communications officer
Ship's radio operator
A communications officer manages information flow within an organization, handling press relations, public statements, and internal messaging.
In military and naval contexts, the role focuses on operating and maintaining communication equipment and systems: The communications officer reported that radio contact had been lost.
Corporate communications officers craft messaging strategy and serve as organizational spokespersons.
- radioElectromagnetic wave receiver
- radio silenceAbsence of broadcast communication
- transmitterSignal-emitting device
- signalMessage-conveying cue
- dispatchSend with speed
distress call · bridge · flight deck · hailing · frequency · open channel · secure line · static · Uhura · comms · relay · broadcast · antenna · headset · channel · Morse · mayday · intercept
- military jobssoldier, infantryman, marine, sailor, combat medic
- ship crewsailor, seaman, crewman, deckhand, first mate
- crew memberscaptain, deckhand, seaman, pilot, sailor
- Air Force Rolesairman, colonel, general, major, lieutenant
- military communicationsradio, walkie-talkie, radio operators, signal flags, morse code
- Navy Jobssailor, seaman, submariner, ensign, lieutenant
communications officerinfantry officer
Military leader of foot soldiers
line officer · rifleman · weapons officer · artillery officer · combat medic
communications officerintelligence officer
Clandestine information gatherer
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