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What is the meaning of the signal DX RQ when sent by the International Code of Signals?

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What is the meaning of the signal DX RQ when sent by the International Code of Signals?

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• International Code of Signals (ICS) two-letter and three-letter groups • Distress / urgency groups in the ICS related to damage, flooding, and sinking • Difference between signals that ask a question and signals that make a statement

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• Look at the letters: does this signal seem more like it is asking about a condition or stating a condition? • Among the choices, which one sounds like a question group that would logically be used by a ship trying to find out how serious another vessels situation is? • In the ICS, when damage is involved, which wording would you expect for "can be repaired" versus "are you sinking"?

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• Identify which option is clearly interrogative (a question) in form and intent. • Check which choices would most likely be used in a distress / emergency exchange between ships. • Verify in an ICS table whether DX RQ belongs to a group about damage and risk of sinking, not to a country call sign or harbor services (tugs).

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