DLI. Hungarian basic courses. Misc

Author/Publisher: Defense Language Institute Date: 1974 Pages: 12+23+83+79 - Military Terminology: This volume is a field test edition of the fourth book in the BCEPAuthor/Publisher: Defense Language Institute Date: 1974 Pages: 135+134 Military Glossary series. It contains one list of military terminology (Air Force) in Hungarian, their English equivalents, as well as sample sentences and their English translations. This book is to be used as a teaching aid in the Hungarian Basic Course Enrichment Program. - Radio Procedures: This volume introduces basic radio procedures and has the following objectives: 1. to refine your skills in transcribing and translating, 2. to enable you to recognize basic radio communications procedures terms, and 3. to provide practice for recognition of basic communications procedures terms in Hungarian. It is not intended to train you here to become an operator or expert on procedures for proper use of communications equipment. It is considered essential, however, to explain certain technical terms in English to facilitate your learning of those terms in Hungarian. When you use a radio for two-way communications, such as a Citizens Band (CB) radio, and experience static, interference or other problems, you will first correct, adjust, or otherwise solve the problem, if possible; then carry on a conversation proper. The terminology used for such corrective action is the "procedures terms" of this volume. By fully understanding and thoroughly mastering these terms in Hungarian, you will be able to concentrate on the subject matter of communications, the essence of your job. - Song book - Order of Battle