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A vessel engaged in mine
clearance operations shallot might show
the following signals in addition to
most head sides and stone lights for a
normal power-driven vessel under way for
the normal signals required for a vessel
at anchor this less also also exhibit at
the head of the foremast three green
signal lights forming a triangle
these indicated is dangerous to approach
within 1000 meters of the mine clearance
level
during the day for lights will be
replaced by three ball shapes forming a
triangle
some signal in restricted with
bility underway for a tanker one long
last followed by two short blasts at
intervals of not more than two minutes
extract from rule 27 vessels engaged in
mind current operations extract some
rule 35 sound signals in restricted
visibility
extract from rule 27 vessels not under
command or restricted in their ability
to maneuver death vessel engaged in mine
clearance operation shall in addition to
the light described for a part of
investable enroll 23 or to the lights or
shape described for a vessel at anchor
to roll 30 as appropriate exhibit 3
all-around green lights all three balls
one of these lights or shapes shall be
exhibited the foremast head and one at
each end of the foreyard these lights or
shapes indicate that it is dangerous for
another vessel to approach within 1000
meters of the mine clearance vessel
extract the room
five sound signals in restricted
visibility in or near an area of
restricted visibility whether by day or
night
the signals described in this fool shall
be used as follows a a power-driven
vessel making way through the water
sound intervals of not more than two
minutes 1 prolonged last be apologizing
vessel under way that stopped and making
no way through the water so founders
intervals of not more than two minutes
to prolonged blast in succession with an
interval of about two seconds between
them see a vessel must under command a
vessel restricted in her ability to
maneuver a vessel constrained by her
draft a sailing vessel vessel engaged in
fishing and a vessel engaged in towing
or pushing another vessel shell instead
of the signals described in paragraph a
or b of this rule sound of intervals of
not more than two minutes three blasts
in succession namely one preload
followed by two short blasts if we're
pushing vessel and vessel being pushed
ahead are rigidly connected in a
composite unit they shall be regarded as
a power-driven vessel and shall give the
signals described in paragraph a copy of
this rule