Transfers the remote_file from the remote host to the local host.
  If the local file specification is not specified, it defaults
  to the same name as that of the remote_file.  You may copy
  multiple remote files with a single GET command.  Separate
  each remote file specification with a "," or "+".  Wildcard
  characters are not allowed in the remote file specification.

  The current setting of TYPE is used to determine the resultant
  file's attributes.  If TYPE is set to ASCII (default), the
  resultant file is a sequential, stream_lf file.  If TYPE is
  set to IMAGE, the resultant file is a sequential, fixed length (512.)
  record file.


  FORMAT:
   GET  ["]remote_file["] [local_file]

  EXAMPLE:
   GET  "foofoo" mail.txt      ->ULTRIX host
   GET  "foofoo","notes.txt"

   GET  notes.txt local.txt    ->VMS host
   GET  notes.txt,mail.txt

  OPTIONS:
   /FDL

Additional information available:

/FDL

  Transfers the remote_file and its associated FDL from the remote
  host to the local host.  The newly created file's attributes are
  taken from the FDL file, not from the setting of the TYPE attribute.


  FORMAT:
   GET/FDL  ["]remote_file["] [local_file]