Royal Navy Main Broadcast Pipes and Instructions

For some of you old salts, I have put together a selection of Pipes that would have echoed around a Warship or Naval Dockyard. All Pipes and Broadcasts will be prefixed with RN, in order to make it easier for you to find. These broadcasts can easily be downloaded and turn into your favourite ringtone.

List of Royal Navy Pipes and Broadcasts

Here is a list of some of the Pipes and Broadcasts that you will find among the collection of sound clips. Some of the pipes on a warship were serious, whilst Jack being Jack, if he could inject a bit of humour, he would certainly do his best! If you are wanting a particular RN Broadcast, then please do let me know in the comments below;
Jack Blairs Jetty
Assume NBCD State 3 Condition Yanky
RO Tate Flight Deck
Bernards Naval Taylor’s Jetty
Flushing AVCAT
Duty Watch Muster
AVCAT Tanky..…….
Duty SA Dial 0
Duty Watch Muster on the Quarterdeck
Muck on a Truck Jetty
Outside Stoker MCR
Seaman Stains Laundry
Officer of the Day Gangway
Laundry Ready for Collection
MAA Reg Office
Duty Tanky HQ1
Mail Ready for Collection
Senior Engineer MCR
Upper Deck Out of Bounds
Main Broadcast Alarm Test

CBM Focsle
Nine O’clockers Cheesy Hammy Eggies
Stores Party Muster
Duty ME’s to Muster Boiler Room
Duty RPO Fwd Gangway
Duty Watch Muster Flight Deck
Standby for Rounds
Clear Lower Deck
Fire and Emergency Party Muster in the Hangar
Slops Waggon Jetty
Hands Out of Rig Clear Off
Hands to Action Stations Assume NBCD State 1 Condition Zulu
Hands to Bathe
Hands to Flying Stations
Fwd Heads Out of Bounds
Requestmen and Defaulters
Freshwater Tanky
DB Party
Morning Men Starboard Ten F%&k the Buffer

Royalty Free Royal Navy Broadcasts and Pipes

Click on the following link to find the all the RN Broadcasts, to make it easier to find them, they are all prefixed RN: Royal Navy Pipes

Royal Navy Ringtones

You may also be interested in this section, as it has a few ringtones that relate to the Royal Navy Ringtones.

What is NBCD State 1 Condition Zulu?

Hands to Action Stations, Assume NBCD State 1 Condition Zulu. This is one of the highest states (State 1) of readiness, when the whole ship’s company are closed up at their designated action stations. The term NBCD, stands for Nuclear, Biological, Chemical and Damage. Zulu means that all doors and hatches are fully clipped shut, giving the ship maximum watertight integrity. Below is a very short video, where you will hear the main broadcast alarm, with the call to action stations:

Royal Navy Main Broadcast Requests

If you do have a particular RN Main Broadcast Request, then please do leave a comment below and I will get on and make that particular pipe for you.

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