After looking into the Headsets and the MCOMs, I found translating the Morse Code could be a form of Cipher. Since both sides of the war knew Morse code, they needed to cover up secret information. They used Cipher codes to hide the message. It could be the German’s ADFGVX Cipher or even one made by Dice for us to find. If you’d like more info on the ADFGHVX Cipher and how it works, here is a wikipedia page about it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADFGVX_cipher
Finding the headsets is no longer priority. We have to crack these morse codes and find out what Dice is hiding in the game.
-AUNLINE
strange, but some of them sounds like a song
So far 3 different headset locations/spawns have been found on Monte Grappe, but no mcom/morse station? Hm.
Exactly what I was thinking… Either they secretly are songs or they’ve just purposely made it sound odd to throw you off and make things harder.
Headphone location on St Quentins Scar and hidden MCOM making morse code.
PLEASE LOOK
Headphones under rock between B and D
Maybe it’s a different code used in WWI. Idk.
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I left this comment on Jackfrags Empire Edge video. It might be rough but i think its very close. “i roughly got this.. might be wrong in parts but what i heard was.. " - . , - - -, . - . , - - - , - , - . - - , - . . . . , . - , . , - . ,- - - - , . - . . . . , . . - . . . . , . - . , . , - - . , - - - , - , . . . , . . . , . - , . - . . - . , . . , - , . . , - . . , - . - .” the spacing might not be 100% but its a start!"
The Suez clip; with the ‘fox’ setting reveals: 4V THE QUICK BROWN FO X JUMPS #VER THE LA ZY DOG.
*edit not correct.
It comes out a mix of Ts and Es.
I just used that website you have, its spaces wrong like i said, push the . and - together, and remove the , entirely.
THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG
This is a standard testing sentence, it contains every letter of the alphabet. This was widely used for testing devices, so maybe we are looking at a “standby please” phase of the Phantom Program.
see wiki about this.
Can somone confirm the correct decoding to be “Thw quick brown fox…”
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I’ll laugh if it’s nothing special.
So i have this theory. Lets take the Argonne Morse for example. Some some guys decrypt what seems to be a morse code and for now I have these 2 results:
- NOGTSERTMEMAAEDAUTTNMOT
- NOGTSERRUGIIRSRFNMMM
I put the letters into a ADFGX Cipher decryption and from all the info I get there is this long string of numbers. Making a google research on that string of numbers i get a short number. For example the first string of letter gives 13-15-9-20-18-6-17-1-19-21-10-7-11-2-3-8-5-4-25-22-23-14-12-16-24 = -299 or simply 299. Might be something similar to the Phantom Bow code. Just my speculation… I’m not an expert in this lol!
I think you’ll find you are using the Google calculator there which is why you’re getting a short number. 
Well yea. That’s the point. I know what it is lol!
Well now I feel like an idiot. 
No worries. We both are just trying lol
Alright, just an update. These are all the 8 morse codes (except for Ballroom)
This (below) is an alternate morse code to Fao Fortress. It seems that for which ever headphone you pick up (there are multiples on each map), you will get a different morse code from the mcom