Noun
someone who operates a radio transmitter
Source: WordNetOne Israeli jet attacked the Jordanian commander's tank, wounding him and killing his radio operator and intelligence officer. Source: Internet
He also served in the U.S. Navy in World War I, as a shipboard radio operator, as an editor of a publication, and as a crash rescue boat commander. Source: Internet
In 1964, when amateur Ham radio operator Zilla Maile wanted a new, state-of-the-art radio, she knew the man to contact: Al Hershberger, owner of Hershberger’s Radio and TV store in Soldotna. Source: Internet
One fascinating display honors Guy Dority, a B-17 radio operator and aerial gunner who flew 50 combat missions over occupied Europe and North Africa. Source: Internet
During World War II he flew as a B-24 radio operator and additional duty aerial gunner. Source: Internet
Baker, then 42 years old, with 24 years’ experience in Victoria Police, confirmed, via his radio operator, that the Hyundai had stolen registration plates on it. Source: Internet