ica l

Page

1-4 4-22 6-29

10-4 10-4 10-5 13-4 10-5 13-7

9-14 13-59

8-15 8-16 8-22 8- 22

5- 3 5-4 5-5

5-23 5- 3

5-15 5- 3 5- 3 5-7

P r o t e c t i o n of Communica- t i o n s 5-3

Radio te l ephone 5-20 11-3

S t a t i o n Telephone Transmission Visual

SEMAPHORE Abbreviat ions Ca l l i ng I n t e r r u p t i o n of Trans- mission o r Reception

Rece ip t ing Re1 ay Repe t i t i ons Spec i a l Characters Transmi t t ing

SENIOR OFFICER PRESENT 1-3

SEQUENCE, TRANSMITTING MESSAGES I N 9-49

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10011 10013 10014 1g013 10014 13021

9 0 51 13021

8041 8042 8070 8071

5001 5014 5021 5401 5002 5310

5002.1 5002.3

5100

5000 5 322

11001 5112.1

5324 5300 5323

12010 12013 12014

12016 12017 12018 12015 12012 12011

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SERVICE MESSAGES

SHIP-TO-SHORE CIRCUITS Use of

SHIP'S COMMUNICATION OFFICERS

Duties Ente r ing Po r t Equipment General Leaving Po r t Personnel Supervisory

Respons ib i l i t i e s

SHORE ESTABLISHMENT

SHORT TITLES A l l i e d Procedure Def in i t ion Formation of J o i n t Po l icy Navy Pol icy

SIGNAL BRIDGE Recorders Signalmen on Spo t t e r s Supervisor on

SIGNAL LIGHTS, USE OF

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SIGIUL OFFICERS,(See RADI0),4- 18 4040

SIGNAL STRENGTH 9-47 9172

SIGNALMEN 4-27 4120 On S igna l Bridge 4-29 4124 Rat ing S t ruc tu r e 4-27 4121

SIGNALS Alarm 12-8 12009 Emergency Alarm 12-18 12034 Transmission of 12-3 12001

SILENCE, EMERGENCY Radio telephone 11-23 11038

SINGLE CALL MESSAGE TAPES 13-27 13112

SINGLE CALL MESSAGES, SLTERNATITfELY ROUTED 13-33 13122.3

SOMAIL 7-23 7077.2

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SOUND COMMUNICATIONS 6-7

SOUND DEVICES, UNDERWATER 6-7

SPECIAL CATEGORIES OF MESSAGES 7-11

A l l Ships Presen t 7-11 Hydro 7-11 Notam 7-11 Q Message System 7-11

SPECIAL MESSAGE WARNINGS 6-32

SPECIAL PRIVACY 5- 5

SPECIFIC ROUTING 13-27

SPEED KEXS 10-3

SPEED LIGHTS, USE OF 6-10

SPEXD OF TRANSMISSION 10-3

SPLIT PHONE WATCHES 6- 14

SPOTTERS 4-30

SPURIOUS MESSAGES 7-3

STAFF COMMUNICATION OFFICERS 4-10

Duties of 4-10 Force Commanders S t a f f s 4-12 SEAFRON S t a f f s 4-11

STANDARDIZATION OF COM- MUNICATION EQUIPMENT D-4

STATION AND ADDRESS DESIG- NATORS, LOCAL HARBOR VOICE-NETS 8-15

STATION DESIGNATORS 8-3 Tape Relay 13-23 Use of 8-12

STATION SERIAL NUMBER 9-9 Discrepancies 13-56

STATIONS CALLED, TAPE RELAY 13-23

STATUS BOARD 4-23

SUBSTITUTE PENNANTS, FLAG- HOIST HEADINGS 12-13

SUPEFtVISOR ON SIGNAL BRIDGE 4-2 7

Duties of 4-27

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6032

7030 7031 7033 7033 7032

6309

5022

13113

10002

6047

10001

6105

4125

7002

4020 4021 4024 4023

D-1.10

8040

13102 8020

9034 13149

13103

4113.2

12024

4123 4123.1

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TELETYPEWRITER Abbreviations Break-in-Procedure Broadcast Method Ca l l i ng and Answering Commercial Se rv i ce Conferences Correct ions Machine Funct ions Message Prepara t ion Procedure Switchboard

SUPERVISORY WIRES 9-6 9010 9-6 9012

SWITCHBOARD, TELE- 13-9 13034 TYPEWRITEX 13-11 13035

SWITCHING SYSTEMS, MANUAL 13-8 13030

SYMBOL 14-3 14005.2

SYMBOLS, ACCOUNTING 9-12 9041

TELEVISION STATIONS, ARMED FORCES

T - RELAY (TO)

TABLIYG OUT

TACK, USE OF

TE-MINOLOGY OF CIRCUITS

TEST CALLS

TESTING TRANSMITTERS TACKLINE, UJE OF 12-15 12027

TAPE RELAY Cont inu i ty of Se rv i ce 13-25 Discrepancies 13-47 Number Comparison 13-25 Number Sequences 13- 26 Precedence Designations 13-26 P r i v a t e Wire 1 3- 25 Procedure 13- 3

13-22 Va r i a t i ons i n 13-22

d t a t i o n s Cal led 13-23 S t a t i o n Designat ions 13-23 T r a f f i c Check 13-25 Transmission I d e n t i f i -

c a t i o n 13-23

TEXT By F l agho i s t 12-14 Date and Time i n 7-23 Handling I n s t r u c t i o n s i n 7-21 Of Messages 9-12

7- 21

TIME OF O R I G I N 9-10

TIME ZONES 9-11

TO - (PROYORD) Use o f

TOLERANCES, FREQUENCY 6-23

TELECOXMUhTICATIONS TOP SECRET 5-5 5014 De f in i t i on 6-6 6020 5-15 5303

6-6 6021 Means 6-6 6021.2 TRAFFIC ANALYSIS 5-16 5312

TELECON 6-18 13-19

Cance l la t ion 13- 21 Conference Log 13-22 Mater ia l C l a s s i f i c a t i o n 13-21 Mater ia l P r epa ra t i on 13-20 O2erat ing I n s t r u c t i o n s 13-21 Postponement 13-21

T R A I N I N G , OPERATO3 Xadiotel ephone

TRANSFEIi OF MESSAGES BETWEEN NETWORKS

TRANSMISSION Bccur acy Cance l la t ion Discrepancies I d e n t i f i c a t i o n

Tape Relay In s t r u c ti ons In t e r cep t i on

TELEPHONE FACILITIES 6-24

TELEPHONE SECURITY 5- 21

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TRANSMISSION(Continued) I n t e r r u p t i o n (Semphore) l2-12 Means of 6-5 Messages, Te le typewr i te r 13-5 Punctuat ion 9-13 Prefe rence For (Visua l ) 6-9 S igna ls Sec t ions Process ing of

TRANSMISSIONS Cance l la t ion of Ne t

TRANSMITTER STATION, FUNCTIONS AND RESPON- SIBILITIES

TMNSMITTEIIS Ca l i b r a t i on of Tes t ing

TRANSMITTING MESSAGES I N SEQIJENCE

TRANSMITTING SEMAPIIO!IE

TWX Assignment of I nd i ca to r s 8 -3 L i s t of F a c i l i t i e s 11-4 Routing A-3 Routing Ind i ca to r s 13-41

TYPES, EXECUTIVE METHOD 9- 52

u UNATTENDED SERVICE 13-59

UNDERWATER SOUND DEVICES 6-7

U N I T CENSORSHIP 5-33

USE OF SIGNAL LIGHTS 6-9

USE 03 SPEED LIGHTS 6-10

VARIANT, DEFINITION 8-4

mIFICATIONS 5-44 Executive Messages 9- 53 Procedure 9-41 Radiotelephone 11-22

VISUAL CALLS, EXCHANGE OF 16-5

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13010 9043 6045

12001 9051

13133

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9175

12011

A - 1 A-4 A-2

13127

9182

13201

6032

5403

6046

6047

8006

91 59 9187 21 57

11037

16003

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VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS Ansvering Ca l l i ng In t e r cep t i on of Receipt ing W i t h A i r c r a f t

VISUAL PROCEDTJRE

VIS'JAL RESPONSIBILITIES

VISUAL SECURITY

VISUAL SIGNAL STATION Functions and

R e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s

VISUAL SIGNAL SPACES Functions and

R e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s

VISUAL SILENCE

VOICE CALL SIGNS

VOICE OP COMMAND

VOICE P;iOCEDURE

VOICE RADIO, ACKNOWLEDG- MENTS

W - DUAL USE OF

WA - WORD ASTEH

WARNINGS, SPECIAL MES SAGE

WATCH, QUARTm AND STATION BILL

WATCHES, DISTRESS

WATCHES, TYPES OF

WB - WORD BEFORE

"WILCO"

WIRE

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5323

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8014

1011

11010

11020 11021

13002.4

9121

5309

4102

6304 6305

6104

9121

11036

6160

ORIGINAL

Subject

WIRE CENTER Functions Responsibilities

.WIHE COMMUNICATIONS

WIRE, S'UPERVI SORY

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XMT - BXEMPT

Y - EMERGENCY

Page

2-12 2-12

6-12

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9-34

9-32

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(Y) EMEHGENCY PRECEDENCE 7-18 7065.1 7-20 7065.1

Z . - FLASH 9-32 9116

( Z ) FLASH PRECEDENCE 7-18 7064.1 7-20 7065.1

"Z If SIGNALS 9-18 9081

Z JL

ZONES, TIME

ZULU TIME 9-10 9038

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