COMMUNICATION PROCEDURE AND BASIC RADIO OPERATION
By the end of this lesson the Explorer will be able to: 1 . Describe the proper method of safeguarding a portable radio 2. Explain how a Gall to 911 reaches its final destination, the police officer 3. Define the terms "Hazardous" and "Sensitive" location 4. Explain the reason Radio Code Signals are used in communication 5.
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