USCG Auxiliary Boat Crew QE Study Guide –
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1 4.3.1 Port Sidelight 2 3.1.1a Double braided
3 4.3.6 Small Boat Combination Light 4 4.3.5 Anchor Light
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4.3.1 Port Sidelight Red; 112.5 deg
4.3.2 Starboard Sidelight Green; 112.5 deg
4.3.3 Stern Light White; 135 deg
4.3.4 Masthead/Steaming Light White; 225 deg (above the sidelights)
, 4.3.5 Anchor Light White; 360 degrees
4.3.6 Small Boat Combination Light Red, Green, and White light; 360 degrees
4.3.7 State when boats are required to 1. Between sunrise and sunset
display navigational lights 2. Any time there is limited visability
4.4.1 Identified Short Blast and its About 1 second
duration
4.4.2 Identified Prolonged Blast and About 4-6 seconds
its duration
4.4.3 Identified the danger signal and 5 short blasts; Danger/Don't Understand
when its used
4.5.1 Name six of the 17 accepted 1. Mayday radio broadcast
maritime distress signals 2. Signaling mirror
3. Signal whistle
4. November code flag over Charlie code flag
5. Continuous fog horn
6. SOS - Morse code
7. Gun fired at 1 minute intervals
8. High-intensity white flashing light
9. Red parachute flare
Astern Propulsion Signal 3 Short Blasts
Leaving the Dock/Entering Main 1 Prolonged
Channel (Inland)
3.1.1a Double braided Two hollow braided line with a core of single laid.
Always synthetic.
3.1.1b Three strand Twisted from three lines of three twisted strands of
yarn
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1 4.3.1 Port Sidelight 2 3.1.1a Double braided
3 4.3.6 Small Boat Combination Light 4 4.3.5 Anchor Light
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Terms in this set (118)
4.3.1 Port Sidelight Red; 112.5 deg
4.3.2 Starboard Sidelight Green; 112.5 deg
4.3.3 Stern Light White; 135 deg
4.3.4 Masthead/Steaming Light White; 225 deg (above the sidelights)
, 4.3.5 Anchor Light White; 360 degrees
4.3.6 Small Boat Combination Light Red, Green, and White light; 360 degrees
4.3.7 State when boats are required to 1. Between sunrise and sunset
display navigational lights 2. Any time there is limited visability
4.4.1 Identified Short Blast and its About 1 second
duration
4.4.2 Identified Prolonged Blast and About 4-6 seconds
its duration
4.4.3 Identified the danger signal and 5 short blasts; Danger/Don't Understand
when its used
4.5.1 Name six of the 17 accepted 1. Mayday radio broadcast
maritime distress signals 2. Signaling mirror
3. Signal whistle
4. November code flag over Charlie code flag
5. Continuous fog horn
6. SOS - Morse code
7. Gun fired at 1 minute intervals
8. High-intensity white flashing light
9. Red parachute flare
Astern Propulsion Signal 3 Short Blasts
Leaving the Dock/Entering Main 1 Prolonged
Channel (Inland)
3.1.1a Double braided Two hollow braided line with a core of single laid.
Always synthetic.
3.1.1b Three strand Twisted from three lines of three twisted strands of
yarn
