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Part 2 – Operations and Missions<br />

Chapter 2 – Mission Planning<br />

B.15. Maximum<br />

Underway Limits<br />

Unit Commanders shall comply with the policies set forth in this chapter.<br />

These requirements shall be taken into consideration when developing<br />

standard staffing for boat operations (see Table 2-3).<br />

Boat Size Maximum Underway Hours (note 1) Rest<br />

Seas <<br />

4 FT<br />

Seas ><br />

4 FT<br />

HWX<br />

Required<br />

40 FT and 10 8 6 8<br />

above<br />

30-39 FT 8 6 N/A 8<br />

Less Than<br />

30 FT<br />

8 6 N/A 8<br />

Trailering 350 miles or 8 hours (note 2) 8<br />

Notes:<br />

Table 2-3<br />

Underway Limits<br />

1. Maximum hours within a 24-hour period.<br />

2. Trailering hours shall be counted towards underway limitations for<br />

designated boat crews.<br />

B.15.a. Sheltered<br />

Anchorage<br />

B.15.b. Crew<br />

Hours for<br />

Multiple<br />

Platforms<br />

Time spent at a sheltered anchorage can extend the maximum underway<br />

hours for crew on watch by 50%. Time at a sheltered anchorage may be<br />

counted as “crew on watch.”<br />

Although the maximum underway hours varies from boat to boat, crews<br />

who perform missions on multiple boat types should not exceed 6-10<br />

hours underway in a 24-hr period. Ultimately, the CO/OIC must make<br />

an informed decision based on boat types, environmental conditions, and<br />

crew fitness / ability.<br />

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