text: Chapter 6
  Incoming Messages from Team
  6-41. When the BRS receives a message from a team, it is logged and forwarded to the operations
  section for decryption. Intelligence reports are generally sent directly to the BRS located at the COB, then
  to the BFSB S-2 fusion element and the R&S squadron S-2 after being logged and examined by the LRSC
  TOC. The LRSC TOC neither delays nor changes any intelligence report. Sometimes, the AOB BRS
  receives a message that the COB BRS does not receive. When this happens, the AOB logs the message and
  sends it, exactly as received, by the fastest, most secure means to the COB (Figure 6-3).
  Outgoing Messages to Team
  6-42. The LRSC operations section formats and encrypts any message going out to a team. The BRS
  then transmits it during that team's next scheduled communication time after the BRS team chief ensures
  the message is properly formatted.
  Figure 6-3. Communications data wire diagram.
  Code Words or Letters
  6-43. Code words or letters are used by transmitting stations to send vital information quickly, and in a
  secure manner. These letters and code words are given to the team during mission planning. They keep
  transmissions short. They inform the receiving station of the situation on the ground without long
  descriptions. Code words are also used to send vital information in a secure manner. Without knowledge of
  the meaning of the code words/ code letters, the meaning of message will not be known to any intercepting
  station or person.