Signals and signaling; United States. Army -- Communication systems
+-------------------------------+-----+---------+--------+-------+-----+------
| | No. | Sent by | Time | Rec'd | |
| =U. S. ARMY FIELD MESSAGE.= | _1_ | K _Mo_ | _1.15 | by |Time |Check
| | | | A. M._ | | |
| | [These spaces for Signal |
| | Operators only] |
+-------------------------------+--------------------------------------+------
| Communicated by | [Name of sending detachment]
| BUZZER, PHONE, TELEGRAPH, | From___Headquarters 1st Corps_,_____________
| WIRELESS, LANTERN, HELIO, |
| FLAG, CYCLIST, FOOT MESSENGER,| [Location of sending detachment]
| MOUNTED MESSENGER. |At___Taylors School House, Kansas___________
| (Underscore means used) |Date__May 1, 1909___Hour__12.45 P. M.___No.__
+-------------------------------+
|____To_______________________________________________________________________
|_______________Signals_______________________________________________________
|_________________Platte City, Mo.____________________________________________
|_____________________________________________________________________________
|_____Request ten miles buzzer wire be sent here quick________________________
|_____________________________________________________________________________
|____________________________________Jones____________________________________
|_____________________________________________________________________________
| Received_____________________________________
FIG. 16.]
_Writing the message._--In writing the message the name of the sending
detachment should appear after the heading "from" on the upper line,
as "from Headquarters 1st Brigade," while the location of the sender
should appear on the second line after the heading "at." The heading
"hour" on the third line should show the hour the message was _written_
and not the hour the message was transmitted. The heading "received" at
the bottom of the page is filled in by the addressee and shows the time
of the receipt of the message by him.
INSTRUCTIONS TO OPERATORS.
_Use of message blank._--The field message blank will be used for field
messages both sent and received.
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