Acp 135(F), Communications Instructions Distress And Rescue Procedures Ch 4/5/6/7

Front 1

Which signal indicates that the calling station has a very urgent message to transmit concerning the safety of a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle, and/or the safety of personnel?

Back 1

PAN PAN

Front 2

Urgency signals have priority over all other communications except for which other type?

Back 2

Distress

Front 3

How many times is the group of words PAN PAN transmitted in voice urgency signals?

Back 3

3

Front 4

Which group of letters is transmitted over RATT three times in urgency signals?

Back 4

xxx

Front 5

Any station that hears the Urgency signal must continue to listen for at least how many minutes?

Back 5

3

Front 6

Which signal indicates that the station is about to transmit a message containing an important navigational or meteorological warning?

Back 6

Safety

Front 7

Which word is spoken three times and transmitted before the call in safety signals?

Back 7

SECURATE

Front 8

For the purpose of announcing and identifying aircraft for medical transports, a transmission of the urgency signal shall be followed by which group of letters over RATT/NBDP?

Back 8

YYY

Front 9

To indicate distress a gun or other explosive fired at intervals spaced about how far apart can be used?

Back 9

1 minute

Front 10

The International Code Signal of distress indicated by which code group can be used to indicate distress?

Back 10

NC

Front 11

A smoke signal giving off a volume of which color of smoke can be used to indicate distress?

Back 11

Orange

Front 12

Which squawking code can be used to indicate distress on IFF mode 3/A?

Back 12

7700

Front 13

What should a pilot make the aircraft do to acknowledge that a ground distress signal has been seen and understood?

Back 13

Rock the wings

Front 14

What is the minimum length that ground distress signals should be?

Back 14

8 feet

Front 15

What is the International Aeronautical Emergency Frequency?

Back 15

121.5 MHz

Front 16

What is the Distress and Emergency Frequency?

Back 16

243.0 MHz

Front 17

Which frequencies are used to supplement the carrier frequency 2182 kHz for DISTRESS and SAFETY purposes and for call and reply?

Back 17

4125 kHz and 6215 kHz

Front 18

Which frequency is for international use by the maritime mobile VHF radiotelephone service as a distress, safety and calling frequency?

Back 18

156.8 MHz

Front 19

Which frequency is for world-wide use when communicating with enroute aircraft participating in SAR operations?

Back 19

123.1 MHz

Front 20

Which prefix is used for call signs for assigned SAR craft?

Back 20

RESCUE

Front 21

What is the International Emergency Distress Signal (SOS)?

Back 21

MAYDAY

Front 22

What is the International Emergency Safety Signal?

Back 22

SECURITY

Front 23

What is the International Emergency Urgency Signal?

Back 23

PAN PAN