R.T.O. Stands for Radio Telephone Operator. Traditionally the RTO was just the guy that's designated to carry the radio. It was extremely heavy and whoever was charged with making radio transmissions was usually high ranking and wasn't going to lug it around. In today's Army the R.T.O. doesn't really have much of a position, several elements carry smaller much lighter versions of the radio and support vehicles serve as relay stations. You might still find an R.T.O. working inside a command post tracking elements moving through the area of operations.
Radio Transmitter Operator
PJM is the RTO
The only term I can think of which would be relevant is "Real Time Assessment", which isn't really that common a term. Are you sure you're not thinking of RTO - Radiotelephone Operator?
A "Rail Transportation Officer" would organize & route military trains from point of origin to destination. Richard V. Horrell WW 2 Connections.com -------------------------------- An RTO is a Radio Telephone Operator. A member of a unit specially trained in communication procedures and radio maintenance. The RTO would usually be located by the side of a line officer or in command centers.
The Rook is used only as the leading Trump card and can not be played at anytime.
Anyone who has come into the country illegally because they are not a registered US citizen. :)
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