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What does a Flat Truck signify?
Officer equavalent to LCDR
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What is a Alpha flag?
diver within 100 yards
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What is a Bravo flag?
transferring fuel or explosives
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What is a Hotel flag?
mooring alongside
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What is Lima flag?
HERO restriction
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What is Mike flag?
Medical guard
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What is Papa flag?
Personnel recall
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What is Oscar Flag?
Man overboard
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What is Five flag?
break down
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What is a destress signal in internationl?
November over Charlie
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What is a Zero flag?
military guard duty
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What designates a ship as a SOPA?
starboard pennant
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Absence of a unit commander?
first substitute
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Absence of the CO?
third substitute
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Third sub is flown where?
forward outboard
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Maximum absence of officers?
72 hours
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How to rig a multiple flag hoist?
top to bottom, outboard to inboard
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Flags always ready to break when underway?
Oscar and five
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What flag at the bottom of the flag hoist, means execute immediately?
Quebec
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Recall for the Admiral's barge flag?
Qp1 (Quebec over pennant 1)
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Recall for the captain's gig?
Qp4 (Quebec over pennant 4)
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Visual signals in order.
- small craft
- gale
- storm
- hurricane
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Day time signal for a small craft warning?
1 red pennant
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Day time signal for a storm warning?
Red flag with a black square in the center
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Night time signal for a hurricane?
red, white, red
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Night time signal for a gale warning?
white, red
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Two groups of navigational rules?
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At what point do you separate from international to inland rules?
the line of demarkation
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What should you assume if your are international or inland?
always assume you're in intertantional waters
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What condition describe the collision course?
Contant Bearing Decreasing Range (CBDR)
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Duties of stand on vessel?
maintain course of speed
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Duties of gave way vessels?
alter course of speed to avoid collission
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Arc of a vessel danger zone?
Dead ahead to 22.5 degree abaft of starboard beam
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Duration of a short blast?
1 sec
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Manuevering course to starboard under internation rules?
1 short blast
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2 short blast under international rules?
course to port
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Inland rule "I am to leave you on my port side".
1 short blast
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Inlang rule, when signal is passed in agreement?
same signal as the passing vessel
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Distance required to sound manuevering signal under inland rules?
half a mile
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Distance require to sound manuevering signal under internationl rules?
if on sight with one another
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Mast head light arc of visibility?
225
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Side light arc of visibility?
112.5
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Stern light arc of visibility?
135
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All around light arc of visibility?
360
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Towing light color?
yellor or amber
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Flashing light flashes at what interval?
120 per minute or 2 per sec
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Flashing light is found in what vessels?
LCACs
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Flashing light color?
yellow or amber
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Numbers of anchor lights on over 50 meter vessels?
2
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Navigation lights required on over 50 meter vessels underway?
- 2 masthead
- sidelights and
- stern
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Vessel aground day shape display?
3 black balls in a vertical line
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Sailing Vessel day shape being propelled by a machinery.
connecal shape apec
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Vessel underway, green over white light.
trawling
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Vessel undereay, red over white light.
fishing
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IALA system consist of how many region?
2, A and B
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Five basic shapes of buoys.
- can
- nun
- spherical
- pillar
- spar
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Color of starboard lateral marks of region B.
red...red right returning
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Color of top band port side of region B.
red
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Red and green horizontally banded buoys mark.
preffered channel or junction
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Color of isolated danger mark.
red and black
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Navigable water lies on the north
triangle pointed up, color black on top over yellow
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Navigable water lies to the east.
triangles away from each other, black over yellow over black
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Special mark color.
yellow
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4 common types of buoys for A and B.
- cardinal
- isolated danger
- safe water
- special
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Region A: Color of preffered channel mark to port.
top band of green
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Region A: color of preffered channel mark to starboard.
top band of red
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Region A: number found on green bouy.
even numbers
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3 solid structures of buoys.
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Compass card is devided into how many degrees?
360
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What is a lovers line?
stationary line indicates the boats heading
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True north is also known as...
geographical north
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What does a magnetic compass use as a reference point.
magnetic north
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Where is variation mount?
centerof the compass rose
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2 causes of a compass error.
variation and deviation
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What is variation?
angle degree between magnetic and true north
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Deviation table and devided into how many degree?
15 degree increments
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Where is deviation found?
deviation table
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Correcting: memory aid.
- Can
- Dead
- Man
- Vote
- Twice
- At
- Election
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Correcting: what course to what course.
compass to true
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Correcting: when to add or subtract?
- add easterly
- subtract westerly
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Uncorrecting: memory aid
- True
- Vampire
- Make
- Dull
- Companions
- At
- Wakes
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Uncorrecting: what course to what course.
true to compass
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Uncorrecting: when to add or subtract?
- add westerly
- subtract easterly
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Day shape of sailing vessel propelled by machinery.
conical shape
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Names the 3 types of charts.
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Chart coxswain is most concern with.
harbor approach
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What is color gray or gold.
land area
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What is color white?
water
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What is coor blue?
sholes
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When are water depths found on charts usually figures.
lower low water
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Difference between latitude and longitude.
- latitude: run from east - west, measure from north - south
- longitude: run from north - south, measure from east - west, meets at n-s poles
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Tools used to measure distance on the chart.
divider
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Can you meaure distance thru longitude?
no, because the end point decreases
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Pub to consult a chart.
Chart no. 1
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Pum issue to ship in a weekly basis to make corrections to charts.
Notice to mariners
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Overall lenght of the RHIB.
23 ft 9 in
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What is the RHIB hull made of?
glass re enforced plastic
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Personnel capacity of the RHIB.
18 including the crew
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Speed of a RHIB.
28 knots
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What is a RHIB.
Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat
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Size anchor to be used on the RHIB.
12 lbs
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How long to cool down a RHIB.
5 min
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When starting a RHIB,what is the position of the throttle.
neutral
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Fuel capacity of the RHIB.
35 gal
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Primary used of the RHIB.
ready life boat
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Range of a RHIB.
100 miles
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Range of the water temp in the RHIB with a commings engine.
35-195 F
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What should never be used as an aid to start a RHIB
ether
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Proper approach angle.
20 degree
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making a pier landing.
put in neutral, towards the pier
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What is the next step after a forward motion has stopped?
neutral
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Higher speed hazard to the RHIB.
tripping and going airbourne
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How properly drive a RHIB.
one hand of the wheel one on the throttle, unless making a turn
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Purpose of the pivot turn.
to make abrupt course change without tripping or going airbourne
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Four uncotrollable forces governing RHIB handling.
- wind
- current
- tide
- manuevering phase
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2 types of tows.
alongside and stern
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Safe towing speed.
4-8 knots
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Three lines used alongside tow.
- tow line
- bow backing line
- stern line
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When is stern tow used.
open water or long distances
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when is alongside tow used.
in protected water
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Proper scope of an anchor line.
5-7 times the depth of the water
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Considered the ideal place to drop the anchor.
clay, muddy or sandy
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When towing, what is a determined set mean.
crest and wave at the same time
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Which line should carry all the strain when towing alongside.
tow line
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Another name for the alongside tow.
manuevering tow
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Meaning of the 8 flag
steer straight away from the ship
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One green star from the ship to the boat at night.
steer starboard
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One green star from the boat to the ship at night.
cant find the man
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Green, white, red
- green -cant be seen
- white -im alright
- red -im dead
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Which way should the wheel be turned to the victim
toward the victim
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How many members a rescue boat crew
5
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Visual signal at night for steading on course.
flares....not sure
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Swimeers tending line make of.
yellow polypropolene
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3 common causes of small boat disaster
- overload
- inexperienced
- improper handling
- speed
- fire
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2 causes of fire on a small boat
- improper housing keeping
- defects
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Overall responsibility of the boat
CO
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Full control over all the passenger
coxswain
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If boat is on fire, which direction to disembark.
windward: when youre facing the wind
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Type of hook used in a slad.
automatic releasing hook
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Used to support the boat when in fouled position
fume rest....not sure
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Used pulled the boat when cast off
all tension device
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What all personnel briefted in prior to operation
safety precation and operation
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position fo the outdrive when from stow to reel position
fully rigged position
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Purpose of sea davit
keep the boat underneath the ship
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purpose of a lizard line
hoist the sea panter
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Type of knots used on monkey line
figure 8 knots
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How far apart a figure 8 knots
18 in
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Type of davit designed for the RHIB
moving arm davit
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Davit a flag considered to be.
mechanical davit
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4 lines used when launching the RHIB
- sea painter
- fwd setting line
- aft setting line
- control line
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Ready life boat should be equiped with what
quick releases
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How is lowering a boat controlled using a gravity davit
break handle
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