Which radio code indicates a bomb threat?

• A. Back in radio contact
• B. Log information
• C. Escorting female
• D. Bomb threat

Answer: (D)

Radio codes are meant to convey situations quickly and unambiguously. When a bomb threat is reported, the broadcast should clearly indicate the nature of the threat so all units understand the risk and respond appropriately. The option that literally states “Bomb threat” best fits this purpose, because it immediately communicates the critical danger to everyone listening. The other phrases describe routine actions or unrelated tasks and wouldn’t signal the urgent threat you’re dealing with. In practice, you’d pair that declaration with location and other details to guide a coordinated response, but the essential idea is to use the code that communicates the threat directly.