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Two short sound blasts
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| Alternating my course to port. |
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One Prolonged
One Short
One Prolonged
One Short |
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| I Intend to leave you on my port side. |
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Over tiaking you on your
starboard side. |
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Overtaking you on your
port side. |
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Bend Signal
Underway making way (Power Driven) |
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(C.E.N.T.E.R.S.)
Constrained by draft
Engaged in fishing
Not under command
Towing
Eengaged in trawling
Restricted ability to maneuver
Saling vessel |
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| One Prolonged Three Short |
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| Manned vessel being towed. |
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| U/W engaged in pilot duties. |
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| U/W not making way engaged in piloting duties. |
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| How long is a short blast |
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| A Permanent Lean in a Vessel |
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| The motion of a wave lifting one side of a vessel and dropping that side and inturn lifting the other side then dropping it again. |
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| Design features that influence stability |
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Hull shape and size
Draft
Trim
Displacement
Freeboard
Superstructure size, shape, and weight
Non water tight openings |
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| Upward force of water displaced by the hull |
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(Forces)
Longaitudial
Transverse
(Types)
Static (cant control)
Dynamic (can control) |
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ALPHA- Combustible Materials (Wood)
BRAVO- Flammable Liquids (Gas)
CHARLIE- Electrical (Blue/White Flame)
DELTA- Combustable Metals (Magnesium) |
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Manila- Strongest
Sisal- 80%
Hemp- rarely used
cotton- Fancy work and lashings |
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Man Made Materials
Nylon- great strenght, elasticity, and weather resistant
Rayon- 80% of nylon
Polypropylene
Polyethylene |
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Defletion influenced by a vsl and its electronics on the compass.
(metal and eletrical) |
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| Difference between true and magnetic north. |
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| A temporory lean in a vsl. |
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Port- 112.5° red
Stbd- 112.5° green
Stern- 135° white
Anchor Light- 360° white
Tow lights- 135° Amber/Yellow
Sailboat- Mast Head Light- 225° White |
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Red over Red- Not under command
Red White Red- Restricted Ability to maneuver
Red over White- Fishing
Green over White- Trawling
All around White- Anchored
Yellow over White- Towing
Red over Green- Sailing vessel |
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MK 127 A1
Illumination Signal |
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125,000 candle watt power
White Flare
36 Sec
650-700 Ft.
Parachute Flare |
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Fatigue
(Situations/Causes) |
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Operating in extreme heat or cold.
Eye strain from hrs of looking through sea spray blurred windshields.
The effort of maintaining balance.
Stress.
Exposure to noise and/or sun.
Poor physical conditioning.
Lack of sleep.
Boredom. |
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Motion Sickness
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Nausea/Vomiting
increased Salvation
Sweating
Drowsiness
Unusual Paleness
Overall Weakness
Stomach Discomfort |
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Motion Sickness
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Stay out of confined spaces.
Stay above deck.
Look at the horizon/shoreline.
Avoid Smoking. |
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TCT
(Team Coordination Training) |
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Leardership
Misson analysis
Situation awareness
Ddecision making
Assertiveness
Adaptability
Communication |
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CPR
(CardioPulmonary Resuscitation) |
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Adults- 30 Compressions 2 Breaths- 1 Rescuer
Child- 30 Compressions 2 Breaths- 2 Rescuer
Infants- 15 Compressions 2 Puffs- 1 Rescuer |
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Help Position
Hypothermia- Bodys lowering of the intercore temp.
(Treatment)
*Warm up with warm blankets. No food or water. Dont elevate legs!* |
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12,000 Candle watt power
4.5 Sec
250-650Ft.
7 MK 80 Flares
Pencil Type Shoot |
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Day and Night side.
Day- Orange Smoke.
Night- Red Flare.
Burns for 20 sec.
25,000 Candle watt power. |
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| Heard for over 1,100 yrds. |
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50-70 Flashes per min
18 hrs intermittently
9 hrs continuously
Visible for great distances |
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0-23 Green
24-44 Amber
45-60 Red |
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Direct Pressure
Pressure Points
Elevate Injury Above The Heart
Torniquet (T and the time on the victums head) |
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1st Degree- first layer of skin treat with cold water.
2nd Degree- second layers of skin, blisters. tream w/ cold water and dry sterile bandage. DONT POP BLISTERS!
3rd Degree- White and Black charred skin, blisters, dry sterile bandage, not water. dont remove clothing. |
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(Water towers, Smoke stacks, Flag poles)
Always indicated by a dot w/ a circle around it. |
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| Gunshots (1 per min), Mayday by radio, radio telegraph alarm, radio telephone alarm, flames, waving arms, dye markers, flashing light, EPIRB, Nov over charlie flag, red star shells, orange background black ball and square, sos, parachute red flare, square flag and ball |
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Stand: welm, Lookout, Towing, and Anchor watches.
Also: Rig Towing and Mooring Lines.
Act as a Surface Swimmer.
Administer First Aid.
Operate Damage Control Equipment. |
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| Looks like a Football or by the abbreviation WK and the water depth at mean low or lower low tide. |
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| Fixed aids on the water. (red triangle/green squares) |
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Determining a boats appoximate position my applying speed time and course.
represented by a half circle. |
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