10 14 prowler report - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Code 1 - ANSWER At your convenience Code 2 - ANSWER Urgent (no red lights/siren) Code 3 - ANSWER Emergency (Use red lights/siren) Code 4 - ANSWER No further assistance needed Code 5 - ANSWER Stakeout Code 6M - ANSWER Misdemeanor warrant Code 6F - ANSWER Felony warrant Code 6A&D - ANSWER Armed and dangerous Code 7 - ANSWER Mealtime Code 8 - ANSWER fire alarm Code 10 - ANSWER Bomb threat Code 20 - ANSWER Officer needs assistance: Urgent Code 22 - ANSWER Hold Cod...

10-1 - answer-Signal Weak 10-2 - answer-Signal Good 10-3 - answer-Stop Transmitting 10-4 - answer-Affirmative (OK) 10-5 - answer-Relay (to) 10-6 - answer-Busy 10-7 - answer-Out-of-Service 10-8 - answer-In Service 10-9 - answer-Say Again (Repeat) 10-10 - answer-Negative 10-12 - answer-Stand by (Stop) 10-13 - answer-Existing Conditions 10-14 - answer-Message/Information 10-15 - answer-Message Delivered 10-16 - answer-Reply to Message 10-17 - answer-En r...

United States Military Academy NAVY PPME-PPME (ENL) BLOCK 4 HOW THE NAVY THINKS ABOUT WARThe American Way of War Although regular army forces participated in the hostilities, the Spanish American War was seen as a victory by militia (“volunteer”) forces and proof that the United States didn’t need to maintain a large standing army. True Congress was unwilling to expend the funds necessary to maintain a large standing army during the latter part of the 19th century because _______...