Our Past will be Your Future!

by Radio Officer Sergio SARTI

The writing did not die with the Amanuensis after the invention of the Guttemberg typographical machine, all of us good or bad we know how to write, everything depends on how much interest will arouse in generations to come, for example Latin, was not lost through the Latinists, even hieroglyphs, once deciphered by the Rosetta Stele, have allowed us to decipher historical documents far away in time from our civlization. Yes! The morse will have highs and lows, and every time they find it, they will rediscover hot water as often happens. In my opinion the morse will continue to walk on the legs of those radio amateurs who will like to play it, I have passed the witness to them, not to Unesco, we will see ……. I will reiterate that Heritage of  Humanity should be us Radio Officers, you will say but the Amanuensis never became Human Heritage …. surely  because as I said we continue to write .

 I would like to tell you something I believe in, that is: “our work is temporarily suspended!” I do not agree very much with  our motto (but this is only my tought) “OUR PAST IS OUR FUTURE, OUR WAY IS TO RADIOMEN” I would only write “OUR PAST WILL BE YOUR FUTURE” And why? Because someday there will be other ships that will float other oceans ….. ships and spaceships, the movie “Alien” precludes the times, where the spacecraft “Nostromo” coming from Vega  and directed to the Earth receives a distress call, and the first onboard that computer awakens up from hibernation is the Telecommunications Officer ….. it says nothing? Okay my mind gallops, but not so much. Go free Alfredo, our work is not dead, after us there will be others, ships and the oceans will never  cease to humanity, even more immense, infinite so the Radio, or whatever comes next, will never disappear, and where there will be a Radio there will be a Radioman. To publish? I leave to your discretion, if you think it is appropriate, for me it is fine, on my side I enjoy writing  and sharing with others.

73 SU Sergio I5JSR