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CHAPTER 3 WATCH STANDINGIn this chapter, you will learn about the ,quarter,andstationbill;thetermsusedduri ngwatches;andsometypicalwatches, bearings and using STANDINGL earningObjectives:Whenyoufinishthischapt er,you will be able to Recognizetheresponsibilitiesofpersonnelf orthe WATCH , Quarter, and Station Bill. Identifytypesofwatches,generalordersofas entry,procedurestofollowwhenrelievingana rmed WATCH , and when a weapon may be fired. Recognize the duties of sentirecommissionedlife, ,dependingonthe ship or , sorganizationandthewatchesmannedbyitsper sonnelkeeptheshiprunningsmoothly24hoursa day. Watchesvary,ofcourse, (utilities,suchassteam,water,andelectric ity)fromthepieroranothership,it snecessarytomaintainawatchforcommunicati ons, security, and your time in the navy , you will be required tostand many watches.
WATCH STANDING In this chapter, you will learn about the basic ... maintaining the deck log are contained in the U.S. Navy Regulations and Standard Organizationand Regulations of theU.S. Navy. The ship’s deck log is a ... throughout the Navy, both underwayand in-port. Most of them are ofaprofessional nature; that is, they are ...
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