What does ROGER mean?

What does ROGER mean?

• A. I have received your transmission satisfactorily.
• B. Please identify yourself on the next transmission.
• C. Stand by for further instructions.
• D. I did not receive your transmission.

Answer: (A)

ROGER means that your transmission has been received. It’s a concise acknowledgment signaling that the listener heard and understood what was sent. It doesn’t convey anything about the content of the message or what will be done next—that would be covered by another term like WILCO (will comply) or simply continuing with the next instruction. So the best way to interpret ROGER is “I have received your transmission satisfactorily.”

ROGER means that your transmission has been received. It’s a concise acknowledgment signaling that the listener heard and understood what was sent. It doesn’t convey anything about the content of the message or what will be done next—that would be covered by another term like WILCO (will comply) or simply continuing with the next instruction. So the best way to interpret ROGER is “I have received your transmission satisfactorily.”