Signalman 1 & C - Historic Naval Ships Association

Merchant ship identification—Continuedidentification procedures, 13-19sequence of upright, 13-22Miscellaneous flags and pennants, 10-18absentee pennants, 10-2 1award flags and pennants, 10-21church and jewish worship, 10-21homeward-bound pennant, 10-20pow/mia, 10-21red cross, 10-21United Nations flag, 10-18U.S. Navy flag, 10-18Multipurpose signal light, 2-5NNaval message format, 3-2abbreviated plaindress message, 3-10codress message, 3-10plaindress message, 3-3service message, 3-10Navigational charts and publications, 9-3chart issue, 9-6chart scales, 9-5chart sounding marks, 9-6hand corrections, 9-7locating positions on charts, 9-3notice to mariners, 9-6Navigational equipment, 9-1bearing and azimuth circle, 9-2compasses, 9-1telescopic alidades, 9-3Night vision devices, 2-14AN/PVS-8, 2-16AN/PVS-11 pocketscope, 2-19AN/PVS-5 night vision goggles, 2-17general safety precautions, 2-19Mk 37 night vision sight, 2-14OOperation orders and plans, 14-4operation orders, 14-4operations plans, 14-4Optical equipment, 2-10binoculars, 2-13care of optics, 2-13ship's binoculars, 2-11Originating messages, 3-1address of messages, 3-2drafter, 3-1originator, 3-1releasing officer, 3-1types of messages, 3-1PParts of a flaghoist message, 5-16heading, 5-6text, 5-7Personal flags and command pennants, 10-6afloat display, 10-6aircraft, 10-10ashore display, 10-10broad and burgee command, 10-9commission pennant, 10-10display of two simultaneously, 10-9restrictions, 10-7size of personal flags and command pennants, 10-9vehicles, 10-10Prosigns, 3-2Pyrotechnics, 4-12RRadiotelephone, 4-13beadwindow, 4-22circuit log, 4-14executive method, 4-22INDEX-5