USCG Mate Rivers 500-1600 GRT Feed

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Under Rule 3, two vessels are deemed to be in sight of one another:

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Your vessel is fitted with operational radar. Under Inland Rule 7 you must:

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Inland Rule 16 states the duty of the give-way vessel. She shall, so far as possible:

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Under Inland Rules on the Western Rivers (and other waters specified by the Secretary), a power-driven vessel proceeding downbound with a following current in a narrow channel:

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When two power-driven vessels are meeting on reciprocal or nearly reciprocal courses so as to involve risk of collision under ordinary Inland head-on rules (Rule 14), each shall:

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Under Inland Rule 34, one short blast by a power-driven vessel generally means:

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Under Inland Rule 34, two short blasts by a power-driven vessel generally means:

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The danger or doubt signal under Inland Rule 34 is:

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In a narrow channel under Inland Rule 9, a vessel of less than 20 meters or a sailing vessel shall not:

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You intend to overtake another power-driven vessel under Inland Rules. One short blast by the overtaking vessel means you intend to:

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Under Inland Rule 13, a vessel overtaking another shall:

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In restricted visibility under Inland Rule 35, a power-driven vessel making way through the water sounds:

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A power-driven vessel underway but stopped and making no way through the water in restricted visibility sounds:

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Under Inland Rule 23, a power-driven vessel underway shall exhibit:

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A towing vessel pushing ahead or towing alongside on Inland waters, when required to show special lights under Rule 24, characteristically exhibits:

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Under Inland Rule 18, when vessels are in sight of one another, a power-driven vessel underway shall keep out of the way of a vessel:

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Three short blasts on the whistle under Inland Rule 34 mean:

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On Western Rivers crossing situations under Inland Rule 15(b) (where it applies), a power-driven vessel crossing a river shall:

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A vessel not under command that is stopped and making no way through the water shows:

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Under Inland Rule 6 (safe speed), you must consider:

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A vessel restricted in her ability to maneuver at night exhibits, in addition to lights prescribed for a power-driven vessel when making way:

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If you are the stand-on vessel under Inland Rules and it becomes apparent that the give-way vessel is not taking appropriate action, you:

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"Western Rivers" under the Inland Rules means primarily:

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In restricted visibility, if a vessel detects by radar alone another vessel forward of her beam and cannot avoid a close-quarters situation, she should (among other Rule 19 actions):

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A vessel at anchor at night generally exhibits:

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When relieving the mate on watch on a limited-tonnage river vessel, the relieving officer should first:

Deck General Safety

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After the mate of the watch has called the master to the wheelhouse, responsibility for the safe navigation of the vessel:

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When preparing to anchor on a limited-tonnage river vessel with current, the mate should primarily consider:

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The first sign that an anchored vessel is dragging is usually:

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When mooring alongside in current on a river, the preferred general practice for controlling the vessel is to:

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Draft marks are read at the bow, amidships, and the stern rather than at one position only because that:

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A vessel that lolls, coming to rest at a small angle to one side and then flopping over to a similar angle on the other, is showing:

Deck General Safety

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A fire watch is kept for a period after welding or cutting has finished because:

Deck General Safety

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When handling wire or synthetic mooring lines under load, the mate should train the deck team to:

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For a given quantity of liquid, the free-surface loss of stability is greatest when the liquid is:

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On discovering a fire as mate of the watch, your immediate priorities generally include:

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A galley fire in a deep-fat fryer should be fought with:

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An emergency escape breathing device may properly be used to:

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The primary purpose of a vessel's fire main system is to:

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Before entering a confined space as mate supervising entry, you should ensure:

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When mustering for abandon-ship, the mate should ensure that:

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In a liferaft float-free arrangement, the weak link fitted in the painter is designed to:

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When securing a barge or tow for river transit as mate, a primary safety concern is:

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Pollution prevention on a river vessel requires the mate to know that:

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If you suspect a man overboard while mate of the watch, you should generally:

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A vessel's magnetic compass is 'swung' in order to:

Deck General Safety

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When a fire detection alarm activates on watch, the mate should:

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Adding weight high on a vessel (e.g., deck cargo stacked high) generally:

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