1. Perform Voice Communications
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2. Perform voice communications
Task
Perform voice communications

3. Conditions
Given one operational radio set (warmed up and set to the net
frequency) for each net member,; a call sign information card (5 inches x 8
inches) consisting of net member duty position (S1, S2), net call sign (letter number-
letter), suffix list (net control station [NCS] - 46, S1 - 39, S2 - 13),
and a message to be transmitted.
Situation: The net is considered to be secure and authentication is not
required (FM 24-19).
Note. This task may have as many net members as there is equipment
available. Each net member must have a different suffix and message to
transmit.

4. Standards
Entered a radio net, sent a message, and left a radio net using the proper call signs, call sign sequence, prowords, and phonetic alphabet and numerals with 100 percent accuracy.

5. Performance Measures Enter the net in Alpha Numeric Sequence Go/No-Go
Send a message of 15 to 25 words using the correct the correct Pro-words and alphabet numerals Go/No-Go
Leave the net in Alpha Numeric Sequence Go/No-Go

6. Training Outline Power point presentation Task, conditions, standards
Performance measures
Training outline
Multimedia presentation
Field questions on presentation
Break
Review power point presentation
The phonetic alphabet and numbers
Entering the net
Sending a message
Leavening the net

7. Multimedia Presentation from www.train.army.mil

8. Ten Minute Break
Smoke’m if you got ‘em

9. The Phonetic Alphabet

10. Phonetic Numbers

11. Entering the Net Make sure net is clear
Use proper Pro-words and Phonetics
Determine Call Sign and enter in Alpha Numeric sequence
Example
D2B02: Net, this is D2B02, over. D2E31: This is D2E31, over. D2H41: This is D2H41, over. D2W26: This is D2W26, over.
Once everyone has entered the net, the NCS acknowledges and the net is now open.
D2B02: This is D2B02, out.

12. Sending a Message on the Net
Sending a message is as follows:
When the net is clear, you can proceed with your call to the NCS by first giving the priority of the message that you have for his or her station.
W26: B02, this is W26, over. B02: W26, this is B02, over. W26: B02, priority message, prepare to copy, over.
Next, you will receive a response from the NCS that he or she is ready to receive your message.
B02: W26, this is B02, send your message, over.
Proceed by sending your message using the correct pro-words and phonetic alphabet and numerals.
W26: B02, this is W26, convoy has arrived with requested supplies, time-1400 Zulu, over.
After receiving your message, the NCS will provide you with a receipt.
B02: This is B02, roger, out.

13. Leaving the Net
In order to leave the net, you must receive a close down order from the NCS and then leave the net in alphanumeric sequence as follows:
B02: Net, this is B02, close down, over. E31: This is E31, over. H41: This is H41, over. W26: This is W26, over.
Once everyone has responded, the NCS acknowledges and the net is closed down.
B02: This is B02, close down now, out.

14. Questions?