Your vessel is in distress and you have made radiotelephone contact with a U.S. Coast Guard vessel. The Coast Guard vessel requests that you give him a long count. This indicates that __________.
A
the Coast Guard vessel is testing its receiver
B
your radio transmitter is not working properly
C
the Coast Guard vessel is requesting your position in latitude and longitude
D
the Coast Guard vessel is taking a radio direction finder bearing on your vessel
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Your vessel is in distress and you have made radiotelephone contact with a U.S. Coast Guard vessel. The Coast Guard vessel requests that you give him a long count. This indicates that __________.
Your vessel is in distress and you have made radiotelephone contact with a U.S. Coast Guard vessel. The Coast Guard vessel requests that you give him a long count. This indicates that __________.