I went by Southern Comfort starting in the 60's with my first white faced Johnson that had channels a,b,c,d,e, removable crystals. The name kinda stuck.......

This is a good thread - Is learning Morse Code still a requirement for a ham license?

Tried to lean it in Boy Scouts & shop class back in H.S. - never got past the vowels - successfully managed to avoid learning it in the Navy for fear of ending up in a rubber covered room - only test I ever failed on purpose - tried again in a H.S. extension class - failed again

Learned Morse in the Navy and ended up in-country in the boonies listening to the NVN. Can still recognize it when it's used. Sorta funny listening to what's actually sent and received in older movies.

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The license system has been changed since I got mine, there's several levels... Five word per minute Morse Code was a requirement for the "Tech Plus" license when I got mine, that allowed me to use the frequencys some advanced CB radios have, 10 meter.