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CHAPTER 6 — Operational Planning Change A 6-23 Figure 6-12.  International Code Signal Flags.   IN: “I require a diver.” IO: “I have no diver.” IN1: “I require a diver to clear my propeller.” IP: “A diver will be sent as soon as pos- sible or at time indicated.” IN2: “I require a diver to examine bottom.” IQ: “Diver has been attacked by diver’s disease and requires decompression chamber treatment.” IN3: “I require a diver to place collision mat.” IR: “I am engaged in submarine survey work (underwater operations). Keep clear of me and go slow.” IN4: “I require a diver to clear my anchor.” A: “I have a diver down; Keep well clear at slow speed.” Code Flag (Note 1) Sport Diver (Unofficial) General Note:     Rule 27 of Navigation Rules-International -Inland of December 1983 states the lights and shapes that must be displayed when engaged in diving operations. Note 1:    International Signal Code – All signals must be preceded by the code flag to signify that they are international signals. (Do not use code flag in inland waters.)



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