International Code of Signals 1969 |
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accident or survival aground anchor area around lat bearing Beaufort Scale boat Boat/raft call sign cargo caution channel/fairway code letter Code of Signals Complements table Compressi dangerous distance draught drifting engines feet or metres flag give given with SOS/MAYDAY go astern going ahead hand-flags or arms hawser hawser/cable hoist ice-breaker identity signal indicate number indicated if necessary injured/sick person International Code keep kilometres per hour knots Lightvessel Maritime Declaration Mayday mg per tablet Morse Morse code name or identity nautical miles Navigation number feet Pain place indicated position indicated Position of accident probable diagnosis procedure signals proceed radar radio beacon radio direction-finder radiotelegraphy radiotelephony refloat require immediate assistance rescue single-letter signals sound signalling star signal steer stop survival craft survivors Table M I towing hawser transmission vessel indicated vessel name vessel or aircraft vessel/aircraft in distress visual signals Vomiting wish to communicate word or group