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Figure 8-7.Transfer-station markers.
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Signalman 1 & C - Aviation theories and other practices
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Being alongside another ship is an excellent opportunity for you, as a Signalman, to sharpen your skills in semaphore and flaghoist. So when alongside, take the time to call up a striker and practice, practice, practice, or pull out those flaghoist signals you have made up in your drill log and commence exchanging signals. It’s a good way to become an efficient operator. Remember, though, that before exchanging flaghoist signals, you must first request permission from the OOD. SUMMARY In this chapter you were taught the watchstanding markers. One red chemical light should be lashed on the approach-ship side of the other marker. COMMUNICATIONS duties of the Signalman. As you have read, Signalman duties cover a wide range, from locating ships in formation to recognizing the nighttime UNREP signal for ammunition. This chapter is a need-to-know for all of the Signalman community. Study and learn! Figure 8-8.—Station-marker light box. Figure 8-9.—Distance line markings. 8-20







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