[Fists] From Tony G3ZRJ: US WW2 instructions for using a hand morse key film

[D.J.J. Ring, Jr.]

Forwarded from the Yahoo FISTS group written by Tony Roskilly, G3ZRJ one of
the finest Morse operators I've ever known.  This US Navy produced video is
priceless in sage advice on hand sending.  It is highly recommended and I
believe everyone should see this or if you've seen it before, see it again
as it is an excellent video.  I can think of nothing that was omitted from
these instructions.  The video makes it very easy to understand what I and
others have tried to put into words.

From: Tony <g3zrj.morsekey at btinternet.com>
Date: Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 2:40 PM
Subject: [fistscw] US WW2 instructions for using a hand morse key film
To: fistscw at yahoogroups.com

Hi All,
the link was posted on the SKCC reflector, I thought all might be
interested in seeing how the USA ops were trained.
Please not the different technique from our European style with the key
at the edge of the desk.
73 Tony G3ZRJ 7727

http://www.archive.org/details/gov.dod.dimoc.23735
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