SECTION III-E - General Ship Requirements
c. The HF weather fax shall be capable of both coastal and long-range reception. d. The bridge shall also be equipped for aircraft voice communications. C. Navigation Systems i. The ship shall be provided with a complete and modern suite, with appropriate redundancy, of standard marine navigation and safety equipment such as: a.
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