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USCG Exam PracticeRule 27 — NUC and RAM (lights)

A vessel engaged in mine clearance operations exhibits three all-round green lights. One light is near the foremast head. Where are the other two lights positioned?

  1. One at each end of the fore yardCorrect
  2. B. One at each end of the main yard
  3. C. One at the stern and one at the bow
  4. D. One at each end of the after yard

Why A is correct

33 CFR §83.27(f) specifies that for mine clearance operations, one all-round green light is near the foremast head and one is at each end of the fore yard. These lights warn other vessels not to approach within 1,000 meters.

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