In modern times, Morse code continued to be in extensive use in the military and in certain civilian and commercial enterprises, even after it began to die in the era of Teletype, computer and ...

Explore the fascinating integration of Morse code in music and games, featuring iconic examples from Rush, Beethoven, Dream ...

A husband and wife briefly escaped from a secure memory unit at an assisted living facility in Lebanon last month by using military experience with Morse code to decipher and memorize the code to ...

The man said he had previously worked with Morse code in the military, and his ear was trained enough to figure out the code on the pad from the noise it made. He reportedly duplicated the numbers ...

"Both the Union and Confederate armies heavily relied on Morse code during the Civil War," the Army said in a news release. "President Abraham Lincoln utilized it to receive military intelligence ...

In 1825, he was in Washington D.C. painting a picture of the Marquis de Lafayette, who was a French military ... Morse and a man named Alfred Vail developed a system that today is called Morse code.

There are military, railroad, ham and even newspaper (stories used to be sent by “wire”) codes. Elsewhere in the world, Morse code continues to beep out a living. Some railroads in developing ...

Skills learned in the military helped an injured man communicate with his wife across a rocky beach using only his flashlight in 2017. Perhaps the most notable modern use of Morse code was by Navy ...

dropped its requirement that beginner operators be proficient in Morse code; it’s also no longer regularly employed by military and maritime users, who had relied on Morse code as their main ...

morse code. The staccato streams of tones that would be instantly recognisable to a railroad man from more than 150 years ago are still in use by the Russian military in the Ukraine war.