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USCG BOAT CREW BOARD Flashcards

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45’ MAIN DECK

A 
FORTRESS FX-37 ANCHOR
600 ' 2/3/4" DBN TOWLINE W/ COVER (1); TOW REEL HANDLE
TOW REEL HANDLE
P-6 PUMP W/ COVER (1)
30" LIFE RING BOUY (2)
FLOATING ELECTRIC MARKER LIGHT W/ CLIP (2)
75' RESCUE LINE THROW BAG (2)
100' HEAVING LINE BAG (2)
BOAT HOOK MOUNTING CLAMPS (2)
8' TELESCOPING BOAT HOOK (2)
EPRIB
NATIONAL ENSIGN(1)
COAST GUARD ENSIGN
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45’ FOREPEAK

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ANCHOR REEL WITH HANDLE (1)
MOORING LINES 2 3/4” DBN 30’ (2)
MOORING LINES 2 3/4” DBN 60’ (6)
FENDERS; CYLINDRICAL; WHITE (4)
DROGUE W/ FLOTATION BAG (1)
200’ 1 1/2” DBN (IN DROGUE BAG), PLASTIC THIMBLE, 5/16”
S/S SWIVEL, 5/16” S/S SHACKLE (1)
15’ OF 2” DBN SKIFF HOOK LINE W/ CLIP (1)
300” ANCHOR LINE 2 3/4 “ DBN, 5/16” S/S JAW TO JAW SWIVEL
3/8” S/S SHACKLE (1)
HEAVING LINE W/ BAG; 100’ LINE

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45’ LAZARETTE

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6’ P-6 STANDPIPE CONNECTION HOSE (1)

BUNGEE CORDS FOR P-6 PUMP (2)

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45’ SURVIVOR’S COMPARTMENT

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PAPER TOWEL ROLL
PORTABLE WATER CONTAINER
DRY CHEM FIRE EXTINGUISHER 5LB (2)
MICROWAVE
COOLER
EMT KIT
PORTABLE SEARCH LIGHT
 CREW COMMS GEAR (1)
HANDI WIPES (2 PKG)
TOOL BOX 
DC KIT (1)
SPARE PARTS BOX
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45’ PILOTHOUSE

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SAR VESTS (4)
FLASHLIGHT, PELICAN NON- EXPLOSIVE (2)
HEARING PROTECTION EAR MUFF STYLE (2)
BINOCULAR 7X50 MARINE WATERPROOF (2)
PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHER 5LB DRY CHEM (2)
ENGINE HATCH DOGGING WRENCH (2)
CREW COMMS GEAR (4)
RB-M OPERATORS HANDBOOK
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45’ NAV POUCH

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NAVIGATIONS RULES (1)
PARALLEL PLOTTER (1)
DIVIDERS (1)
NAUTICAL SLIDE RULE (1)
SEARCH PATTERN WHEEL (1)
#2 PENCILS (5)
PENCIL SHARPENER
ANEMOMETER W/ BATTERIES (1)
STOPWATCH (1)
PENLIGHT WITH RED LENS 
CHARTS: 13229, 13230, 13232, 13233, 13235, 13236, 13237, 13238
NOTE PAD
CHINA MARKERS
GUM ERASER
WEEMS PLOTTER
TIDE BOOK
COAST PILOT
LIGHT LIST 
CHART ONE
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45’ FORWARD STBD CABIN

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HEARING PROTECTION FOAM (1 BOX)
WOOL BLANKETS (SEALED) (2)
PILLOWS (2)
EMERGENCY BLANKETS (2)
8OZ PORTABLE AIR HORN 
SPARE 8OZ PORTABLE AIR HORN PROPELLENT (1)
SWIMMING HARNESS W/ 70' LINE 
10 PERSON FIRST AID KIT
PERSONNEL RETRIEVAL STROP (1)
50 FT P-6 PUMP FIRE HOSE
FIREFIGHTING NOZZLE (1)
QUICK CONNECT COUPLING (1)
GUNNER TETHER (2)
STOKES LITTER W/ FLOTATION
MED-EVAC MILLER BOARD
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45’ PYRO STORAGE LOCKER

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PYROTECHNICS STORAGE CONTAINER

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45’ STBD AMMO LOCKER

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GUN LOCK KEY (1)

AMMO LOCKER KEY (1)

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45’ HEAD

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TOW KIT PELICAN CASE- 1 1/4" GALVANIZED SHACKLE, 
 NYLITE SHACKLE (SIZE 4), 7LB FOLDING GRAPNEL
MEDIUM DUTY WIPES (1 BOX)
TOILET PAPER (1 ROLL)
TYPE 1 PFD ADULT (5)
TYPE 1 PFD CHILD (2)
HEAVY WX BELT (4)
BOAT CREW SAFETY HELMETS (3)
BOAT CREW GOGGLES (3)
GROUNDING WAND IN CLIP
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45’ AUXILLIARY MACHINERY SPACE

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BACKUP STEERING CONSOLE

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JOB AS A CREWMAN

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MY JOB AS A CREWMAN IS TO BE SKILLED AND PROFICIENT WITH MARLINSPIKE SEAMANSHIP AND LINE HANDLING, WATCHSTANDING AND COMMUNICATIONS, UNDERSTAND BASIC NAVIGATION INCLUDING RADAR, BOAT HANDLING, AND FIRST AID. I AM ABLE TO PERFORM THESE SKILLS AT ANY GIVEN TIME SO THAT I AM READY FOR ANY SITUATION THAT MAY BE PRESENT.

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CREW POSITIONS

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LOOKOUT
ANCHOR
SURFACE SWIMMER
TOW
ADMINISTER FIRST AID
RIG MOORING AND TOWING LINES
OPERATE DC EQUIP.
HELM
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LOOKOUT WATCH

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  • REPORT EVERYTHING SEEN, SMELLED, OR HEARD (SHIPS, LAND, LIGHTS, OBSTRUCTIONS, BUOYS, BEACONS, DISCOLORED WATER, REEFS, FOG SIGNALS, SMELL OF GASOLINE OR SMOKE)
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TOW WATCH

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  • REPORT UNUSUAL CONDITIONS, EQUIPMENT FAILURE, LISTING, YAWING, IN STEP, WIND DIRECTION, CANTINARY, CAUTIOUS OF SNAP BACK.
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ANCHOR WATCH

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  • CHECK FOR STRAIN ON ANCHOR LINE, CHAFING, CONFIRM POSITION OF BOAT EVERY 15 MINUTES, REPORT APPROACHING VESSELS, WIND AND TIDAL CHANGES.
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HELM WATCH

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SAFETLY STEERING THE BOAT
MAINTAINING A COURSE
CARRYING OUT ALL HELM COMMANDS GIVEN BY THE COXSWAIN

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PPE WHAT/WHEN

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WHAT: HELMETS , GOGGLES, GLOVES, PFD, HYPOTHERMIA PROTECTIVE CLOTHING, DRY SUITS, IMMERSION SUITS, MUSTANG SUIT.
WHEN: UNDERWAY, HELO OPS, MOORING/UNMOORING, 50/50 BOX WATER TEMP DETAILS

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Helo ops extra ppe

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helmet, goggles, gloves, ears

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mooring /unmooring ppe

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pfd

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60/60 degree box ppe

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drysuit with 3 layers unless you get written waiver from C.O.

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under way ppe

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boat crew vest

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underway above 30 kts ppe

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helmets, seat belts

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hwx ppe

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helmets, goggles, gloves, hwx straps

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WHAT DO YOU MAKE SURE TO TAKE OFF WHILE DOING TOWING PROCEDURES?

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ANYTHING THAT CAN GET SNAGGED. (WATCHES, EARRINGS, BRACELETS, NECKLACES, ETC…)

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45’ LENGTH OVERALL

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44’9’’

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45’ BEAM OVERALL

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14’8’’

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45’ FREEBOARD BOW

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4’9’’

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45’FREEBOARD RECESS

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1’11’’

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45’ FREEBOARD AFT

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2’11’’

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45’ DRAFT

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3’4’’

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45’ UNFIXED HEIGHT

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20’9’’

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45’ FIXED HEIGHT

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13’1’’

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45’ HORSEPOWER

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825 HP AT 2300RPM

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45’ WATER CAPACITY

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5 GALLONS

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FUEL CAPACITY

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510 GALLONS AT 100%

487 GALLONS AT 95%

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45’ DISPLACEMENT HOISTING WEIGHT

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36,700 LBS. (FULL FUEL, NO CREW/CARGO)

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37
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45’ MAX PERSONNEL

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24 @ 210LBS

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45’ MAX SEAS

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8’

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39
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45’ MAX SEAS with HWX coxwain

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12’

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45’ MAX WINDS

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50 KNOTS

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45’ MAX RANGE AT CRUISE

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250+ NM

42
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45’ MAX DISTANCE OFFSHORE

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50 NM

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45’ MAX SPEED

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40+ KNOTS AT 2300 RPM

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45’ MAX TOWING CAPACITY

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100 DISPLACEMENT TONS

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45’ CRUISING SPEED

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30 KNOTS AT 1950 RPM

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45’ ICE BREAKING CAPABILITIES

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THIN SURFACE/SLUSH NOT TO EXCEED 100 RPM

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45’ SUPERSTRUCTURE

A

ALUMINUM ALLOY 5083-H116

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MAX WEIGHT LOAD ON THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT DOORS

A

3000 LBS

49
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45’ ANCHOR WEIGHT

A

21 LBS

50
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45’ FOREPEAK LOCATION

A

FRAME 14 TO BOW

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45’ SURVIVORS’ COMPARTMENT LOCATION

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FRAME 10 TO FRAME 14

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45’ AUX. MACH. COMPARTMENT LOCATION

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FRAME 7 TO FRAME 10

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45’ ENGINE ROOM LOCATION

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FRAME 2 TO FRAME 7

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45’ LAZERETTE LOCATION

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TRANSOM TO FRAME 2

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45’ PILOTHOUSE LOCATION

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FRAME 6 TO FRAME 10 (ABOVE MAIN DECK)

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45’ HEAD LOCATION

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FRAME 11 STBD SIDE

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45’ ANCHOR CHAIN LENGTH

A

9’

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45’ MOORING BITS TOTAL

A

8 - 3.5’’

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45’ CHOCKS TOTAL

A

8 - 4 1/2’’ CLOSED

60
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45’ WINDOWS TOTAL

A

13

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45’ BILGE PUMPS TOTAL/LOCATIONS

A 
6 PUMPS
FOREPEAK-1
SURVIVORS COMPARTMENT-1
AUX COMPARTMENT-2
ENGINE ROOM-1
LAZERETTE-1
62
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45’ LUBE OIL CAPACITY

A

10.75 GALLONS 43 QUARTS OF 15W 40

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HYDRAULIC FLUID CAPACITY

A

9 GAL IN THE EXPANSION TANK, PROBABLY ANOTHER 3 GALLONS IN THE LINES OF AW-32 (IT RECENTLY CHANGED TO HD-32 <THE>)</THE>

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45’ FUEL PRESSURE

A

65-75 PSI

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45’ ENGINE SPECS

A

TWIN DETROIT DIESEL MTU SERIES 60 ENGINES
6 CYLINDER
4 STROKE

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16 DISTRESS SIGNALS

A 
RED STAR SHELLS,
ORANGE SMOKE MARKER,
DYE MARKER,
RED PARACHUTE FLARE,
CONTINUOUS FOG HORN,
GUN SHOTS FIRED AT INTERVALS OF 1 MIN.,
PERSON WAVING ARMS,
S.O.S,
FLAMES ON BOAT,
NOVEMBER OVER CHARLIE FLAG,
ORANGE BOARD WITH BLACK SQUARE OVER BLACK BALL,
OBJECTS SYMBOLIZING OF BLACK SQUARE OVER BLACK BALL,
EPIRB,
MAYDAY,
RADIO TELEPHONE ALARM
RADIO TELEGRAPH ALARM
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1 SHORT BLAST

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ALTERING TO STBD, I INTEND TO LEAVE YOU ON MY PORT

68
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2 SHORT BLASTS

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ALTERING TO PORT, I INTEND TO LEAVE YOU ON MY STBD

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1 LONG BLAST

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UNDERWAY MAKING WAY

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3 SHORT BLASTS

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OPERATING ASTERN PROPULSION

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2 PROLONGED 1 SHORT

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OVERTAKING STBD SIDE

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DANGER SIGNAL

A

5 SHORT BLASTS

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2 PROLONGED

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UNDERWAY NOT MAKING WAY

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1 PROLONGED 2 SHORT

A 
CONSTRAINED BY DRAFT,
ENGAGED IN FISHING,
NOT IN COMMAND
TOWING
ENGAGED IN TRAWLING
RESTRICTED ABILITY TO MANUEVER
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1 PROLONGED 3 SHORT

A

MANNED VESSEL BEING TOWED

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1 PROLONGED 4 SHORT

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UNDERWAY MAKING WAY ENGAGED IN PILOT DUTIES

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2 PROLONGED 4 SHORT

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UNDERWAY NOT MAKING WAY ENGAGED IN PILOT DUTIES

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YELLOW OVER WHITE

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TOWING AT NIGHT.

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GREEN OVER WHITE

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TRAWLING AT NIGHT

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RED OVER WHITE

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FISHING AT NIGHT. DAY IS 2 CONE APEXES TOGETHER

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RED OVER RED

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NOT UNDER COMMAND. DAY IS 2 BALLS.

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RED WHITE RED

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RESTRICTED ABILITY TO MANUEVER. DAY IS BALL DIAMOND BALL.

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WHITE OVER RED

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VESSEL ENGAGED IN PILOTING.

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2 RED LIGHTS IN VERT. LINE

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VESSEL RUN AGROUND. DAY IS 3 BALLS.

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1 BALL DAY SYMBOL

A

VESSEL IS ANCHORED

86
Q

UNDERWAY ROUND DUTIES

A

CHECK/STOW LOOSE GEAR, SECURE LINES/HATCHES

87
Q

AOR HARBORS

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SANTA BARBARA, VENTURA, CHANNEL ISLANDS

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AOR HARBOR PATROL WITH WEAPONS

A

SANTA BARBARA

89
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MARINE MAMMALS

A

WHALES

SEA TURTLES

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AOR LOCAL AGENCIES

A 
POLICE DEPARTMENTS
HARBORMASTERS
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
MARINAS
VESSEL ASSIST
HOSPITALS
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PREPARATION FOR TOW

A

PREPARE TOWLINES, PENDANTS AND BRIDLES, DECK FITTINGS, HARDWARE (SKIFF HOOKS, SHACKLES,ETC..) FENDERS, DROGUES, ALONGSIDE LINES

92
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PUBS

A 
NAV RULES,
CHART 1,
COAST PILOT,
LIGHT LIST,
TIDE BOOK
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AOR CHARTS

A

.

94
Q

CAN BOUY DESCRIPTION

A

GREEN,
FLAT TOP,
EVEN NUMBERS

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NUN BOUY DESCRIPTION

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RED,
POINTED TOP,
ODD NUMBERS

96
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RED DAY BEACON DESCRIPTION

A

SQUARE,

ODD NUMBERS

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GREEN DAY BEACON DESCRIPTION

A

TRIANGLE,

EVEN NUMBERS

98
Q

4 TYPES OF BEACONS

A

DAY BEACONS,
LIGHTED BEACONS(MINOR LIGHTS),
MAJOR LIGHTS,
LIGHT TOWERS/HOUSES

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