What is the appropriate form of radio communication between PSD members?

• A. Copy that, over.
• B. you, you, me
• C. Radio silence
• D. All clear

Answer: (B)

In PSD radio communication, messages must be clear, direct, and easy to act on, especially when multiple team members are listening. The phrase you, you, me provides a simple, explicit way to identify who is being addressed and who is speaking, which helps ensure the correct person replies and reduces the chance of miscommunication in a busy channel. It establishes who should respond and keeps the interaction tightly focused on the right participants. Other options either function as generic acknowledgments or status indicators rather than directing the next action, or they introduce conventions (like “over”) that aren’t as effective for immediate, unambiguous coordination in this context.