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Figure 12-9.Standard flags and identification insigniaContinued - 14244_247
Figure 12-13.Departure time sequence

Signalman 3 & 2 - Aviation theories and other practices
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a. Ships, Boats, and Landing Craft Central Control Ship Assistant Central Control Ship Primary Control Ship Secondary Control Ship Approach Lane Marker Ship Boat Group Commander (Traffic Control Officer) Assistant Boat Group Commander (Senior Salvage Officer) Boat Wave Commander Wave Displacement Landing Craft Salvage Boats Medical Boats Floating Dumps b. Ocean Markers and Navigation Aids Obstruction Channel, port side Channel, Starboard side Fairway c. Screened Wake Lights 1st Wave 2nd Wave 3rd Wave 4th Wave 5th Wave 6th Wave 7th Wave 8th Wave Successive Waves Note: Two lights, horizontal, 3 feet apart. Light 2, vertical, blinking WHITE 2, vertical, blinking, color to be designated 1, steady, directed seaward, same color as beach (all-around after 1st wave touches down) 1, blinking, same color as beach 1, steady, same color as beach, directed seaward 3 wake lights, vertical, 1 foot apart, same color as beach (convertible to all-around) 3 wake lights, horizontal, 2 feet apart, RED (convertible to all-around) 2 wake lights, vertical, 1 foot apart, same color as wave 1 or 2 wake lights, horizontal, colored (see c) 3 wake lights, horizontal, 2 feet apart, RED (convertible to all-round) 3, vertical, steady, 1 foot apart, GREEN, all-around 2 or 3 vertical (1 steady GREEN over 1 to 2 cargo colors, 2 feet apart (see figure 12-12) Blinking WHITE over blinking RED Blinking GREEN Blinking RED Blinking WHITE 1 RED 1 BLUE 1 AMBER 1 GREEN 2 RED (see note) 2 BLUE (see note) 2 AMBER (see note) 2 GREEN (see note) Repeat entire sequence Figure 12-10.—Wave Lights requirements. 73NP0088 Figure 12-11.—Boat team paddle. Departure Departure time sequence is shown in figure 12-13. For a 5-minute standby for wave one, the ONE flag will be placed at the dip. The nighttime signal is a steady RED light for 30 seconds. For a 2-minute standby, the ONE flag is closed up, and the nighttime signal is a flashing RED light for 30 seconds. The nighttime signal for a l-minute standby is a flashing RED light for 50 seconds, then a 10-second steady RED light. There is no daytime signal for a l-minute 12-16







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