File:Radiogram Message Box File.png

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English: The suggested format of a Box File used for temporary storage of received radio messages, with one box labeled for each hour of the 24-hour clock. To be emptied daily.
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Source Radioman 3 & 2 training manual, NAVPERS 10228-B
Author U.S. Navy

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