Which term instructs the recipient to disregard the transmission?

Which term instructs the recipient to disregard the transmission?

• A. Affirmative
• B. Go Ahead
• C. Disregard
• D. I say again

Answer: (C)

In radiotelephony and drone command communications, standard terms control how a message is treated. The word that tells the recipient to ignore a previous transmission is Disregard. It signals that the prior message should not be acted on and is effectively canceled. This is important when a message turns out to be in error or is superseded by a new instruction, preventing you from carrying out the wrong action. After a disregard, a new, correct directive may follow. By comparison, affirmatives indicate understanding and compliance, go ahead invites you to proceed, and I say again is used to repeat the same message for clarity.

In radiotelephony and drone command communications, standard terms control how a message is treated. The word that tells the recipient to ignore a previous transmission is Disregard. It signals that the prior message should not be acted on and is effectively canceled. This is important when a message turns out to be in error or is superseded by a new instruction, preventing you from carrying out the wrong action. After a disregard, a new, correct directive may follow. By comparison, affirmatives indicate understanding and compliance, go ahead invites you to proceed, and I say again is used to repeat the same message for clarity.