Morse Code for Every Audience

Amateur radio still runs on Morse.

Scouting badges in dozens of countries include Morse code.

Pilots learn Morse mainly to identify navigation aids.

Morse code's most famous moments happened at sea.

When voice doesn't carry, networks fail, or you can only make sound or light, Morse code reaches further than any other signaling method.

Most modern militaries no longer require Morse code, but several special-operations and intelligence units still train operators in CW.

Morse code is one of the best secret-language games around.

Starting out? Forget memorizing a chart.

When the grid goes down, Morse code outranks every other signaling option.

Morse code can be sent through touch (short and long taps on the palm or shoulder), making it one of several communication systems used by deafblind individuals when other channels are unavailable.