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แบบฝึกหัดพนักงานวิทยุคมนาคมประเภทจำกัดเขตเดินเรือทะเล(ROC)
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แบบฝึกหัดพนักงานวิทยุคมนาคมประเภททั่วไปประจำเรือ (GOC)
หมวดที่ 1. General Information and System Overview และ Principles of Communications
หมวดที่ 2. F.C.C. Rules & Regulations และ DSC & Alpha-Numeric ID
หมวดที่ 3. Distress, Urgency & Safety Communications และ Section-F: Survival Craft Equip & S.A.R
หมวดที่ 4. VHF-DSC Equipment & Communications และ Maritime Safety Information (M.S.I.)
หมวดที่ 5. Inmarsat Equip. & Communications และ MF-HF Equip. and Communications
แบบฝึกหัดพนักงานวิทยุคมนาคมประเภทจำกัดเขตเดินเรือทะเล (ROC)
หมวดที่ 1. General Information and System Overview และ F.C.C. Rules & Regulations
หมวดที่ 2. DSC & Alpha-Numeric ID Systems และ Distress, Urgency & Safety Communication
หมวดที่ 3. Survival Craft Equip & S.A.R, Maritime Safety Information (M.S.I.) และ VHF-DSC Equipment & Communication
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คำถามที่ 1/50
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1
How many digits are in the MID (Maritime Identification Digits)?
A.
3
B.
7
C.
9
D.
10
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What does the MID (Maritime Identification Digits) signify?
A.
Port of registry
B.
Nationality
C.
Gross tonnage
D.
Passenger vessel
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คำถามที่ 3/50
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3
Which of the following numbers indicates a ship station MMSI?
A.
003372694
B.
030356328
C.
3384672
D.
623944326
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คำถามที่ 4/50
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4
A valid MMSI number for a DSC call to a specific group of vessels is:
A.
003664523
B.
338462941
C.
003036483
D.
030327931
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5
A MMSI 030346239 indicates what?
A.
Group MMSI
B.
Inmarsat-C I.D. number
C.
Coast station
D.
Ship station
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6
Which of the following statements concerning MMSI is true?
A.
Coast station MMSI numbers have 9 digits starting with 4.
B.
All MMSI numbers are 9 digits and contain an MID.
C.
Ship station MMSI numbers can be 7 digits or 9 digits depending on the Inmarsat terminal.
D.
Group MMSI numbers must begin with 2 zeros.
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7
Which of the following statements concerning MMSI is false?
A.
All Coast Station MMSI must begin with 2 zeros.
B.
All Coast Station MMSI must begin with the MID then 2 zeros.
C.
A group call must begin with a single zero followed by the MID.
D.
The first 3 digits of a ship MMSI comprise the MID.
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8
Which of the following statements concerning MMSI is true?
A.
All ship station MMSI must begin with a single zero and include the MID.
B.
All group station MMSI must begin with the MID.
C.
None of these answers are correct.
D.
All Coast Station MMSI must be 9 digits and begin with the MID and then two zeros.
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9
A VHF “Distress Hot Key” alert will always include what information?
A.
The nature of Distress and vessel position.
B.
The vessel’s current position, course and speed from the GPS.
C.
The vessel’s programmed MMSI number and code for Distress priority.
D.
The follow-on frequency required for Distress voice communications.
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คำถามที่ 10/50
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10
When sending a DSC call:
A.
Vessel’s position will automatically be sent with DSC calls specifying an alternate frequency.
B.
Vessel's MMSI will indicate its ocean region and vessel position.
C.
Vessel’s MMSI and position will automatically be sent for all types of DSC calls.
D.
Vessel's position will automatically be sent if the vessel is sending a “Distress Hot Key” alert.
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คำถามที่ 11/50
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11
A “Distress Hot Key” alert will always include what information?
A.
Distress priority, vessel’s position if available and the vessel’s MMSI number.
B.
The vessel’s current position, course and speed from the GPS.
C.
The vessel’s MMSI number and category of Distress.
D.
Distress priority, frequency for voice Distress communications and vessel position.
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คำถามที่ 12/50
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12
What does the DSC control unit do if the GMDSS Radio Operator fails to insert updated information when initiating a DSC Distress alert?
A.
It will abort the transmission and set off an audible alarm that must be manually reset.
B.
It will initiate the DSC Distress alert but, as no information will be transmitted, rescue personnel will not be able to identify the vessel, its position, or its situation.
C.
It will initiate the DSC Distress alert and default information will automatically be transmitted.
D.
It will initiate the DSC Distress alert, but any station receiving it will have to establish contact with the distressed vessel to determine its identity, position, and situation.
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13
DSC relays of Distress alerts by vessels:
A.
Should be done for all Distress alerts received aboard the ship.
B.
Should be avoided; unless an acknowledgement has not been heard.
C.
Should be transmitted to all ships involved in Distress traffic.
D.
Are the best means to provide for a retransmission of Distress communications.
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คำถามที่ 14/50
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14
Which of the following statements is true regarding Distress alerting under GMDSS?
A.
The Distress alert must identify the station in Distress and its position and may additionally include information regarding the nature of the Distress.
B.
Ship to shore Distress alerts are used to alert other ships in port of navigational hazards.
C.
Ship-to-ship Distress alerts are used to alert other ships in the vicinity of navigational hazards and bad weather.
D.
The vessel nearest to the emergency must notify the Coast Guard before leaving the vicinity.
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15
If a GMDSS Radio Operator initiates a DSC Distress transmission but does not insert a message, what happens?
A.
The transmission is aborted and an alarm sounds to indicate this data must be provided by the operator.
B.
The transmission will be made with "default" information provided automatically.
C.
The transmission is not initiated and "ERROR" is indicated on the display readout.
D.
The receiving station will poll the DSC unit of the vessel in Distress to download the necessary information.
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16
Repetition of a DSC Distress call is normally automatic if not acknowledged after a delay of:
A.
2 - 5 minutes
B.
10-15 minutes
C.
3.5 - 4.5 minutes
D.
1 - 2 minutes
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คำถามที่ 17/50
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17
A VHF-DSC Distress alert call:
A.
Using the "Distress Button" or "Distress Hot Key" ensures that all information pertinent to a Distress will be transmitted.
B.
Contains information on the vessel’s course and speed.
C.
Can include the nature of the distress if time permits and operator selects it
D.
Will always contain accurate positions from GPS units and correct MMSI numbers.
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คำถามที่ 18/50
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18
A VHF-DSC Distress alert will always be transmitted on what channel?
A.
Ch-16
B.
Ch-22A
C.
Ch-6
D.
Ch-70
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คำถามที่ 19/50
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19
Why should you always follow on with a voice transmission after sending a DSC Distress alert?
A.
A voice follow on transmission is always necessary in a genuine Distress.
B.
To provide more information than is contained in the DSC message.
C.
To confirm for coast stations and other mariners that the Distress is genuine.
D.
All of these answers are correct.
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คำถามที่ 20/50
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20
What information is not vital in a Distress follow on voice transmission after a DSC Alert?
A.
Ship's position, nature of distress and assistance requested.
B.
Ship's Name, Call Sign and MMSI number.
C.
Company emergency contact information.
D.
Physical description of the vessel and number of POB.
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คำถามที่ 21/50
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21
What is meant by the acronym “EOS" in a DSC message?
A.
Error Of Sequence
B.
End Of Signals
C.
End Of Sequence
D.
Equal Operating Signals
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คำถามที่ 22/50
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22
What is the proper procedure to be followed upon receipt of a Distress alert transmitted by use of Digital Selective Calling techniques?
A.
Set watch on the DSC alerting frequency in the band of frequencies the alert was received.
B.
Set a continuous watch on VHF-FM Channel 13, 16 and DSC on Channel 70.
C.
Ship stations equipped with narrow-band direct-printing equipment should respond to the Distress alert as soon as practicable by this means.
D.
Set watch on the radiotelephone Distress and Safety frequency associated with the Distress and Safety calling frequency on which the Distress alert was received.
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คำถามที่ 23/50
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23
What is meant by the acronym “ECC" in a DSC message?
A.
Error Check Character
B.
Every Cipher Counted
C.
Error Cannot Confirm
D.
Even Characters Counted
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คำถามที่ 24/50
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24
What action should be taken on receipt of a VHF Distress alert?
A.
Read the display screen and/or printout and call the Master to verify if the Distress is genuine.
B.
Silence the alarm, examine the display screen and acknowledge the DSC alert via DSC.
C.
Silence the alarm and listen for any follow on voice transmission on Ch-70.
D.
Silence the alarm and set up watch on Ch-16 to determine if the Distress is genuine.
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คำถามที่ 25/50
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25
What precautions should be taken when viewing an incoming DSC Distress alert message?
A.
Be careful not to activate a DSC acknowledgement or relay.
B.
If the message is not clear make a DSC call to all ships requesting clarification.
C.
No precautions are necessary -- the unit will auto-acknowledge an incoming DSC Distress alert.
D.
If there are errors in the call the unit didn’t auto-acknowledge via DSC and the watch officer must do so instead.
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คำถามที่ 26/50
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26
Under what condition would you not relay a DSC Distress alert?
A.
If the mobile unit in Distress is incapable of further Distress alert communications.
B.
If no Coast Station/Mobile Unit acknowledgement of the alert is observed.
C.
A coast station DSC acknowledgment of the original Distress alert was received by your vessel.
D.
No distress traffic has been heard and the DSC alert is unacknowledged via DSC.
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คำถามที่ 27/50
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27
The relay of DSC Distress alerts
A.
Was not originally an intended function of the GMDSS system but now is the preferred method to notify an RCC.
B.
Remains the preferred method for passing Distress message traffic to an RCC or Coast Station.
C.
Should always be done immediately to ensure a Coast Station receives the DSC Distress Alert.
D.
Can quickly overburden the GMDSS systems in the vicinity with improperly transmitted or inappropriately relayed DSC calls.
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คำถามที่ 28/50
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Transmission of a Distress alert by a station on behalf of another vessel actually in Distress should not occur
A.
When communications between the Distress vessel and a Coast station are already in progress.
B.
When the mobile unit actually in Distress is not itself in a position to transmit the Distress alert.
C.
When the Master or responsible person on the mobile unit not in Distress so decides.
D.
When the responsible person at the Coast Station determines further help is necessary.
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คำถามที่ 29/50
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29
You are in voice communication on Ch-16 with a vessel in Distress that advises you they are unable to contact a Coast Station. What action would you take?
A.
Send a DSC Distress Relay transmission on Ch-16.
B.
Attempt to contact a Coast Station using voice on Ch-16 with a Mayday Relay.
C.
Make an all ships call with Urgency priority.
D.
Call the Coast Station on Ch-70 with Distress priority giving the other vessel’s position.
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คำถามที่ 30/50
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What action is not applicable in preventing transmissions of false Distress alerts?
A.
Proper watch officer instruction and training.
B.
Disabling the unit’s ability to perform DSC Relays & acknowledgments.
C.
Ensure that the protective cover over the “Distress Hot Key” is secure.
D.
Ensure that all officers read the operating manuals and are familiar with the menus.
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คำถามที่ 31/50
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31
The EPIRB on the bridge wing is observed with the strobe light flashing and the control switch in the “ON” position. What action(s) should be taken?
A.
Disabling the EPIRB is all that is necessary.
B.
Contact the nearest USCG Coast Station and request that they send the alert reset signal.
C.
Contact the nearest coast station or RCC to cancel the distress alert and subsequently disable the EPIRB.
D.
Disable the EPIRB and wait for the USCG to advise that the transmission has stopped.
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You have been monitoring your 3-cm radar screen and a series of 12 concentric circles suddenly appears centered on the screen. What is the most likely cause of this situation?
A.
There is a survival craft within 3 nm distance.
B.
There is a fault in the radar.
C.
Your own vessel’s SART has been activated.
D.
Your own vessel’s EPIRB homing beacon has been activated.
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The EPIRB on the bridge wing is observed with the strobe light flashing and the control switch in the “OFF” position. What action should be taken?
A.
Place the control switch in the "OFF” position.
B.
No action is needed – the strobe light indicates the automatic monthly self test is in progress.
C.
Wait for the USCG or NOAA to confirm that the unit is actually transmitting.
D.
Assume the unit is transmitting and follow the recommended procedures to properly cancel a false distress alert being broadcast from an EPIRB.
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คำถามที่ 34/50
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34
When can routine communications be resumed when radio silence has been imposed?
A.
After determining that the frequency or channel appears to be no longer in use.
B.
After determining that geographic distance from the Distress situation will prohibit any other signal from interfering with emergency communications.
C.
If, in the master's opinion, communications on that frequency will interfere with emergency communications.
D.
Routine communications can resume after the Rescue Coordination Center transmits a message on the frequency or channel being used for emergency communications stating that such traffic has concluded.
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What is meant by the term “Seelonce Mayday"?
A.
Stations not directly involved with the on-going Distress communications may not transmit on the Distress frequency or channel.
B.
Stations remaining off the air to safeguard proprietary information.
C.
Two three-minute silent periods, at 15 and 45 minutes after the hour, that provide a transmitting "window" for distressed vessels to transmit Distress alerts using J3E.
D.
Communications on a Distress frequency or channel is banned for 24 hours following the cessation of the Distress traffic.
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How is "radio silence" imposed?
A.
By the Land Earth Station (LES) controlling the Distress communications on that frequency.
B.
By the On Scene Coordinator (OSC) or the RCC chosen by the SAR Mission Coordinator.
C.
By the nearest Public Correspondence Coast Station.
D.
By the vessel first responding to the Distress call.
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What is the reason for imposing radio silence?
A.
To keep a clear channel open for Safety broadcasts.
B.
To prevent interference to Distress communications.
C.
To allow individual vessels to carry out direct communications.
D.
To listen periodically for other vessels sending Distress alerts on Ch-70.
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How are normal working conditions restored after radio silence has been imposed?
A.
All of these answers are correct.
B.
The Land Earth Station (LES) that imposed the radio silence must transmit a voice message on the Distress frequency stating "SILENCE FINI".
C.
The Rescue Coordination Center (RCC) that imposed the radio silence must transmit a voice message on the Distress frequency stating "SEELONCE FEENEE".
D.
The Public Correspondence Station (PCS) that imposed the radio silence must transmit a voice message on the Distress frequency stating "SILENCE FINI".
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Which of the following situations would normally use the Urgency priority?
A.
A crewmember falling over the side.
B.
A serious medical situation involving a crewmember with potential loss of life.
C.
A cargo shift or weather situation considered to be of greater hazard than would justify a Safety priority designation.
D.
An important meteorological warning concerning hazardous weather.
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Which of the following situations would not properly use the Urgency priority?
A.
Treatment of a crewmember breaking a leg in a cargo hold.
B.
Leaking oil from a minor tank fracture requiring a mandatory pollution report.
C.
An unexpected deviation in the forecast track line of a typhoon.
D.
Abandoning the vessel just before sinking.
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Which of the following situations would normally use the Urgency priority?
A.
A serious medical situation involving a crewmember.
B.
A collision with the ship taking on water.
C.
Important company communications related to an itinerary change.
D.
Scenarios concerning the Safety of navigation or important meteorological warnings.
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If the Watch Officer hears "PAN PAN" spoken 3 times it means:
A.
None of these answers is correct.
B.
A navigation or important meteorological warning should follow.
C.
The station is preparing to transmit a Safety message possibly concerning the safety of a mobile unit or person.
D.
A mobile unit is in need of immediate assistance.
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Which of the following situations would normally use the Voice designation "Securite"?
A.
Messages concerning the Safety of Life At Sea (SOLAS).
B.
Messages detailing important navigational warnings.
C.
Messages containing information concerning the Safety of a mobile unit or person.
D.
Messages concerning On-scene communications.
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Which of the following situations would normally use the Safety priority?
A.
Treatment of a crewmember with a broken leg that is not life-threatening.
B.
Treatment of a crewmember with a serious cardiac emergency.
C.
Loss of 5 containers with lashing gear over the side.
D.
A fire in the generator flat/spaces.
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Which of the following situations would normally use the Safety priority?
A.
A serious medical situation involving a crewmember.
B.
An unanticipated warning related to piracy or terrorism.
C.
Grounding in a way that could lead to imminent danger to the ship’s crew.
D.
Important navigational or meteorological warnings.
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The Radiotelephone Safety signal is:
A.
"Securite" repeated 3 times
B.
"Safety Safety Safety"
C.
"Pan Pan" repeated 3 times
D.
"Securite Securite" repeated 3 times
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If your vessel has suffered a casualty severe enough to disable both ship’s power and the GMDSS console RSE you should:
A.
Activate the EPIRB and/or use the SCT to make a “Mayday” call on Ch-16.
B.
Use UHF Transceivers to contact other vessels.
C.
Activate the EPIRB and/or use the SCT to make a “Mayday” call on Ch-70.
D.
Make a “Mayday” call on Ch-70 and Ch-06 using the Survival Craft Transceiver.
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DSC is used primarily to:
A.
Receive weather warnings, navigational notices and other Maritime Safety Information.
B.
Transmit and receive Distress, Urgency and Safety alerts and routine calls to and from other ships and coast radio stations.
C.
Provide routine communications with the ship owner.
D.
Report ship's position to search-and-rescue authorities via satellite.
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The vessel’s GMDSS operator fails to properly record the particulars of an incoming DSC Distress alert. Which statement is true?
A.
The details of the DSC alert are obtainable from the DSC address book.
B.
The details of the DSC Distress alert are irrevocably lost.
C.
The details of the DSC alert should be obtainable by accessing the DSC call data directory.
D.
The details of the DSC Distress alert are never stored for later review.
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What is the best method of determining whether a Distress situation is genuine?
A.
Check your 3-cm radar for a SART signal from the Distress vessel.
B.
Monitor the 406 MHz EPIRB signal to locate the vessel in Distress.
C.
Check the NAVTEX for U.S.C.G. confirmation of the Distress from the RCC.
D.
Monitor the follow on frequency for actual voice Distress communications.
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