Wirelessly transmitted

Usage examples of radioed.

An urgent contact report was radioed to the screen commander twenty miles away.

A single MiG got a radar contact off a retreating jamming aircraft and radioed Keflavik, only to learn from his ground controllers that nothing was on the scopes out to a range of three hundred kilometers.

The other exploded in midair as the surviving wingman radioed a warning.

One of the latter spotted a three-plane Vic of Badgers heading southwest and radioed a warning.

Finally one aircraft got a surface radar contact and radioed a position.

His orders made perfectly good sense, and he radioed instructions to the divisional commander.

Max was also picked up quickly, for a pilot from Tay Ninh just happened to be coming to Bien Hoa anyway and had been radioed to give him a lift back.

Those muzzle flashes were picked up by a sharp-eyed gunner who radioed the convoy commander.

At the radioed command, the pickup bird began moving toward the beleaguered team.

A long message was being radioed from Tokyo to Nomura and Kurusu in Washington instructing them to call on Secretary Hull at precisely 1 P.

Hitler promptly radioed back, telling Paulus to move his headquarters into the city and form a hedgehog defense.

Paulus radioed that they would need a minimum of 750 tons of supplies a day flown in.

Monte radioed back that he will attack Teterboro Airport within forty-eight hours.

West and Ike had radioed that they were up to their butts in creepie-crawlers, literally coming out of the woodwork.

West sent a patrol over to the Columbia University complex and upon their return radioed an urgent request for Ben to come down.