If you are aground why would you even sound an anchor signal? Poor question!
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Rules of the Road: BOTH INTERNATIONAL & INLAND Your vessel is aground in fog. In addition to the re...
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Because it is required by law, see Rule 35(h) and good practice by seamen. If you cannot see the vessel and you hear the signal and understand that it is aground you both have a warning to the condition and the cognizance that the vessel is unable to maneuver in any way. I'd also be interested so I can avoid the hazard that caused the grounding.
Because it is required by law, see Rule 35(h) and good practice by seamen. If you cannot see the vessel and you hear the signal and understand that it is aground you both have a warning to the condition and the cognizance that the vessel is unable to maneuver in any way. I'd also be interested so I can avoid the hazard that caused the grounding.