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Meaning of Radio Silence

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"radio silence" 「無線信号を断つ」という意味です。例えば潜水艦が、敵に自らの位置を悟られないように無線を断つことを "maintain radio silence" などと言います。 ここでは「音信不通」という意味合いで使われているのだと思います。

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