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![]() wrote in message ups.com... I've heard some weird tales about how the Signal Corps used Draconian methods to quickly pound Morse into the heads of their WW2 radio ops.Stories about eight-hours-per-day seven days per weeks drills for 2-4 weeks or some such, nasty punishments for those who "didn't get it", etc. Have you ever heard any of these tales? I think the operative word is "tale" (civilian "legend"). I don't go back that far, but seems to me a draftee kid who drew Signal Corps billet would recognize a cushy job when he saw it and such "motiviation" wouldn't be needed. 73, de Hans, K0HB |
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