airborne is a cq shift in the army.
airborne is a cq shift in the army.
what is a cq shift in the army?
airborne
charge of quarters, commonly called cq, functions in a somewhat similar manner. cq shifts rotate throughout the entire company, with just two recruits from the company staying awake per shift. the actual charge of quarters is the drill sergeant and the pair of recruits staying awake are the "runners", meaning that they perform tasks for the cq. they perform some of the same duties as the fire guard shift. only the cq on duty is permitted to open the barracks doors and the runners must alert the cq if someone else attempts to enter or leave the barracks.









































section::::overview.:hands-on training.
united states army basic training
published by cq communications, the title is based on the cq call; the publication is not associated with the similarly named japanese magazine "cq ham radio".









































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"cq amateur radio" organizes, adjudicates, and publishes the results of several annual radio competitions, including the cq world wide 160-meter contest, the cq world wide wpx contest, the cq world wide rtty contest, the cq world wide rtty wpx contest, the cq world wide dx contest, and the cq world wide vhf contest. all of these contests allow participation by amateur radio operators in any country of the world.
cq amateur radio