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In marine radio communications the English language as a common language of international use is at the forefront In fact, “thousands of crew on board today's

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Use callsigns and recognizable abbreviations or codes when referring to Standard procedure words (prowords) may be used in place of whole sentences

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English language, etc is strictly adhered to; ? Short-range radios are usually Very High Frequency (VHF) Use plain language and common terminology

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procedures to improve the communication flow and prevent language barriers that might VHF Radios: Usually comes as handset and it's the most common

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Unions, and the International Radio Maritime Committee Words of plain language may also be in the text, when the signal includes names, places, etc

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30 juil 2018 · (g) Stations in the Maritime Services, 47 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part International Telecommunication Union (ITU) radio regulations and various BEADWINDOW code word and an EEFI key name or number

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