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69 Cards in this Set
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OOD |
Safe and proper ship operation |
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conning officer |
Assist OOD in safe evolutions and maneuver the ship |
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BMOW |
In charge of watch underway, 1MC usage, and lookouts |
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Helmsman/lee helmsman |
Follow conning officer orders, change course and speed |
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Look outs qua |
For MOB |
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Quartermaster of the watchlati |
Keep OOD informed of ships position and weather picture |
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Latitude |
E to W, measure N to S |
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Longtitude |
N to S, measure E to W |
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Universal time |
ZULU |
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Time Zones |
25 times zone, alphabet except J |
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Sextant anglesrunni |
Fixing your position on the horizon angles between 3 charted objects |
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True bearing r |
Direction of an object 360 degree circle relative to true north |
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Relative bearing |
Direction of an object 360 degree circle from bow of the ship |
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Dead in Water |
Ship not making way under her own power |
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Crossing |
When 2 vessels are meeting on reciprocal course where collision could exist |
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Overtaking |
Vessel coming more than 22.5 degrees abaft your beam, that at night could only be seen by stern light or sidelight of vessel |
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Stand on |
Where one or two vessels keep out of the way |
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Give way |
Every vessel is directed to keep out of the way of another |
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Collision |
2 vessels crash/collide |
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Allisiom |
Vessel collided with a stationary vessel |
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Aground |
Vessels keel touches land, sand, ice/snow |
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Standimeter |
Optical instrument for measuring bearing to another ship using known height of highest radar on mast |
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Bearing circle |
Sighting aid on gyro repeater |
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Chart |
Open ocean map |
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Gyrocompass |
Directive element for seeking north |
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Magnetic compass |
Bridge - Seeks magnetic north |
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Radars |
SPS67, SPS73, SPS49 |
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SATNAV |
8 polar satellites give position utilizing doppler |
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GPS |
Satellite Utilize longitude and latitude positive |
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Laser range finder |
Laser beam to determine the distance to an object |
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Integrated fridge system |
Interconnected systems to monitor various navigation tools |
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Underway lights |
FWD and AFT masthead, side lights and stern light |
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In port ligths |
Jackstaff, flagstaff, aircraft warning, waterline security, and deck lighting |
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Restricted ability to maneuver |
Red over white over red |
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Vessel not in command |
Red over red |
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Man overboard |
Flashing red over red |
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Anchored lights |
Jack staff, flagstaff, aircraft warning, all white deck lights |
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Aground lights |
All possible deck lights |
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Towing lights |
FWD and AFT masthead, port and STBD running lights, stern light, plus yellow light over stern light |
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1 black ball |
Anchor |
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2 black balls |
Not under command |
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3 black balls |
Aground |
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Ball diamond ball |
Restricted maneuvering |
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Cylinder |
Constrained by draft |
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Towing |
Diamond |
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Bravo |
Refueling/ammunition |
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alpha/code |
Divers working over the side |
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Foxtrot |
Fixed wing flight ops |
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Golf |
Guide ship |
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Hotel |
Helo ops |
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Kilo |
Aloft |
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Lima |
HERO |
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Oscar |
MOB |
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Papa |
Personnel recall |
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Quebec |
Small boat recall |
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Romeo |
Ready to receive alongside |
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Uniform |
Anchored |
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First sub |
Absence of flag officer |
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Second sub |
Absence of chief of staff |
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Third sub |
Absence of captain |
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Fourth sub |
Absence of civilian/military official |
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Church pennant |
Worship service |
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Psychrometer |
Measures water vapor condensation |
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JX |
Radio and signal circuit |
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JL |
Lookout circuits |
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Purpose of voyage management |
Virtual electronic charts Nav 1 chart room Nav 2 chart table Nav 3 OOD station Nav 4 CO cabin Nav 5 CIC |
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UNREP FLAGS |
Golf, Romeo, prep (breakaway), bravo (cease pumping) |
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Swing circle |
Radius equal to sum of ships length plus the scope of the anchor chain released |
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Drag circle |
Radius equal to the scope of chain plus hawse pipe to pelorus distance |