Which radio code would you use to confirm a return to normal radio operations?

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

Answer: (A)

Returning to normal radio operations is communicated by saying you’re back in radio contact. This explicitly signals to everyone listening that you’re once again available on the regular channel and ready for routine traffic after a period of restriction or a special operation. It keeps the traffic clear and lets other units resume normal communications without confusion.

The other options don’t express a change back to standard operations: logging information is about recording events, not your radio status; escorting someone is a task assignment; and a bomb threat is an emergency situation that requires a different protocol.