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English: Example page of the BAMS Radio station list The BAMS system was a message transmission protocol, used by the USA and Great Britain, during World War II to securely transmit messages to convoys and other merchant ships on the high seas. This image is page 1 of the British and US radion stations that were used in the communication. |
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| Source | navy-radio.com/manuals/dnc5/dnc5-1944-app8-merchant.pdf |
| Author | US Navy Department Office of Chief of Naval Operations. |
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