Signals: 3. Smoke

This "rule of three" for distress is still taught today by organizations like the Boy Scouts of America and is used by hunters and outdoorsmen as a universal signal for help, whether through smoke, whistles, or gunshots. Alternative Meanings

: Distress, help, or an alarm of approaching enemies. 3. Smoke Signals

Depending on the cultural or artistic context, "Smoke Signals" may refer to: Smoke Signals | The Telecommunications History Group, Inc. This "rule of three" for distress is still

In various historical and survival contexts, the specific signal of or three fires in a row traditionally signifies danger, trouble, or a call for help . whether through smoke