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USCG Exam PracticeRule 27 — NUC and RAM (lights)

A vessel engaged in diving operations is too small to display all the lights and shapes prescribed in Rule 27(d). In lieu of those lights and shapes, she shall exhibit which of the following?

  1. Three all-round lights (red-white-red) in a vertical line and a rigid replica of International Code flag 'A' not less than 1 meter in heightCorrect
  2. B. Two all-round red lights in a vertical line and a rigid replica of International Code flag 'A' not less than 1 meter in height
  3. C. Three all-round lights (red-white-red) in a vertical line, sidelights, a sternlight, and a masthead light
  4. D. Three all-round green lights in a vertical line and a rigid replica of International Code flag 'A' not less than 1 meter in height

Why A is correct

33 CFR §83.27(e) provides that when vessel size makes it impracticable to display all lights and shapes under paragraph (d), the vessel shall instead exhibit three all-round lights (highest and lowest red, middle white) and a rigid replica of Code flag 'A' not less than 1 meter in height with all-round visibility ensured.

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