!Listen to a portion of the coded Emergency Action Message, below!: #BREAKING: THEY JUST TESTED THE END OF THE WORLD SYSTEM Today, the U.S. Air Force quietly fired off a 246-character Emergency Action Message,the kind used to transmit nuclear launch codes. It was sent through the High Frequency Global Communication System. Not for you. Not for me. For the people with their fingers on the button. No one knows what it said. Could’ve been a drill. Could’ve been a warning. Could’ve been someone chec

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An "URGENT" radio transmission contains information requiring immediate action or awareness. Examples might include having located a civilian victim, loss of water in an attack line, or in this case - hoarding conditions. Some departments call these transmissions all kinds of things - "emergency traffic," "priority," etc. Those have too many syllables. URGENT is short & direct. 🎙️ Our radios have a feature where if you transmit and then press the emergency button once, it will transmit this ale