Morse Shorthand

Tactical codes:

EEEE (position grid optional) -> We are diving, enemy at (position optional)

EEST (U-Boat number) -> Status report needed for U-(number)

EEGG (U-Boat number) -> Status nominal for U-(Number)

EESS (position grid) -> We need help at (position)!

EEHS -> Conducting hydrophone sweep, standby for updates.

____________________________________________________________

Below is for enigma encryption, if desired.

____________________________________________________________

WARNING: The encoded message was from a software simulation I had lying around, and may not translate 100% in-game

This guide is to introduce a trick for fast communication in game.

To start, set your enigma to the rotor settings you wish, then type the last trigram for the final rotor positions.

For example:

IBB IFC -> RPI

Then type four A's in a row once you have put the first two trigrams in the message:

AAAA -> SIRE

This is our signal for the other operator to look up the codes at the beginning of this guide.

Then compose the message, say:

We are diving, enemy at AN4956.

To do so, look up the meaning of the message in the code section, which means we get the code EEEE.

The message now looks something like this:

IBB IFC <- (Sent as-is)

SIRE HIND HVSH LR <- (Encoded message from enigma machine)

Send the message now via radio.

To add codes to this guide, DM me on discord @Aquila#2047