There are 2 main sets of nautical rules: U.S. inland rules and the _________ rules. | Under inland rules, a whistle is a signal of _________ only. | A powered vessel must keep to the _______ side of a narrow channel. |
Abbreviation for The International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea. | Number of whistle blasts made to indicate "My engines are going astern." | International rule radiotelephone distress signal. |
The white light at the fore part of the ship is the ________ light. | When 2 vessels are approaching in a ______ situation, both are considered give-way vessels. | International rule smoke signal color used to indicate distress. |
A red light that must be displayed on the port side of the ship underway is called the port __________. | Type of situation where the power vessel, having the other vessel to starboard, is the give-way vessel. | International flaghoist signal used to indicate distress is __________ Charlie. |
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