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                QWK  QDG FM 4/2 TO NEXT QWK
                FM 00.00 TO 13.00 QSW 10713/8118/13541
                FM 13.00 TO 24.00 QSW 18053/16491/13541
 
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To show you the similarity in traffic on both the European and the North
American sides, I quote a piece of a transmission from Moscow to -I guess-
DKR:
 
 GXWHQ UJBAZ FZLCV WNEGK JZAHF MWZIJ WNEZO QQKLN WKTUS YUSJZ
 HIOUK JBUPV SKLBI JVTCW KPZJW UTUUT
 
 OM PSE SEE TIKAS
 HR RPT AGN
 
 
 04.00-06.00
 QRG 1  18565/16058/15683/13466/12158/11028/10328/8487/8178/7537
 QRG 2  14578/11536/11134/8043/7867/7376/6888/5414/5858/5021
 06.00-14.00
 QRG 1  23170/22825/21860/18587/20071/18234/15683/14578/16337/12158
 QRG 2  18234/18573/18617/17488/18364/13466/11028/10218/8877/7833
 14.00-18.00
 QRG 1  12131/15733/17488/16337/18617/16184/18308/14486/16058/11614
 QRG 2  7814/10315/12188/11028/12188/11536/12131/8203/8843/5478
 18.00-04.00
 QRG 1  10512/10218/11068/8815/10707/8826/8487/7608/7885/5858
 QRG 2  6885/6888/7376/6884/6885/6888/5836/5015/5771/4526
 
 
 OK ?
 WRK FM 01 11 80 KWK QUW TO NEXT QWK
 ALL OK?
 PSE ALL QSP TIKAS
 NIL
 PSE QSL
 CFM
 
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QSL messages which always bear a 11199 as the first group in the
preamble, and begin with 55555. Recently a startling message was
sent by YBU. It seems to be the first un-enciphered code ever seen
on the Brotherhood. Here is the entire message:
 
 11199 00148 00000 20269 01759
 
 55555 77011 99641 99749 99736 99719 99726 99667 99635 99749
 99736 99710 99750 99736 99751 99762 99640 99607 99749 99736
 99748 99749 99736 44326 99736 99612 99721 99736 99705 99736
 99678 99736 99688 99744 99641 99744 99641 99635 99696 99696
 99641 99655 44326 99736 99607 99704 99737 99688 99744 99641
 99744 99750 99750 99696 99641 99768 99655 44326 99736 99704
 99664 99751 99688 99744 99641 99744 99750 99750 99696 99750
 99635 99655 44326 99607 99751 99698 99737 99639 99744 99750
 99721 99688 99721 99641 99750 99744 99750 99641 99636 99744
 99736 99711 99649 99736 99635 99696 99736 99656 99736 99635
 99641 99736 99749 99750 99749 99736 99719 99756 99740 99736
 99687 99736 99612 99721 99736 99705 99736 99678 99749 99677
 99736 99612 99736 99649 99635 99696 99736 99683 99696 99696
 99639 99696 99750 99681 99736 99656 99736 99765 99635 99639
 99765 99721 99681 99655 99736 99612 99736 99649 99635 99641
 99683 99750 99768 99639 99750 99636 99681 99749 99765 99749
 99736 99724 99742 99736 99725 99640 99647 99751 99676 99775
 99747 99601 99747 99749
 
Analysis shows that starting at the third group, this message
uses a trinomial (3-digit) code. When sent as 5F groups, the
first two digits of each 5F group are null's. All of the code
groups begin with either a 6 or a 7 except for the one group
(repeated three times in the message) which uses 44 as the null's.
 
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What do you think of this chatter by NDO's operator:
 
"SULTAN BORN DOTHER (3500/54)" good example of bad English; I
assume the 3500/54 is the weight and length in metric of the new
born daughter.
 
 
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Chapter 3: Link-id's and Callsigns <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
 
 
Brotherhood link-id's and callsigns. The '*' marks stations that also
appeared on the RCF traffic lists.
 
   Link   Callsign   Remarks                     RCF
   ====== ========== =========================== ===
          RAD
          ACD                                     *
          BLA                                     *
          BNV                                     *
          BXL                                     *
          DPL                                     *
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