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- Familygram abstract "A familygram is a personal message sent to a sailor of the United States Navy on a submarine by their families. Because submarines normally maintain radio silence to avoid detection, personal messages from the 'outside world' are severely restricted. Familygrams were originally limited to 15 words, though later as many as 50 words were permitted. Content was also severely restricted. Familygrams were not private communications. Familygrams were scanned for content before being transmitted, and scanned again before delivery to the intended recipients. There are many examples of such familygrams on the Internet, dating from the Vietnam War and earlier.The term is also used colloquially by families wishing to communicate news to friends and extended family via printed or email newsletters.".
- Familygram wikiPageExternalLink index.html.
- Familygram wikiPageID "6672865".
- Familygram wikiPageRevisionID "594311262".
- Familygram hasPhotoCollection Familygram.
- Familygram subject Category:Telegrams.
- Familygram subject Category:United_States_Navy.
- Familygram type Abstraction100002137.
- Familygram type Communication100033020.
- Familygram type Message106253690.
- Familygram type Telegram106622709.
- Familygram type Telegrams.
- Familygram comment "A familygram is a personal message sent to a sailor of the United States Navy on a submarine by their families. Because submarines normally maintain radio silence to avoid detection, personal messages from the 'outside world' are severely restricted. Familygrams were originally limited to 15 words, though later as many as 50 words were permitted. Content was also severely restricted. Familygrams were not private communications.".
- Familygram label "Familygram".
- Familygram sameAs m.0ggvjt.
- Familygram sameAs Q5433415.
- Familygram sameAs Q5433415.
- Familygram sameAs Familygram.
- Familygram wasDerivedFrom Familygram?oldid=594311262.
- Familygram isPrimaryTopicOf Familygram.