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== Prowords == | == Prowords == | ||
Fleet commanders and others may use [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procedure_word procedure words] (known as prowords) which are short words or phrases used in a standardised way to communicate a fuller meaning. Some prowords (''roger; over'') will be familiar from so-called real life: others (''jump, jump, jump; hold on contact'') will only be heard in Eve. Examples of both types are given below. Further examples of verbal (or written) commands can be found under [[Fleet Terminology]]. | Fleet commanders and others may use [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procedure_word procedure words] (known as prowords) which are short words or phrases used in a standardised way to communicate a fuller meaning. Some prowords (''roger; over'') will be familiar from so-called real life: others (''jump, jump, jump; hold on contact'') will only be heard in Eve. Examples of both types are given below. Further examples of verbal (or written) commands can be found under [[Fleet Terminology]]. Note that the prowords '''Over''' and '''Out''' should not normally be used in E-Uni fleets. They add little extra information and use up valuable airtime. | ||
=== Conventional prowords === | |||
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! Proword !!align=left| Meaning !!align=left| Example | |||
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|align=left| '''Correct''' ||You are correct, or what you have transmitted is correct. || | |||
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|align=left| '''Correction''' ||I have made a mistake in transmission. Will restart with the last correct word. ||''Fleet, warp Fredagod, correction, warp Eygfe'' | |||
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|align=left| '''Do you copy''' || Have you received and understood my message? || | |||
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|align=left| '''Exempt''' ||The addressees immediately following are exempted from the collective call. ||''Fleet, all squads exempt squad 2 warp to zero on target and engage'' | |||
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|align=left| '''Figures''' ||Numbers follow||''Command, Hawkeye: War target is at figures one five zero from the gate'' | |||
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|align=left| '''I say again''' || Repetition for emphasis || ''Fleet, lock target but do not open fire, I say again do not open fire.'' | |||
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|align=left| '''I spell''' || I am about to spell out a word in the phonetic alphabet. || ''Command, Hawkeye: war target has jumped to system, I spell, Charlie dash Victor Golf Yankee Oscar.'' | |||
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|align=left| '''Roger''' || || | |||
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|align=left| '''Say again''' || || | |||
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|align=left| '''Wait''' || || | |||
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|align=left| '''Wait out''' || || | |||
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|align=left| '''Wilco''' || || | |||
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=== Eve-specific prowords === | |||
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! Proword !!align=left| Meaning !!align=left| Example | |||
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|align=left| '''Align''' || || | |||
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|align=left| '''Defensive gate camp''' || || | |||
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|align=left| '''Hold on contact''' || || | |||
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|align=left| '''Hold cloak''' || || | |||
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|align=left| '''Jump, jump, jump''' || || | |||
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|align=left| '''Offensive gatecamp''' || || | |||
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|align=left| '''Warp''' || || | |||
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|align=left| '''Warp to (figure)''' || || | |||
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== Phonetics == | |||
=== Letters === | |||
In the case of unusual names (eg for systems or pilots) it may be necessary to spell out a word. The table below shows the internationally agreed [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_phonetic_alphabet phonetic alphabet] which may be useful. Words are spelled out letter by letter, so for example Eygfe is spelled out ''Echo, Yankee, Golf, Foxtrot, Echo'' (and not ''E-Echo, Y-Yankee, G-Golf'' etc...) If you are about to spell out a name, it may be helpful to use the proword '''I spell''' to warn people that phonetic alphabet is coming, thus: ''Warp to Eygfe, I spell: Echo, Yankee, Golf...'' | In the case of unusual names (eg for systems or pilots) it may be necessary to spell out a word. The table below shows the internationally agreed [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO_phonetic_alphabet phonetic alphabet] which may be useful. Words are spelled out letter by letter, so for example Eygfe is spelled out ''Echo, Yankee, Golf, Foxtrot, Echo'' (and not ''E-Echo, Y-Yankee, G-Golf'' etc...) If you are about to spell out a name, it may be helpful to use the proword '''I spell''' to warn people that phonetic alphabet is coming, thus: ''Warp to Eygfe, I spell: Echo, Yankee, Golf...'' | ||
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Numbers are pronounced in the folowing way | === Numbers === | ||
Numbers are pronounced in the folowing way, preceded by the proword '''Figures'''. | |||
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