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3:09Now PlayingMilitary radios are half-duplex machines. Half-duplex means that, unlike a cell phone, the radio cannot both transmit and receive at the same time. Pressing a button on the radio’s handset lets you transmit your message to everyone monitoring the radio network. But it also prevents you from receiving transmissions from anyone else. While you talk, you can’t hear what anyone else says. You receive transmissions from others only after you stop speaking into the radio, release the button on the handset, and cease transmitting.
Like a half-duplex radio, you cannot receive transmissions from anyone else whenever you are in transmit mode. You can’t hear what anyone else is saying as long as you are speaking. You can’t listen to them.
Leif Babin is a former Navy SEAL officer, co-author of the New York Times best-sellers, “Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win” and “The Dichotomy of Leadership.” He is President/Co-founder of Echelon Front, a premier leadership training and education firm.
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www.echelonfront.com
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