Morse code’s storied history started on May 24, 1844, when Samuel Morse transmitted the question, “What hath God wrought?” over 35 miles of wire from Washington to Baltimore.

I did my initial training in London, then moved to Droxford in Hampshire where I trained in Morse code and wireless operation.

The Titanic famously (or infamously) used Morse code to call out in distress at the end of its final voyage. Ships at sea and the land-based stations that supported them used Morse code for decades… ...

Of course, Morse might still come in handy if you get kidnapped. If you want to learn the sending part, the military film below might not be your best bet, but it is entertaining.

The 160-year-old signaling system of long and short tones called Morse code seems antiquated in this age of the Internet and wireless voice communications. But Morse Code isn't dead yet. In fact ...

Russian soldiers in the Ukraine war are sending out signals in morse code on a daily basis, even though there are more high tech solutions.

AN ex-WRVS volunteer may finally be recognised for her heroic work as a Second World War code breaker. Bilingual Sigrid Green, 90, infiltrated German sea patrols in Norway before her Morse code ...

Players believe a room hidden within The Division 2 is communicating secrets by way of lights flashing Morse code.

And while there's already keyboards for sending GIFs and emojis, a new keyboard app offers some old-fashioned nostalgia by letting you send message in Morse Code to your friends. Since the "Morse ...

The Morse Code itself was taught in blocks six, letters or numbers. After completing my training I was posted to Harrogate, Yorkshire.

The Morse Code itself was taught in blocks six, letters or numbers. After completing my training I was posted to Harrogate, Yorkshire.

I did my initial training in London, then moved to Droxford in Hampshire where I trained in Morse code and wireless operation.