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Australian Army Callsigns
| # |
Meaning |
| 1 |
Company or Squad |
| 2 |
Company or Squad |
| 3 |
Company or Squad |
| 4 |
Heavy Weapons |
| 5 |
Quarter Master |
| 6 |
Surveillance & Air Defence |
| 7 |
Surveillance & Air Defence |
| 8 |
Light Aid-Engineers |
| 9 |
Commander |
| Codeword |
Meaning |
| Acorn |
Intelligence |
| Bluebell |
RAEME |
| Cracker |
Locating Artillery |
| Found |
Infantry |
| Hawkeye |
Army Aviation |
| Holdfast |
Engineers |
| Ironside |
Armour |
| Molar |
Quarter Master |
| Playtime |
Transport |
| Pronto |
Signal Corps |
| Rickshaw |
Ordance |
| Seagull |
Operations Adjutant |
| Shelldrake |
Artillery |
| Starlight |
Medical |
| Sunray |
Commander |
| Sunray Minor |
Second-In-Charge |
| Watchdog |
Military Police (Provost) |
When monitoring the Army, tactical callsigns are combinations of letters and
numbers, or words. "Whiskey 7 Xray" or "Mike Bravo 4"
are examples of Army callsigns. Identification of callsigns beyond these lists
is virtually impossible, unless you are actually watching the stations
transmitting and can tag the callsigns to an individual, vehicle etc. |
