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I wonder if anyone would've picked it up? You would have to listen to the song over and over. Then figure out morse code and what letter each signal represented
by curiously 12y ago
I wonder if anyone would've picked it up? You would have to listen to the song over and over. Then figure out morse code and what letter each signal represented.
- philwelch 12y agoIf you know Morse code already it's probably something you can work out in real time in your head.
- gonzo 12y agoIf you know Morse code already, you just hear it.
- anigbrowl 12y agoSoldiers learn Morse code as part of their training. It's still in widespread use, and required for any sort of advanced sailing license.
- BillySquid 12y agoFormer Colombian soldier over here, at that time, only radio operators were trained in Morse code; regular soldiers would have a hard time to get the message.
- jacalata 12y agoWhat proportion of soldiers would have learned it?
- BillySquid 12y agoAbout one per squad (1/13)
- anigbrowl 12y agoThanks for the interesting correction! I imagined it would be common for all soldiers as Morse can also be used to signal with a flashlight etc..