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I have just created this page, while I haven't got *great* references for it, *this is an actual practice* that is currently done by many US officers to honour the dead. I'd not heard of it before, so seemed like a good idea to make a page for it. If you do find some more references, please add. Been depecited on Elemetary, may be other shows, not sure.
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I’ve recently gotten my ham radio license, and I’ve learned that this practice is also done in some ham radio communities. It seems that it’s sometimes referred to as a “final 73” or “silent key” ceremony. This last name come from the fact that the deceased ham is called a “silent key,” referring to the Morse code term for an operator that has left the air. Friendsfreak0 (talk) 06:20, 3 December 2024 (UTC)Reply
