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International Code flag 'A'
Use:Must Be Displayed by all vessels operating either in ineternational waters or on the navigatable waters o the United States that are unable to exhibit 3 shapes. Flag A means that the maneuverability of the vessel is restricted.
Meaning:"My manueverability is restriced because i have a diver down; keep well clear at slow speed." |
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International Code flag 'I and R'
Use:Displayed by all vessels in international and foriegn waters.
Meaning:"I am engaged in submarine survey work (underwater operations); keep clear of me and go slow" |
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Sport Diver Flag
Use:Displayed by civillian divers in the United States. May be used with code flag alpha (Flag A), but cannot be used in lieu of flag A. The Coast Gueard recommends that the red-and-white diver's flag be exhibited on a float marking the location of the divers.
Meaning:"Divers are below. Boats should not operate within 100 feet." (Varies in accordance with individual state laws.) |
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International Day Shapes and Lights
Use: Displayed by all vessels in international foreign waters engaged in underwater operations.
Meaning: "This vessel is engaged in underwater operations and is unable to get out the way of approaching vessels." |
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