The QSL card, originating from Tokyo, Japan, features the call sign J2AAO and is affiliated with the Pacific Air Command of the U.S. Army. The front displays an emblem with a stylized eagle and star, emphasizing its military connection. It includes details such as a transmitter model (BC-610-E) with an output of 500 watts and a receiver (Hallicrafters SX-28), along with signal reports (R5 S9) and confirmation notes for a conversation on the 14 MC band. The card is signed "Don" and dated March 12, while the reverse side provides additional information, including the designation W6FMZ/66 and an address linking it to the Chinese Naval Training Center in Sinkow, China, from a Navy installation. The overall design conveys a blend of communications and military significance, representative of the era in which it was issued.