6.3M views · 12K reactions | This is an amazing story of an incredibly brave and smart soldier who was fighting in the Vietnam war, and ended up being held captive as a POW. He seized an opportunity while being interviewed by a foreign journalist, and sent a secret decoded morse code message through a series of blinks in hopes that the US military would send help! Watch and find out what happened to this brave soldier in our new exciting video. | The Infographics Show | Facebook

40K views · 541 reactions | Master Morse Code: Speed, Weight, and Why It Matters! From 5 WPM to 20 WPM, Morse code speed and weight can make or break your CW game. Learn why lighter calls like N5 EEE are faster than KQ0 XYZ—and how to master both. Watch the full guide to Morse code mastery here: https://youtu.be/IF8pXroINrI #HamRadio #MorseCode #CW #WPM #skills #learn | Ham Radio Prep | Facebook

Happy Learn Your Name In Morse Code Day! On January 11, 1838, Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail transmitted the first successful telegraph message. Morse developed in the 1830s what became known as Morse Code, the primary language used in the transmission of messages using an electric telegraph machine. The telegraph, using Morse Code, is intimately tied to the development of Sacramento starting in the 1850s. In 1854, the Alta Telegraph Company built a telegraph line between Sacramento and Nevada Cit