Military English

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Buchstabieralphabet Zahlen im Funk Prowords und Verfahren Abkürzungen Dienstgrade

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Zahlen im Funk

ZE-RO0 · Aussprache: ZE-RO WUN1 · Aussprache: WUN TOO2 · Aussprache: TOO TREE3 · Aussprache: TREE FOW-ER4 · Aussprache: FOW-ER FIFE5 · Aussprache: FIFE SIX6 · Aussprache: SIX SEV-EN7 · Aussprache: SEV-EN AIT8 · Aussprache: AIT NIN-ER9 · Aussprache: NIN-ER DECIMAL · Aussprache: DAY-SEE-MAL HUNDRED · Aussprache: HUN-DRED THOUSAND · Aussprache: TOU-SAND

Prowords und Verfahren

ROGERI have received your last transmission satisfactorily.WILCOI have received your message, understand it, and will comply.OVERThis is the end of my transmission to you and a response is necessary. Go ahead; transmit.OUTThis is the end of my transmission to you and no answer is required or expected.SAY AGAINRepeat all of your last transmission (or the portion indicated).I SAY AGAINI am repeating the transmission or the portion indicated.BREAKI hereby indicate the separation of the text from other portions of the message.WAITI must pause for a few seconds.WAIT OUTI must pause for longer than a few seconds; I will call you back.CORRECTIONAn error has been made in this transmission. Transmission will continue with the last word correctly transmitted.I SPELLI shall spell the next word phonetically.FIGURESNumerals or numbers follow.THIS ISThis transmission is from the station whose call sign immediately follows.READ BACKRepeat this entire transmission back to me exactly as received.I READ BACKThe following is my response to your instruction to read back.THAT IS CORRECTYou are correct, or what you have transmitted is correct.WRONGYour last transmission was incorrect. The correct version is...RADIO CHECKWhat is my signal strength and readability; how do you hear me?LOUD AND CLEARYour signal is strong and perfectly readable.NOTHING HEARDUsed when no reply is received from a called station.DISREGARD THIS TRANSMISSIONThis transmission is in error. Disregard it.SPEAK SLOWERYour transmission is at too fast a speed. Reduce speed of transmission.CALL SIGNA group of letters/numbers identifying a station on the net.NETA group of stations operating on a common frequency under one control station.NCSNet Control Station: the station that controls traffic on the net.FREQUENCYThe radio channel, given in megahertz.WEAKSignal strength report: your signal is weak but can be heard.READABLEReadability report: no difficulty in reading you.UNREADABLEReadability report: the quality of your transmission is so bad that I cannot read you.DISTORTEDReadability report: having trouble reading you because your signal is distorted.WITH INTERFERENCEReadability report: having trouble reading you due to interference.INTERMITTENTReadability report: your signal is coming and going.SENDGo ahead with your transmission.MESSAGE FOLLOWSA message requiring recording is about to follow.RELAYTransmit this message to the station(s) indicated.DTGDate-Time Group: day, hour, minute, time zone, month and year, e.g. 121530ZNOV26.ZULU TIMECoordinated Universal Time (UTC), used in military time groups.

Abkürzungen

AARAfter Action Review AOArea of Operations AXPAmbulance Exchange Point BDABattle Damage Assessment CASEVACCasualty Evacuation CCPCasualty Collection Point COCommanding Officer COACourse of Action CPCommand Post DTGDate-Time Group EPWEnemy Prisoner of War ETAEstimated Time of Arrival EWElectronic Warfare FOBForward Operating Base FRAGOFragmentary Order FSOFire Support Officer HLZHelicopter Landing Zone HQHeadquarters IEDImprovised Explosive Device IFAKIndividual First Aid Kit ISRIntelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance JTACJoint Terminal Attack Controller KIAKilled in Action LZLanding Zone MEDEVACMedical Evacuation MGRSMilitary Grid Reference System MSRMain Supply Route NCONon-Commissioned Officer NCSNet Control Station OPObservation Post OPORDOperation Order ORPObjective Rally Point PACEPrimary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency POCPoint of Contact QRFQuick Reaction Force ROERules of Engagement RPRelease Point / Rally Point RTORadio Telephone Operator SITREPSituation Report SOPStandard Operating Procedure SPStart Point TCCCTactical Combat Casualty Care TOCTactical Operations Center UASUnmanned Aircraft System UXOUnexploded Ordnance WARNOWarning Order WIAWounded in Action XOExecutive Officer

Dienstgrade

NATO	US Army	British Army	Bundeswehr
OR-1	Private PV1	Private	Schütze
OR-2	Private (E-2) PV2	Private	Gefreiter
OR-3	Private First Class PFC	Lance Corporal	Obergefreiter
OR-4	Specialist SPC	Lance Corporal	Stabsgefreiter
OR-4	Corporal CPL	Corporal	Korporal
OR-5	Sergeant SGT	Sergeant	Unteroffizier
OR-6	Staff Sergeant SSG	Staff Sergeant	Feldwebel
OR-7	Sergeant First Class SFC	Warrant Officer Class 2	Hauptfeldwebel
OR-8	Master Sergeant MSG	Warrant Officer Class 2	Stabsfeldwebel
OR-8	First Sergeant 1SG	Company Sergeant Major	Stabsfeldwebel
OR-9	Sergeant Major SGM	Warrant Officer Class 1	Oberstabsfeldwebel
OR-9	Command Sergeant Major CSM	Regimental Sergeant Major	Oberstabsfeldwebel
OF-1	Second Lieutenant 2LT	Second Lieutenant	Leutnant
OF-1	First Lieutenant 1LT	Lieutenant	Oberleutnant
OF-2	Captain CPT	Captain	Hauptmann
OF-3	Major MAJ	Major	Major
OF-4	Lieutenant Colonel LTC	Lieutenant Colonel	Oberstleutnant
OF-5	Colonel COL	Colonel	Oberst
OF-6	Brigadier General BG	Brigadier	Brigadegeneral
OF-7	Major General MG	Major General	Generalmajor
OF-8	Lieutenant General LTG	Lieutenant General	Generalleutnant
OF-9	General GEN	General	General

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