CAN

DAY BEACON

LIGHTED BEACON

BOUY

NUN

DAY BEACON

LIGHTED BEACON

LIGHTED BOUY

ISOLATED DANGER MARKS - These indicate a danger which may be passed on all sides. They are erected on, or moored on or near danger. They should not be approached closely without special caution. They may be lighted, and they may be lettered.

SAFE WATER MARKS - These marks are used to mark fairways, mid-channels, and offshore approach points. They have unobstructed water on all sides. These marks may be lettered, and may be lighted with a white light. They may also have a red top mark.

ALTERING COURSE

TO STARBOARD

ALTERING

COURSE TO PORT

OPERATING

ASTERN PROPULSION

VESSEL ENGAGED

 IN PILOT DUTY

DANGER

M.O.B.

EMERGENCY

LIST

YOUR DUTIES

AS A CREW MEMBER

1. SURFACE SWIMMER

2. TOW WATCH

3. ANCHOR WATCH

4. LINE HANDLING

5. HELM

6. LOOKOUT

7. DAMAGE CONTROL

8. FIRST-AID

LIST THE CONTENTS

OF THE

BOATCREW SURVIVAL VEST

1. SURVIVAL KNIFE-BLUNT TIP, SURRADED EDGE ( FREE YOURSELF FROM LINES)

2. WHISTLE- AUDIBLE UP TO 1100 YDS

3. MK-79 MK-31- EJECTOR PEN    MK-80- 07, RED STAR FLARES, 4.5 SEC BURN TIME, 450-650FT

4.MK-124- DAY/NIGHT END, ORANGE SMOKE/ RED FLARE, 20 SEC BURN TIME EACH END

5. PEPIRB- PERSONAL ELECTRONIC POSISTION INDICATING RADIO BEACON

6. MIRROR- TO REFLECT LIGHT TO SIGNAL ON LOOKERS

7. STROBE LIGHT- 50-70 FLASHES PER MINUTE, 9-18 HRS

ANCHOR

NOT UNDER

COMMAND

AGROUND

RESTRICTED IN

ABILITY TO

MANUEVER

ENGAGED

IN

FISHING

SAILING VESSEL

BEING PROPELLED

BY MACHINERY

WHAT ARE

THE FOUR SIDES

OF THE

FIRE TETRAHEDRON?

1. OXYGEN

2. FUEL

3. HEAT

4. CHAIN REACTION

MINESWEEPER

WHAT DO YOU REPORT TO THE COXSWAIN

WHEN ASSIGNED LOOKOUT?

EVERYTHING WITHIN

SIGHT AND HEARING