What is "radioman"

Usage examples of "radioman".

OFF severmorsk naval complex USS allentown As the radioman handed Commander Henry Duckett the flash message, he felt the eyes of the crewmen on him, awaiting word to launch the Javelins.

Enemy aircraft inbound from the northeast and east of Davao, " the radioman reported.

Les reminded himself to scrounge his own clip off a radioman or a field-telephone operator or somebody else who messed around with wires.

He called to his radioman to get a message off to the LISDF headquarters at Hampton Bays, some thirty-five miles away, telling them of the situation.

Bending over and twisting her body so that she was facing to the rear into the crew compartment of her Bradley, Kozak called out to Specialist Paul Paden, her radioman.

Somebody stuck his head into the compartment where Johnson was rubbernecking: Danny Perez, one of the radiomen who'd helped show the world a sardonic face while the space station stayed in orbit.

As soon as the radiomen set their radios on the table, Zack stripped off his heavy mittens, cocked his helmet back on his head, and grabbed the hand mike of the radio set on the battalion command net.

With a chill running along the back of his neck, Talavera realized that the captain had just died, before his radioman could learn whether or not his explanation had been believed.

Ron Holt, his radioman, had taken charge of the troop transport table.

The radioman twisted his white cap in his hands and gave the ensign a frightened look.