Electronic warfare.
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devexwarrior
LE
No, they don't
devexwarrior
LE
Yes, that is what the phrase 'no, they don't' actually means. There's lots of info about 14 on here, do a few searches. @ashford_old_school is fairly current and I'll be dragging him and the current holder of his last post there out for a beer on Friday night, so please give him something to talk about other than his bad knee.
anony_mouse
Old-Salt
Do all EW Sys Ops have to para trained to work at 14? God no. Many of them use calendars to measure time during runs as they're horrible wobbly messes.
uncle_vanya
LE
As an old Comcen Opertor, later redesignated Data Telegraphist, I went on a 6 week Cypher Opertor course way back in 1971 or '72 after completing my B1 course as a data Telegraphist at the old 8 Sigs, Catterick. When I joined up in 1963, there was a trade group of Cypher Operator, and soldiers were normally promoted to full corporal on completion of their coruse. The problem was that cypher ops I knew were a bit long in the tooth, and promotion to Sergeant and above was often a long time coming..
Does the Corps still run Crypto courses at this time, especially off-line crypto systems as a back up to on-line encypherment that might fail due to technical problems.
Does the Corps still run Crypto courses at this time, especially off-line crypto systems as a back up to on-line encypherment that might fail due to technical problems.
eodmatt
LE
uyvhn vbere ondew drwxa pwbdfAs an old Comcen Opertor, later redesignated Data Telegraphist, I went on a 6 week Cypher Opertor course way back in 1971 or '72 after completing my B1 course as a data Telegraphist at the old 8 Sigs, Catterick. When I joined up in 1963, there was a trade group of Cypher Operator, and soldiers were normally promoted to full corporal on completion of their coruse. The problem was that cypher ops I knew were a bit long in the tooth, and promotion to Sergeant and above was often a long time coming..
Does the Corps still run Crypto courses at this time, especially off-line crypto systems as a back up to on-line encypherment that might fail due to technical problems.
uncle_vanya
LE
eodmatt
LE
Paronez moi, voulez vous parlez Anglais monsieur.......
К сожалению, я понятия не имею
olafthered
LE
As an old Comcen Opertor, later redesignated Data Telegraphist, I went on a 6 week Cypher Opertor course way back in 1971 or '72 after completing my B1 course as a data Telegraphist at the old 8 Sigs, Catterick. When I joined up in 1963, there was a trade group of Cypher Operator, and soldiers were normally promoted to full corporal on completion of their coruse. The problem was that cypher ops I knew were a bit long in the tooth, and promotion to Sergeant and above was often a long time coming..
Does the Corps still run Crypto courses at this time, especially off-line crypto systems as a back up to on-line encypherment that might fail due to technical problems.
The answer to that is REDACTED.
Simple really.
<wince>
Go and lift some explosive remnants of war, dear, you'll feel better. Leave the Russian, no, really, trust me on this, leave the Russian.
Notachance
LE
Tha mi baking.
eodmatt
LE
Pompous ass.
721CXT
LE
eodmatt
LE
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