[Milsurplus] Q and Z signals

[howard holden]

That should be INT ZNB

Howie WB2AWQ

And Z signals were in general use at least through 1970 in mil comms, and 
still seen today. Look at any military RTTY message, that shows up online, 
the header has typically ZNR UUUUU (the ZNR means message is cleared for 
unclassified transmissions means. A message which is classified would have 
ZNY instead of ZNR).


>From: "C. Whitaker" <whitaker at pa.net>
>Reply-To: whitaker at ieee.org
>To: milsurplus at mailman.qth.net
>Subject: Re: [Milsurplus] Q and Z signals
>Date: Wed, 07 Nov 2007 09:23:42 -0500
>
>de WB2CPN
>I didn't know that "Z" Signals were
>dropped.   Actually, I never heard of
>them until after the WWII.
>IMI ZNB
>73  Clete
>
>
>
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