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Collection of Secret Codes SECRET n? 737 MUST NOT PALL INTO HANDS OP BMBMT MEMORIZE THIS GROUP: "DAM—Code Lost." FIELD CODE No.l Precede every message in this code by "PCI" This book has been issued To for official use under his direction only. Bv COMMAND OF GENERAL PERSHING : JAMBS W. McANDREW, Chief of Staff. Official: ROBERT C. DAVIS, Adjutant General. A SECRET EMERGENCY CODE LIST To be used only with Field Code No. 1. To be issued down to companies. To be used only for communications with'n divisions. To be completely destroyed, by burning, when in danger of capture oi code has been issued. Precede Every Message in This Code by "C 1" About to advance... BY A B... Left Ammunition exhausted. FB AF... Enemy machine gun fire s. Arc advancing. .PX AG... Gas is being released At...S\ A P. .Stretcher bearers needed Attack failed. ..BM AV... Recall work ng party Attack successful . PF AW. .Casualties heavy Barrage wanted... XF AX... Using gas shells* Be ready to attack... ZF AZ. .Relief completed Being relieved XA BD...How is everything Captured. .CB BF... Right Casualties heavy... AW BJ. .Situation serious Casualties light... FZ RM. .Attack failed Center. .PB BP... Enemy trenches Entmy...FC BS... Raiders have left Enemy barrage commenced. PV BX... Falling back Enemy fire has destroyed. .. SP BY... About to advance Enemy machine gun fire serious ... A F CA... Everything O. K. Enemy trenches . BP CB... Captured Everything O. K...CA CM. .Reinforcements needed Everything quiet. .XG CP. .Need water B\" Falling . back. CX. .Machine gun ammunition need«»d is . Gas be ng released. .AC CZ. .Objective reached Have broken through... S FA. .Not ready How is everything. .BD FB. Ammuntion exhausted Increase range. .SB FC. .Enemy Left...AB FM...Our art llery is shelling us Look out for signal... SZ FS.. .Using high explosive shell*. Machine gun ammunition needed... CX FX. .Stopped Message not understood. .. PO FY. .Situation improving Message received. .ZX FZ. .Casualties light Near. .SM PB.. .Center Need water. .CP PF. ..Attack successful Not ready... FA PG... Strong attack Objective* reached. .CZ PM. .Trenches Our. ..XP TO... Message not understood Our artillery is shel'inj KM PV. ..Enemy barrage common. -d Raiders have left...BS PX. ..Are advancing Recall working party.. .AV SA. ..Have broken through T Reinforcements needed. ..CM SB. ncrease range Relief being sent...XY SC. .Troops Re'ief completed. .AZ SF. ..Tank stuck R : fle ammunition needed.. -\B SM...Ncar Right... BF SP... Enemy Are has destroyed Rush. ..ZP S\ ... At Situation . improving. FY SZ...Look out for signal Situation serious. .BJ XA.'. .Being Relieved Stopped. .FX XB... Rifle ammunition needed Stretcher hearers needed.. A P XF. Barrage wanted Strong . attack. PG ? G. .Everything quiet Tank stuck.. .SF XP...Our " Trenches. PM >*Y. Rel'ef being sent Trenches have been occupied. /..I ZB...Wire entanglements destroyed Troops. .SC ZF. ..Be ready to attack Using gas shells... AX ZJ ... Trenches have been occupied Using high explosive shells... FS ZP. .Bush Wire entanglements destroyed... ZB Z v ... Message received INSTRUCTIONS 1. This code book, to be known as "Field Code No, 1", is issued to division, brigade, regimental and battalion head- quarters of your division. Whether or not it is issued to neighboring divisions must be determined by you before you send them telegrams encoded by its use. (See G. O. No. 172, G. H. Q. American E. F., 1918.) 2. IN CASE OF LOSS OF THIS BOOK, NOTIFY SUPERIOR AUTHORITY AT ONCE. BURN IF IN DANGER OF CAPTURE. 3. Coded messages sent by telephone will be preceded by "FC1". If transmission is difficult, use the following telephone alphabet, authorized by G. O. No. 103, 1918: A—Able N—Nan B—Boy O—Opal C—Cast P—Pup D—Dock Q—Quack E—Easv R—Rush F—Fox S—Sail G—George T—Tare H—Have U—Unit I —Item V—Vice J—Jig \V—Watch K—King X—X-ray • L—Love Y—Yoke M—Mike Z—Zed Example: If the operator receives "buy" as "vie," and difficulty is experienced in distinguishing "B" from "V," "buy" "may be spelled "boy-u-3r ." 4. Coded messages sent by telegraph or radio will be pre- ceded by the group "FC1." 5. The use of this code for regular routine reports should be limited to actual necessities. Such reports should be trans- mitted by other means than radio or earth-telegraphy. 6. Avoid use of words not in code book when other word> with same significance are provided. Words spelled out, letter by letter, not only take time to code, transmit and decode, but they are one of the favorite points of attack by enemy code men. 7. Where two or more code groups are assigned the same letter, syllabic, word or phrase, first one and then another should be used so that in a series of messages each occurs about tne same number of times. In particular, no group should ever appear twice in the same message. 8. At least one group marketj "Null" should be used for every ten code groups in a message. These should be placed at irregular intervals. A "Null" should always occur between double letters; thus, the word "boot" would be encoded: (bi (o) (Null) (o) (t) AWK CUF NAW PCU JAK Note that different groups are used for letter "0." 9. In messages sent by radio or earth-telegraphy, addresses will be used only when context of message does not indicate for whom intended. When used, they must be in code. 10. Signatures must be in code if message is sent by radio or earth-telegraphy. Usually it will be sufficient to indicate origin by some word in code book previously agreed upon by each commander and his immediate subordinates. 11. The message handed Signal Corps operator should bi- in the following form on any suitable paper: "No. 1. 15:40 FC1 AWK CUF NAW PCU JAK Send this message to First Division. J. M. Capt., 1st Infantry." 12. Items should always appear in the following order: (a) Number of message. (b) Hour of signature. (c) Group designating code used. (d) Body of message. ('e) Order directing transmission. Order directing transmission may also indicate means to be employed when deemed necessary by the commanding officer, but this will, in general, be left to the discretion of the Signal Corps. 13. Blank spaces at end of book are for use of divisions for designation of organizations and local geographical points, or for such other use as may be desired. Words assigned will be reported to Corps, Army and General Headquarters, and to neighboring divisions 14. Bead G. O. No. 103, G. H. Q. American E. F., 1918, before using this code. 15. For the convenience of officers having occasion to use it the "Emergency Code List," which has been issued to companies, is published in the front of this book. ENCODING SECTION 00. 4.2...MPJ air. .BOG 4.7...DYB -al.. .GOM 5. 9... QMS alert. .SBA 6-inch. .JOR all. .DWP..KSB 9.2. .VSD all communications cut...YJX 9.45. .MAW concerned. .FAV 9.5. ..KBX all all objectives reached. .LEW 155 .. SKC . .ZBJ 240. ..XJM all points. all ready. .NUK -A- all returned. .CAR . A. .WNA. .PJO. .FGL. .GSD all right. .QEF . abandon . RPS all stations. .GWM able. ..XGA all well. .RBO . .OBR about. .GMO all your messages received. about to advance. .YXO alone. .DCM above. .VPX along. .MGX. .NSA -ac. ..KVO also. .MXV accident. .PUX alter. .FWY accidently wounded ... SXP altogether. .OPS according. .LBW always. .NEB accurate. .RFA Nulls: am. .OGS. .YBA. .OSJ acknowledge . SNO VXK am not . JPC act...BWY XPN ambulance. .PET action... LOK NPO American. .SXB. .JYG active. OSV. .CBP WJM ammunition. .SNV. .RMX activity. .FPX. .OBW PNR ammunition for . .SWB. .VYF -ad. .JAB among . PYN adjoining. .XWA an. .WUX. .GOW. .WYO. .QSB adjust. .FOK ance. .WPR . Adjutant. JGS and. .GKX. .MBJ. .APE advance. .PBR. .DYL and the . LAN advancing. .CUM. .RWK angle. .AWC advantage. .BOP answer. .FWA. .BMJ advisable . CJY ant...CFV Nulls: advise. .YSO. .AXB antenna. .DGX FAT advise when completed. .MUD anti-aircraft. .XSU JWY aero . QBP any...DSB PWX . aeroplane. .'.ANX. .NBS apparatus . JES NGB . aeroplane reports. .QXY apparent . PJX WAS after. .BKS appear. .DYW afternoon. JSY approach. .CSB again. .MCA approve. .FGO against. .DPS approximate. .SCF age. .KBO approximately. .FES. .MPW agree . GBF April. .FOB aim. .FGC -ar. .YPV -com.JYP. .QOY -en. .FPC. .XFP. .MYL -con. .DGF. .JWX -er.. .AMY. .PAM. .DOT -dis. .KGX. .WUJ -es.. .DWX. .RPA. .FBJ -ed. .SKP. .QAJ. .JAV -ing.. .ABG. .KSM. .MPB are. .XJG. .RAN. .WBM blue. .AXV camouflage. .WBX blue rocket. .DCW can. ..PSB. .BKX board. .GEF can be . VYL boat. .BOX Canadian. .RFO body. .NCB canal. .ASG bomb. .YFG. .DYM Nulls: cancel. .GPC bombard. .MOK PCA cannot. .BLP. .MEN. .GNP bombardment . PAG JPM Captain. .DUL bombing . FCV SWP captive balloon. .GBU bombing plane. .JWA SAR capture. .KGW both...RYF OCA captured. .FJO. .FPN. .LGF bottom. .OBL car. .NWA. .XUJ box. .KGP carry. .BWO branch. .YWO cartridge. .ORB break... OWL case . PJB bridge. .VXO casualties. .CFP. .SOL bridgehead. .SXW. .QEV casualties heavy. .RMJ Brigade. .WNO. .VPN. .QVC casualties light... SCU Brigade Headquarters. .VJM. .GKC Cavalry. .JBP . bring. .LYK. .XGV cease. .SOV . bringing. .GUF center. .YMS. .SUY British. .XBA. .XPA centimeter (s)...GV0 . broken. .WSJ -ch. .PUG . brought. .KVY change . VJS brown . VEG charge... CUT Nnlls: Browning Machine Gun...P0W chasse...VNO YJM . build. .VPF Chauchat. .RAV BED . bullet. .BUD chief . .VCJ. .CMK GEX burn . SMY Chief of Staff... VAF DYN burst. .YUS cipher... MAP ZAB but. .SUK. .CBJ clear. .VON buzzer phone .
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