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**Chris** · 08-12-2013, 15:22

Yes, I got that COR were message fragments. The captain frequently complains that he's missing a couple and has to go back up to PD under cover of darkness to try to receive them again. I'm wondering what COR actually stands for though.

The log also uses an initial letter followed by a number to refer to a specific sonar (S) or tonal (T) contact.

Thanks for SSIXS, again, I guessed what it related to but couldn't work out what the specific initials meant.

A bit of Googling suggests you are right, RASON means Remain At Sea OverNight.

08-12-2013, 15:22	#4
Chris Trollsplatter Cable Forum Team Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North of Watford Services: Humane elimination of all common Internet pests Posts: 38,377	Re: HMS Conqueror & The Belgrano: Captain's log declassified Yes, I got that COR were message fragments. The captain frequently complains that he's missing a couple and has to go back up to PD under cover of darkness to try to receive them again. I'm wondering what COR actually stands for though. The log also uses an initial letter followed by a number to refer to a specific sonar (S) or tonal (T) contact. Thanks for SSIXS, again, I guessed what it related to but couldn't work out what the specific initials meant. A bit of Googling suggests you are right, RASON means Remain At Sea OverNight.