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When [[The Captain]] needs to contact [[Mission Control]] to talk to the [[Voice with an Internet Connection]], he has a number of options. He could call him up on his [[Comm Links|Comm Link]], or maybe even [[What Are Records?|find a pay phone]]. But maybe this is a job for someone more specialized, or maybe [[The Captain]] needs someone to delegate this to while he deals with other things. He needs the Communications Officer.
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* In ''[[M*A*S*H (television)|Mash]]'', Radar was usually called up on to operate the communications equipment
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* Robert RO Dixon in [[Sea Patrol]] is a very snarky Communications officer. He does go on boarding parties and is the best person with software.
== Tabletop Games ==
* In ''[[Warhammer
* One of the crew specialties in [[GURPS]] [[Traveller]] ''Starships''.
* One of the standard Mandatory Bonus Duties in ''[[Paranoia]]''. In practice, it mostly plays into the [[Witch Hunt|Commie Hunt]] dynamic.
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* GI Joe communications officer "Breaker" was one of the first 3 3/4" GI Joe figures produced, and came with a helmet-mounted radio.
* In every incarnation of [[Transformers]], some version of Soundwave is the Decepticons' Communications Officer. And in many continuities, Blaster serves the same role for the Autobots. There are also some occasional secondary characters who also fill the role, such as Hubcap in ''[[Transformers Generation 1]]'' and Kup in ''[[Transformers: Wings of Honor]]''.
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