Title 32: National Defense
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PART 706—CERTIFICATIONS AND EXEMPTIONS UNDER THE INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS FOR PREVENTING COLLISIONS AT SEA, 1972
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§ 706.1 Purpose of regulations.
§ 706.2 Certifications of the Secretary of the Navy under Executive Order 11964 and 33 U.S.C. 1605.
§ 706.3 Exemptions by the Secretary of the Navy under Executive Order 11964.
Authority: 33 U.S.C. 1605.
§ 706.1 Purpose of regulations.
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(a) All ships are warned that, when U.S. naval vessels are met in international waters, certain navigational lights and sound-signalling appliances of some naval vessels may vary from the requirements of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972 (33 U.S.C. foll. section 1602 (1982)), as to number, position, range, or arc of visibility of lights, as well as to the disposition and characteristics of sound-signalling appliances. Those differences are necessitated by reason of the special construction or purpose of the naval ships. An example is the aircraft carrier where the two masthead lights are considerably displaced from the center or keel line of the vessel when viewed from ahead. Certain other naval vessels cannot comply with the horizontal separation requirements for masthead lights, and the two masthead lights on even large naval vessels will thus appear to be crowded together when viewed from a distance. Naval vessels may also have unorthodox navigational light arrangements or characteristics when seen either underway or at anchor.
(b) Naval vessels may also be expected to display certain other lights. These lights include, but are not limited to, different colored rotating beacons, different colored fixed and rotary wing aircraft landing signal lights, red aircraft warning lights, and red or blue contour approach lights on replenishment-type ships. These lights may be shown in combination with the navigational lights.
(c) During peacetime naval maneuvers, naval ships, alone or in company, may also dispense with showing any lights, though efforts will be made to display lights on the approach of shipping.
(d) Executive Order 11964 of January 19, 1977, and 33 U.S.C. 1605 provide that the requirements of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972, as to the number, position, range, or arc of visibility of lights or shapes, as well as to the disposition and characteristics of sound-signalling appliances, shall not apply to a vessel of the Navy where the Secretary of the Navy shall find and certify that, by reason of special construction or purpose, it is not possible for such vessel to comply fully with the provisions without interfering with the special function of the vessel.
(e) Executive Order 11964 also provides that the Secretary of the Navy is authorized to exempt, in accordance with Rule 38 of the International Regulations for preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972, any vessel, or class of vessels, the keel of which is laid, or which is at a corresponding stage of construction, before July 15, 1977, from full compliance with the International Regulations, provided that such vessel, or class of vessels, complies with the requirements of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1960.
(f) This part consolidates and codifies certifications and exemptions granted by the Secretary of the Navy under Executive Order 11964 and 33 U.S.C. 1605. It has been determined that, because of their special construction or purpose, the vessels and classes of vessels listed in this part cannot comply fully with all of the requirements of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972.
[42 FR 36434, July 14, 1977, as amended at 42 FR 48876, Sept. 26, 1977; 45 FR 43165, June 26, 1980; 52 FR 4770, Feb. 17, 1987]
§ 706.2 Certifications of the Secretary of the Navy under Executive Order 11964 and 33 U.S.C. 1605.
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The Secretary of the Navy hereby finds and certifies that each vessel listed in this section is a naval vessel of special construction or purpose, and that, with respect to the position of the navigational lights listed in this section, it is not possible to comply fully with the requirements of the provisions enumerated in the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972, without interfering with the special function of the vessel. The Secretary of the Navy further finds and certifies that the navigational lights in this section are in the closest possible compliance with the applicable provisions of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972.
Table One------------------------------------------------------------------------ Distance in meters of forward masthead light below Vessel Number minimum required height. § 2(a)(i) Annex I------------------------------------------------------------------------USS DOLPHIN..................................... AGSS 555 0.8USS MC INERNY................................... FFG 8 1.6USS CLARK....................................... FFG 11 1.6USS GEORGE PHILIP............................... FFG 12 1.6USS SAMUEL ELIOT MORISON........................ FFG 13 1.6USS SIDES....................................... FFG 14 1.6USS ESTOCIN..................................... FFG 15 1.6USS JOHN A. MOORE............................... FFG 19 1.6USS BOONE....................................... FFG 28 1.6USS STEPHEN W. GROVES........................... FFG 29 1.6USS JOHN L. HALL................................ FFG 32 1.6USS JARRETT..................................... FFG 33 1.6USS UNDERWOOD................................... FFG 36 1.6USS CROMMELIN................................... FFG 37 1.6USS CURTS....................................... FFG 38 1.6USS DOYLE....................................... FFG 39 1.6USS HALYBURTON.................................. FFG 40 1.6USS MCCLUSKY.................................... FFG 41 1.6USS KLAKRING.................................... FFG 42 1.6USS THACH....................................... FFG 43 1.6USS DEWERT...................................... FFG 45 1.6USS RENTZ....................................... FFG 46 1.6USS NICHOLAS.................................... FFG 47 1.6USS VANDEGRIFT.................................. FFG 48 1.6USS ROBERT G. BRADLEY........................... FFG 49 1.6USS TAYLOR...................................... FFG 50 1.6USS GARY........................................ FFG 51 1.6USS CARR........................................ FFG 52 1.6USS HAWES....................................... FFG 53 1.6USS FORD........................................ FFG 54 1.6USS ELROD....................................... FFG 55 1.6USS SIMPSON..................................... FFG 56 1.6USS REUBEN JAMES................................ FFG 57 1.6USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS........................... FFG 58 1.6USS KAUFFMAN.................................... FFG 59 1.6USS RODNEY M. DAVIS............................. FFG 60 1.6USS INGRAHAM.................................... FFG 61 1.37USS OGDEN....................................... LPD 5 4.15USS DULUTH...................................... LPD 6 4.4USS DUBUQUE..................................... LPD 8 4.2USS DENVER...................................... LPD 9 4.4USS JUNEAU...................................... LPD 10 4.27USS TRIPOLI..................................... LPH 10 3.3LCAC (class).................................... LCAC 1 \1\ 6.51 through LCAC 100LCAC (class).................................... LCAC 1 7.84 through (Temp.)\2\ LCAC 100USS INCHON...................................... MCS 12 3.0NR-1............................................ NR 1 2.7USS SEAWOLF..................................... SSN 21 4.62USS CONNECTICUT................................. SSN 22 4.62USS JIMMY CARTER................................ SSN 23 4.32USS PARCHE...................................... SSN 683 3.58USS KAMEHAMEHA.................................. SSN 642 3.58USS MENDEL RIVERS............................... SSN 686 2.40USS LOS ANGELES................................. SSN 688 6.10USS PHILADELPHIA................................ SSN 690 6.10USS MEMPHIS..................................... SSN 691 6.10USS BREMERTON................................... SSN 698 3.49USS JACKSONVILLE................................ SSN 699 3.35USS DALLAS...................................... SSN 700 3.5USS LA JOLLA.................................... SSN 701 3.5USS CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI...................... SSN 705 3.5USS ALBUQUERQUE................................. SSN 706 3.5USS PORTSMOUTH.................................. SSN 707 3.5USS MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL........................ SSN 708 3.5USS HYMAN G. RICKOVER........................... SSN 709 3.5USS AUGUSTA..................................... SSN 710 3.5USS SAN FRANCISCO............................... SSN 711 3.5USS HOUSTON..................................... SSN 713 3.5USS NORFOLK..................................... SSN 714 3.5USS BUFFALO..................................... SSN 715 3.5USS SALT LAKE CITY.............................. SSN 716 3.5USS OLYMPIA..................................... SSN 717 3.5USS HONOLULU.................................... SSN 718 3.5USS PROVIDENCE.................................. SSN 719 3.5USS PITTSBURGH.................................. SSN 720 3.5USS CHICAGO..................................... SSN 721 3.5USS KEY WEST.................................... SSN 722 3.5USS OKLAHOMA CITY............................... SSN 723 3.5USS LOUISVILLE.................................. SSN 724 3.5USS HELENA...................................... SSN 725 3.5USS NEWPORT NEWS................................ SSN 750 3.5USS SAN JUAN.................................... SSN 751 3.5USS PASADENA.................................... SSN 752 3.5USS ALBANY...................................... SSN 753 3.5USS TOPEKA...................................... SSN 754 3.5USS MIAMI....................................... SSN 755 3.5USS SCRANTON.................................... SSN 756 3.5USS ALEXANDRIA.................................. SSN 757 3.5USS ASHEVILLE................................... SSN 758 3.5USS JEFFERSON CITY.............................. SSN 759 3.4USS ANNAPOLIS................................... SSN 760 3.5USS SPRINGFIELD................................. SSN 761 3.5USS COLUMBUS.................................... SSN 762 3.5USS SANTA FE.................................... SSN 763 3.5USS BOISE....................................... SSN 764 3.5USS MONTPELIER.................................. SSN 765 3.5USS CHARLOTTE................................... SSN 766 3.5USS HAMPTON..................................... SSN 767 3.5USS HARTFORD.................................... SSN 768 3.5USS TOLEDO...................................... SSN 769 3.5USS TUCSON...................................... SSN 770 3.5USS COLUMBIA.................................... SSN 771 3.5USS GREENEVILLE................................. SSN 772 3.5USS CHEYENNE.................................... SSN 773 3.5USS VIRGINIA.................................... SSN 774 2.9USS TEXAS....................................... SSN 775 2.90USS OHIO........................................ SSBN 726 3.70USS MICHIGAN.................................... SSBN 727 3.70USS FLORIDA..................................... SSBN 728 3.70USS GEORGIA..................................... SSBN 729 3.70USS HENRY M. JACKSON............................ SSBN 730 3.70USS ALABAMA..................................... SSBN 731 3.70USS ALASKA...................................... SSBN 732 3.70USS NEVADA...................................... SSBN 733 3.70USS TENNESSEE................................... SSBN 734 3.70USS PENNSYLVANIA................................ SSBN 735 3.70USS WEST VIRGINIA............................... SSBN 736 3.70USS KENTUCKY.................................... SSBN 737 3.70USS MARYLAND.................................... SSBN 738 3.70USS NEBRASKA.................................... SSBN 739 3.70USS RHODE ISLAND................................ SSBN 740 3.70USS MAINE....................................... SSBN 741 3.70USS WYOMING..................................... SSBN 742 3.70USS LOUISIANA................................... SSBN 743 3.70------------------------------------------------------------------------\1\ The permanent masthead light is 5.26 meters athwartship to port of centerline, 5.49 meters above the main deck.\2\ The temporary masthead light is 3.98 meters athwartship to starboard of centerline, 4.16 meters above the main deck.
Table Two-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AFT Side Forward anchor Side lights, Side Masthead anchor light, lights, distance lights, lights, light, Forward distance AFT distance forward distance distance distance anchor below anchor below of inboard to stbd below light, flight dk light, flight dk forward of ship's Vessel Number of keel flight dk number in number in masthead sides in in in of; Rule meters; of; Rule meters; light in meters; meters; meters; 30(a)(i) Rule 30(a)(ii) § meters; § Rule § 21(e), 2(g), § 3(b), 21(a) 2(K), Rule Annex I 3(b), Annex I Annex I 30(a)(ii) Annex I--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------CFPM (class).......................................... CFPM-1 2.32 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... 2.01 \5\ 5.73 through CFPM-2CSP (class)........................................... CSP-101 1.62 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ......... 3.93 through CSP-182USS KITTY HAWK........................................ CV 63 27.8 ......... 1 ......... 1 0.2 ......... .........USS CONSTELLATION..................................... CV 64 28.2 ......... 1 ......... 1 0.4 ......... .........USS JOHN F. KENNEDY................................... CV 67 27.5 ......... 1 9.0 2 0.4 ......... .........USS ENTERPRISE........................................ CVN 65 28.0 ......... ........ ......... ......... 0.4 ......... .........USS NIMITZ............................................ CVN 68 31.0 ......... ........ ......... ......... 0.7 ......... .........USS DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER.............................. CVN 69 30.00 ......... 1 9.3 2 0.7 ......... .........USS CARL VINSON....................................... CVN 70 29.9 0.3 2 9.4 2 0.5 ......... .........USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT................................ CVN 71 30.0 ......... ........ ......... ......... 0.51 ......... .........USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN................................... CVN 72 30.0 ......... ........ ......... ......... 0.6 ......... .........USS GEORGE WASHINGTON................................. CVN 73 30.0 ......... ........ ......... ......... 0.6 ......... .........USS JOHN C. STENNIS................................... CVN 74 30.0 ......... ........ ......... ......... 0.6 ......... .........USS HARRY S TRUMAN.................................... CVN 75 30.02 ......... 1 ......... 1 0.56 ......... .........USS RONALD REAGAN..................................... CVN 76 31.09 ......... ........ ......... ......... 0.56 ......... .........USS TARAWA............................................ LHA 1 10.0 ......... 1 ......... 1 2.4 71.0 .........USS SAIPAN............................................ LHA 2 10.1 ......... 1 ......... 1 2.8 72.1 .........USS BELLEAU WOOD...................................... LHA 3 10.0 ......... ........ ......... ......... 2.7 72.4 .........USS NASSAU............................................ LHA 4 10.0 ......... ........ ......... ......... 2.7 72.4 .........USS PELELIU........................................... LHA 5 10.0 4 ........ ......... ......... 2.6 72.4 .........USS WASP.............................................. LHD 1 9.0 ......... ........ ......... ......... 2.8 89.0 .........USS ESSEX............................................. LHD 2 ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... 3.1 91.1 .........USS KEARSARGE......................................... LHD 3 8.9 ......... ........ ......... ......... 3.0 91 .........USS BOXER............................................. LHD 4 ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... 3.0 90.9 .........USS BATAAN............................................ LHD 5 ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... 2.9 98.6 .........USS BONHOMME RICHARD.................................. LHD 6 9.0 ......... ........ ......... ......... 2.9 89.6 .........USS IWO JIMA.......................................... LHD 7 ......... ......... ........ ......... ......... 2.97 88.80 .........USS TRIPOLI........................................... LPH 10 10.6 ......... 1 2.2 2 0.4 47.5 .........LCAC (class).......................................... LCAC 1 5.26 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ......... \3\1.5 through (Perm.)\2 LCAC 100 \LCAC (class).......................................... LCAC 1 3.98 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... \3\ 1.5 through (Temp.)\4 LCAC 100 \USS INCHON............................................ MCS 12 10.6 ......... 1 2.2 2 0.4 47.5 .........SLWT (class).......................................... SLWT 1 1.62 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ......... \5\3.93SLWT (class).......................................... SLWT 2 1.62 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ......... \5\3.93SLWT (class).......................................... SLWT 3 1.62 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ......... \5\3.93SLWT (class).......................................... SLWT-6 1.62 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ......... 3.93SLWT (class).......................................... SLWT-8 1.62 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ......... 3.93 through SLWT-19SLWT (class).......................................... SLWT-22 1.62 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ......... 3.93 through SLWT-24SLWT (class).......................................... SLWT-26 1.62 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ......... 3.93 through SLWT-65USS OKLAHOMA CITY..................................... SSN 723 0.41 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ......... .........USS NEWPORT NEWS...................................... SSN 750 0.41 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... ......... .........WT (class)............................................ WT-1 2.32 ......... ........ ......... ......... ......... 2.01 \5\ 5.73 through WT-4--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\1\ [Reserved]\2\ The permanent masthead light is 5.26 meters athwartship to port of centerline, at frame 3, 5.49 meters above the main deck.\3\ The sidelights are on top of the port and starboard deckhouses 3.28 meters above the hull.\4\ The temporary masthead light is 3.98 meters athwartship to starboard of centerline, 4.16 meters above the main deck.\5\ Port sidelight only.
Table Three-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Side Stern Forward lights light, anchor Anchor Masthead distance distance light, lights lights arc Side lights Stern light inboard forward height relationship Vessel No. of arc of arc of of ship's of stern above of aft light visibility; visibility; visibility; sides in in hull in to forward rule 21(a) rule 21(b) rule 21(c) meters meters; meters; light in 3(b) rule 2(K) meters 2(K) annex 1 21(c) annex 1 annex 1--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------USS SAN ANTONIO......................... LPD 17 ........... ........... ........... ......... ......... ......... 1.3 belowUSS CYCLONE............................. PC 1 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 25.5 3.0 1.0USS TEMPEST............................. PC 2 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 3.01 1.1 below 28.26\1\USS HURRICANE........................... PC 3 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 25.5 3.0 1.1 belowUSS MONSOON............................. PC 4 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 25.5 3.0 1.1 belowUSS TYPHOON............................. PC 5 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 25.5 3.0 1.1 belowUSS SIROCCO............................. PC 6 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 25.5 3.0 1.1 belowUSS SQUALL.............................. PC 7 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 25.5 3.0 1.0USS ZEPHYR.............................. PC 8 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 28.26 3.01 1.1 belowUSS CHINOOK............................. PC 9 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 25.5 3.0 1.0USS FIREBOLT............................ PC 10 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 25.5 3.0 1.0USS WHIRLWIND........................... PC 11 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 25.5 3.0 1.0USS THUNDERBOLT......................... PC 12 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 25.5 3.0 1.0USS SHAMAL.............................. PC 13 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 28.26 3.01 1.1 belowUSS TORNADO............................. PC 14 ........... ........... ........... ......... \1\ 27.8 3.01 1.1 belowUSS DOLPHIN............................. AGSS 555 227.5\1/2\ 119\1/2\ 191\1/2\ 2.1 10.8 1.8 0.5 aboveNR-1.................................... NR 1 238.5\1/2\ 114° 136.5° 1.5 4.1 2.1USS SEAWOLF............................. SSN 21 225° 111.5° 205° 5.1 10.7 2.8 1.8 belowUSS CONNECTICUT......................... SSN 22 232° 112.8° 207° 5.1 10.7 2.8 1.63 below.USS JIMMY CARTER........................ SSN 23 ........... ........... 211° 5.12 10.7 2.8 1.63 below.USS KAMEHAMEHA.......................... SSN 642 236° 117° 252° 3.8 7.6 2.1 same heightUSS PARCHE.............................. SSN 683 232° 112.5° 209° 4.1 6.8 2.2 0.2 belowUSS L. MENDEL RIVERS.................... SSN 686 236° 113° 252° 3.8 5.2 3.4 1.4 belowUSS LOS ANGELES......................... SSN 698 236° 115° 252° 4.2 6.1 2.0 1.6 belowUSS PHILADELPHIA........................ SSN 690 238° 115° 252° 4.2 6.1 2.0 1.6 belowUSS MEMPHIS............................. SSN 691 236° 115° 252° 4.3 6.1 2.0 1.6 belowUSS BREMERTON........................... SSN 698 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.1 3.5 1.7 belowUSS JACKSONVILLE........................ SSN 699 ........... ........... 211° 4.2 6.1 3.5 1.7 belowUSS DALLAS.............................. SSN 700 ........... ........... ........... 4.1 6.5 3.4 1.7 belowUSS LA JOLLA............................ SSN 701 ........... ........... ........... 4.2 6.1 3.5 1.7 belowUSS CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI.............. SSN 705 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.1 3.5 1.7 belowUSS ALBUQUERQUE......................... SSN 706 ........... 114° ........... 4.2 6.1 3.5 1.7 belowUSS PORTSMOUTH.......................... SSN 707 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.1 3.5 1.7 belowUSS MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL................ SSN 708 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.2 3.5 1.7 belowUSS HYMAN G. RICKOVER................... SSN 709 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS AUGUSTA............................. SSN 710 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS SAN FRANCISCO....................... SSN 711 ........... ........... ........... 4.1 6.5 3.4 1.7 belowUSS HOUSTON............................. SSN 713 ........... ........... 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS NORFOLK............................. SSN 714 ........... ........... 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS BUFFALO............................. SSN 715 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.1 3.5 1.7 belowUSS SALT LAKE CITY...................... SSN 716 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.1 3.5 1.7 belowUSS OLYMPIA............................. SSN 717 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS HONOLULU............................ SSN 718 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS PROVIDENCE.......................... SSN 719 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS PITTSBURGH.......................... SSN 720 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS CHICAGO............................. SSN 721 ........... ........... 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS KEY WEST............................ SSN 722 ........... ........... 209° 4.2 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS OKLAHOMA CITY....................... SSN 723 ........... ........... 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS LOUISVILLE.......................... SSN 724 ........... 113° 209° 4.2 6.1 3.5 1.7 belowUSS HELENA.............................. SSN 725 ........... ........... 207° 4.2 6.2 3.5 1.7 belowUSS NEWPORT NEWS........................ SSN 750 ........... ........... 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS SAN JUAN............................ SSN 751 229° 113° 208° 4.2 6.1 3.5 1.7 belowUSS PASADENA............................ SSN 752 255° 112.5° 206° 4.2 6.1 3.5 1.7 belowUSS ALBANY.............................. SSN 753 225° 112.5° 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS TOPEKA.............................. SSN 754 ........... ........... 206° 4.2 6.2 3.5 1.7 belowUSS MIAMI............................... SSN 755 ........... ........... 206° 4.2 6.2 3.5 1.7 belowUSS SCRANTON............................ SSN 756 ........... ........... 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS ALEXANDRIA.......................... SSN 757 ........... ........... 205° 4.2 6.2 3.5 1.7 belowUSS ASHEVILLE........................... SSN 758 ........... ........... 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS JEFFERSON CITY...................... SSN 759 ........... ........... 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS ANNAPOLIS........................... SSN 760 ........... ........... 205° 4.2 6.2 3.5 1.7 belowUSS SPRINGFIELD......................... SSN 761 ........... ........... 205° 4.2 6.2 3.5 1.7 belowUSS COLUMBUS............................ SSN 762 ........... ........... 205° 4.2 6.2 3.5 1.7 belowUSS SANTA FE............................ SSN 763 ........... ........... 205° 4.2 6.2 3.5 1.7 belowUSS BOISE............................... SSN 764 ........... ........... 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS MONTPELIER.......................... SSN 765 ........... ........... 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS CHARLOTTE........................... SSN 766 ........... ........... 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS HAMPTON............................. SSN 767 ........... ........... 209° 4.3 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS HARTFORD............................ SSN 768 ........... ........... 205° 4.2 6.2 3.5 1.7 belowUSS TOLEDO.............................. SSN 769 ........... ........... 209° 4.4 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS TUCSON.............................. SSN 770 ........... ........... 209° 4.4 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS COLUMBIA............................ SSN 771 ........... ........... 205° 4.2 6.2 3.5 1.7 belowUSS GREENEVILLE......................... SSN 772 ........... ........... 209° 4.4 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowUSS CHEYENNE............................ SSN 773 ........... ........... 209° 4.4 6.1 3.4 1.7 belowVIRGINIA................................ SSN 774 ........... ........... 205° 4.37 11.05 2.8 0.03 belowUSS TEXAS............................... SSN 775 ........... ........... 210.2° 4.37 11.05 2.8 .30 belowUSS OHIO................................ SSBN 726 225° 112.5° 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS MICHIGAN............................ SSBN 727 225° 112.5° 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS FLORIDA............................. SSBN 728 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS GEORGIA............................. SSBN 729 225° 112.5° 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS HENRY M. JACKSON.................... SSBN 730 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS ALABAMA............................. SSBN 731 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS ALASKA.............................. SSBN 732 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS NEVADA.............................. SSBN 733 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS TENNESSEE........................... SSBN 734 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS PENNSYLVANIA........................ SSBN 735 ........... ........... 211.5° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS WEST VIRGINIA....................... SSBN 736 ........... ........... 211.5° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS KENTUCKY............................ SSBN 737 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS MARYLAND............................ SSBN 738 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS NEBRASKA............................ SSBN 739 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS RHODE ISLAND........................ SSBN 740 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS MAINE............................... SSBN 741 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS WYOMING............................. SSBN 742 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowUSS LOUISIANA........................... SSBN 743 ........... ........... 209° 5.3 9.0 3.8 4.0 belowYTB (class)............................. YTB 769 ........... ........... ........... 2.77 14.02 ......... ............KEOKUK.................................. YTB 771 ........... ........... ........... 3.11 13.00 ......... ............YTB 781................................. YTB 781 ........... ........... ........... 2.56 13.41 ......... ............YTB (class)............................. YTB 789 ........... ........... ........... 2.50 14.99 ......... ............YTB 806................................. YTB 806 ........... ........... ........... 2.79 10.97 ......... ............YTB 812................................. YTB 812 ........... ........... ........... 3.03 14.02 ......... ............YTB 813................................. YTB 813 ........... ........... ........... 2.63 19.2 ......... ............YTB 820................................. YTB 820 ........... ........... ........... 3.08 14.20 ......... ............SHABONEE................................ YTB 833 ........... ........... ........... 2.77 13.34 ......... ............YTB 835................................. YTB 835 ........... ........... ........... 3.00 14.02 ......... ............--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\1\ Only when towing.
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Table Four
1. Ships other than aircraft carrier types (CV, CVN, LHA, LHD, and LPH) may not simultaneously exhibit the masthead lights required by Rule 27(b)(iii) and the lights required by Rule 27(b)(i) for vessels restricted in their ability to maneuver when such simultaneous exhibition will present a hazard to their own safe operations. In those instances, the lights required by Rule 27(b)(i) will be exhibited. Ships conducting flight operations also may not exhibit the stern light required by Rule 27(b)(iii).
2. To provide all-round visibility, the lights required by Rules 27 (a) and (b) will consist of two lights, one light port and one light starboard on the mast or superstructure at each location in the vertical array.
3. The second masthead light required by Rule 23(a)(ii) and the lights and shapes required by Rules 24, 27, and 30(d)(i) are not displayed by submarines.
4. On mine warfare type ships the masthead lights will not always be above and clear of the minesweeping lights, as is required by Annex I, Section 2(f). The positions of the masthead lights with relation to the minesweeping lights are as follows:
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Relationship of Relationship of Relationship of forward masthead after masthead after masthead Vessel MSO No. light to all light to lower light to upper minesweeping minesweeping minesweeping lights lights lights----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------MSB............................ 15 below............. .................. ..................MSB............................ 16 do............... .................. ..................MSB............................ 25 do............... .................. ..................MSB............................ 28 do............... .................. ..................MSB............................ 29 do............... .................. ..................MSB............................ 41 do............... .................. ..................MSB............................ 51 do............... .................. ..................MSB............................ 52 do............... .................. ..................----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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5. The masthead light required by Rule 23(a)(i) and Annex I, Paragraph 3(d), is not located in the forward part of the vessel on the CFPM Class, CSP Class, SLWT Class, and WT Class.
6. [Reserved]
7. On the following ships the arc of visibility of the forward masthead light required by Rule 23(a)(i) may be obstructed through 1.6° arc of visibility at the points 021° and 339° relative to the ship's head.
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USS MCINERNEY............................... FFG 8USS CLARK................................... FFG 11USS GEORGE PHILIP........................... FFG 12USS SAMUEL ELIOT MORISON.................... FFG 13USS SIDES................................... FFG 14USS ESTOCIN................................. FFG 15USS JOHN A. MOORE........................... FFG 19USS BOONE................................... FFG 28USS STEPHEN W. GROVES....................... FFG 29USS JOHN L. HALL............................ FFG 32USS JARRETT................................. FFG 33USS UNDERWOOD............................... FFG 36USS CROMMELIN............................... FFG 37USS CURTS................................... FFG 38USS DOYLE................................... FFG 39USS HALYBURTON.............................. FFG 40USS MCCLUSKY................................ FFG 41USS KLAKRING................................ FFG 42USS THACH................................... FFG 43USS DEWERT.................................. FFG 45USS RENTZ................................... FFG 46USS NICHOLAS................................ FFG 47USS VANDERGRIFT............................. FFG 48USS ROBERT G. BRADLEY....................... FFG 49USS TAYLOR.................................. FFG 50USS GARY.................................... FFG 51USS CARR.................................... FFG 52USS HAWES................................... FFG 53USS FORD.................................... FFG 54USS ELROD................................... FFG 55USS SIMPSON................................. FFG 56USS REUBEN JAMES............................ FFG 57USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS....................... FFG 58USS KAUFFMAN................................ FFG 59USS RODNEY M. DAVIS......................... FFG 60USS INGRAHAM................................ FFG 61
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8. Sidelights on the following ships do not comply with Annex 1, Section 3(b):
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ Distance of sidelights forward of Vessel Number masthead light in meters------------------------------------------------------------------------USS MCINERNEY......................... FFG 8 2.75USS CLARK............................. FFG 11 2.75USS GEORGE PHILIP..................... FFG 12 2.75USS SAMUEL ELIOT MORISON.............. FFG 13 2.75USS SIDES............................. FFG 14 2.75USS ESTOCIN........................... FFG 15 2.75USS JOHN A. MOORE..................... FFG 19 2.75USS BOONE............................. FFG 28 2.75USS STEPHEN W. GROVES................. FFG 29 2.75USS JOHN L. HALL...................... FFG 32 2.75USS JARRETT........................... FFG 33 2.69USS UNDERWOOD......................... FFG 36 2.75USS CROMMELIN......................... FFG 37 2.75USS CURTS............................. FFG 38 2.75USS DOYLE............................. FFG 39 2.75USS HALYBURTON........................ FFG 40 2.75USS MCCLUSKY.......................... FFG 41 2.75USS KLAKRING.......................... FFG 42 2.75USS THACH............................. FFG 43 2.75USS DEWERT............................ FFG 45 2.75USS RENTZ............................. FFG 46 2.75USS NICHOLAS.......................... FFG 47 2.75USS VANDEGRIFT........................ FFG 48 2.75USS ROBERT G. BRADLEY................. FFG 49 2.75USS TAYLOR............................ FFG 50 2.75USS GARY.............................. FFG 51 2.75USS CARR.............................. FFG 52 2.75USS HAWES............................. FFG 53 2.75USS FORD.............................. FFG 54 2.75USS ELROD............................. FFG 55 2.75USS SIMPSON........................... FFG 56 2.75USS REUBEN JAMES...................... FFG 57 2.75USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS................. FFG 58 2.75USS KAUFFMAN.......................... FFG 59 2.75USS RODNEY M. DAVIS................... FFG 60 2.75USS INGRAHAM.......................... FFG 61 2.19------------------------------------------------------------------------
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9. On LCAC-class amphibious vessels, full compliance with Rules 21(a), 21(b), and 22(b), and Annex I, section 2(a)(i), 72 COLREGS, cannot be obtained. Tables One and Two of section 706.2 provide the dimensions of closest possible compliance of LCAC-class amphibious vessels with the aforementioned rules. The following paragraph details the specific dimensions of closest possible compliance and the basis for certification by the Secretary of the Navy that full compliance with the aforementioned rules is not obtainable.
In LCAC-class amphibious vessels, there are permanent and temporary masts. The permanent masthead light is located 5.26 meters athwartship to port of centerline 5.49 meters above the hull. The temporary masthead light is located 3.98 meters athwartship to starboard of centerline, 4.16 meters in height above the hull. The temporary masthead light is displayed in lieu of the permanent masthead light only when LCAC-class amphibious vessels are operating with amphibious assault vessels. When operating in this mode, the sidelights are displayed at a height greater than three-quarters of the height of the temporary masthead light. The sidelights are located on top of the port and starboard deckhouses to permit the required unobstructed arcs of visibility and are 3.28 meters above the hull, resulting in a vertical separation between those lights and the temporary masthead light of 0.78 meters. Because of the minimal vertical separation between the sidelights and the temporary masthead light and the luminous intensity of the temporary light, the sidelights on these vessels may not be distinguishable by the naked eye at the 2-mile range required by Rule 22(b).
The arc of visibility of the temporary masthead light required by rule 21(a) may be obstructed at the following angles relative to the LCAC's heading, from 37.00 degrees thru 90.00 degrees up to a distance of 112.5 meters from the craft and from 276.75 degrees thru 277.25 degrees.
10. [Reserved]
11. On USS DOLPHIN (AGSS 555) the masthead light will be visible at a distance of 4.3 nautical miles and the sidelights will be visible at a distance of 2 nautical miles.
12.–13. [Reserved]
14. The following harbor tugs are equipped with a hinged mast. When the mast is in the lowered position as during a towing alongside or pushing operation, the two masthead lights required by Rule 24(c), and the all around lights required by Rule 27(b)(i) will not be shown; however, an auxiliary masthead light not meeting with Annex I, section 2(a)(i) height requirement will be exhibited.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ Distance in meters of aux. masthead light below Vessel No. minimum required height. Annex I, sec. 2(a)(i)------------------------------------------------------------------------YTB 769...................................................... 3.86YTB 771...................................................... 3.89YTB 781...................................................... 3.66YTB 789...................................................... 3.30YTB 806...................................................... 3.58YTB 812...................................................... 4.04YTB 813...................................................... 6.15YTB 820...................................................... 3.30YTB 833...................................................... 3.68YTB 835...................................................... 4.04------------------------------------------------------------------------
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15. Task (restricted maneuverability) lights on the following ships do not comply with Annex I, section 3(c).
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ Horizontal distance from the fore and aft centerline Vessel Number of the vessel in the athwartship direction------------------------------------------------------------------------USS ARLEIGH BURKE.................... DDG 51........... 1.85 metersUSS BARRY............................ DDG 52........... 1.94 metersUSS JOHN PAUL JONES.................. DDG 53........... 1.89 metersUSS CURTIS WILBUR.................... DDG 54........... 1.90 metersUSS STOUT............................ DDG 55........... 1.90 metersUSS JOHN S. MCCAIN................... DDG 56........... 1.88 metersUSS MITSCHER......................... DDG 57........... 1.93 metersUSS LABOON........................... DDG 58........... 1.90 metersUSS RUSSELL.......................... DDG 59........... 1.91 metersUSS PAUL HAMILTON.................... DDG 60........... 1.88 metersUSS RAMAGE........................... DDG 61........... 1.91 metersUSS FITZGERALD....................... DDG 62........... 1.90 metersUSS STETHEM.......................... DDG 63........... 1.91 metersUSS CARNEY........................... DDG 64........... 1.90 metersUSS BENFOLD.......................... DDG 65........... 1.90 metersUSS GONZALES......................... DDG 66........... 1.90 metersUSS COLE............................. DDG 67........... 1.90 metersUSS THE SULLIVANS.................... DDG 68........... 1.87 metersUSS MILIUS........................... DDG 69........... 1.93 metersUSS HOPPER........................... DDG 70........... 1.83 metersUSS ROSS............................. DDG 71........... 1.96 metersUSS MAHAN............................ DDG 72........... 1.90 metersUSS DECATUR.......................... DDG 73........... 1.87 metersUSS MCFAUL........................... DDG 74........... 1.91 metersUSS DONALD COOK...................... DDG 75........... 1.90 metersUSS HIGGINS.......................... DDG 76........... 1.92 metersUSS O'KANE........................... DDG 77........... 1.92 metersUSS PORTER........................... DDG 78........... 1.92 metersUSS ROOSEVELT........................ DDG 80........... 1.90 metersUSS WINSTON S. CHURCHILL............. DDG 81........... 1.87 metersUSS HOWARD........................... DDG 83........... 1.88 metersUSS LASSEN........................... DDG 82........... 1.93 metersUSS BULKELEY......................... DDG 84........... 1.90 metersUSS MCCAMPBELL....................... DDG 85........... 1.85 metersUSS SHOUP............................ DDG 86........... 1.90 metersUSS MASON............................ DDG 87........... 1.87 metersUSS PREBLE........................... DDG 88........... 1.93 metersUSS MUSTIN........................... DDG 89........... 1.93 metersUSS CHAFEE........................... DDG 90........... 1.90 metersUSS PINCKNEY......................... DDG 91........... 1.87 metersUSS MOMSEN........................... DDG 92........... 1.88 metersUSS CHUNG-HOON....................... DDG 93........... 1.95 metersUSS NITZE............................ DDG 94........... 1.90 metersUSS JAMES E. WILLIAMS................ DDG 95........... 1.89 metersUSS BAINBRIDGE....................... DDG 96........... 1.90 metersUSS HALSEY........................... DDG 97........... 1.93 metersUSS FORREST SHERMAN.................. DDG 98........... 1.87 metersUSS FARRAGUT......................... DDG 99........... 1.84 metersUSS KIDD............................. DDG 100.......... 1.89 metersUSS GRIDLEY.......................... DDG 101.......... 1.86 meters------------------------------------------------------------------------
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16. On the following ships, the arc of visibility of the forward masthead light, required by rule 21(a), may be obstructed at the following angles relative to ship's heading:
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ Obstruction angle Vessel Number relative ship's headings------------------------------------------------------------------------USS ARLEIGH BURKE................. DDG 51........ 100.00 thru 112.50°USS JOHN PAUL JONES............... DDG 53........ 103.29 thru 112.50°USS CURTIS WILBUR................. DDG 54........ 102.61 thru 112.50°USS STOUT......................... DDG 55........ 102.00 thru 112.50°USS JOHN S. MCCAIN................ DDG 56........ 102.53 thru 112.50°USS MITSCHER...................... DDG 57........ 109.66 thru 112.50°USS LABOON........................ DDG 58........ 102.80 thru 112.50°USS RUSSELL....................... DDG 59........ 92.62 thru 109.38°USS RAMAGE........................ DDG 61........ 103.66 thru 112.50°USS FITZGERALD.................... DDG 62........ 108.30 thru 112.50°USS STETHEM DDG 63........ 108.5 thru 112.50°USS GONZALES...................... DDG 66........ 101.69 thru 112.50°USS COLE.......................... DDG 67........ 101.83 thru 112.50°USS HOPPER........................ DDG 70........ 102.25 thru 112.50°USS ROSS.......................... DDG 71........ 104.05 thru 112.50°USS MAHAN......................... DDG 72........ 102.11 thru 112.50°USS DECATUR....................... DDG 73........ 103.00 thru 112.50°USS MCFAUL........................ DDG 74........ 102.00 thru 112.50E°USS DONALD COOK................... DDG 75........ 108.78 thru 112.50°USS HIGGINS....................... DDG 76........ 108.60 thru 112.50°USS O'KANE........................ DDG 77........ 102.00 thru 112.50°USS PORTER........................ DDG 78........ 108.43 thru 112.50°USS OSCAR AUSTIN.................. DDG 79........ 107.94 thru 112.50°USS ROOSEVELT..................... DDG 80........ 109.34 thru 112.50°USS WINSTON S. CHURCHILL.......... DDG 81........ 103.72 thru 112.50°USS LASSEN........................ DDG 82........ 109.11 thru 112.50°USS HOWARD........................ DDG 83........ 109.11 thru 112.50°USS BULKELEY...................... DDG 84........ 109.60 thru 112.50°USS MCCAMPBELL.................... DDG 85........ 108.61 thru 112.50°USS SHOUP......................... DDG 86........ 190.46 thru 112.50°USS MASON......................... DDG 87........ 108.03 thru 112.50°USS PREBLE........................ DDG 88........ 109.20 thru 112.50°USS MUSTIN........................ DDG 89........ 107.83 thru 112.50°USS CHAFEE........................ DDG 90........ 108.88 thru 112.50°USS PINCKNEY...................... DDG 91........ 107.07 thru 112.50°USS MOMSEN........................ DDG 92........ 108.10 thru 112.50°USS CHUNG-HOON.................... DDG 93........ 108.38 thru 112.50°USS NITZE......................... DDG 94........ 108.75 thru 112.50°USS JAMES E. WILLIAMS............. DDG 95........ 108.79 thru 112.50°USS BAINBRIDGE.................... DDG 96........ 108.75 thru 112.50°USS HALSEY........................ DDG 97........ 107.00 thru 112.50°USS FORREST SHERMAN............... DDG 98........ 105.59 thru 112.50°USS FARRAGUT...................... DDG 99........ 109.12 thru 112.50°USS KIDD.......................... DDG 100....... 107.67 thru 112.50°USS GRIDLEY....................... DDG 101....... 107.25 thru 112.50°------------------------------------------------------------------------
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17. The second masthead light required by Rule 23(a)(ii) will not be displayed on the PC 1 Class.
18. On the following mine warfare type ships, the arc of visibility of the lower all-round minesweep lights required by Rule 27(f), may be obstructed through the following angles relative to the ship's heading:
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ Obscured angles relative to ship's heading Vessel Number ------------------------------- Port STBD------------------------------------------------------------------------OSPREY....................... MHC 51... 59.5° to 281.7° to 78.3°. 300.5°HERON........................ MHC 52... 59.5° to 281.7° to 78.3°. 300.5°PELICAN...................... MHC 53... 59.5° to 281.7° to 78.3°. 300.5°ROBIN........................ MHC 54... 59.5° to 281.7° to 78.3°. 300.5°ORIOLE....................... MHC 55... 65.0° to 284.1° to 75.6°. 294.6°CORMORANT.................... MHC 57... 59.5° to 281.7° to 78.3°. 300.5°BLACK HAWK................... MHC 58... 65.0° to 284.1° to 75.6°. 294.6°USS FALCON................... MHC 59... 65.0° to 284.1° to 75.6°. 294.6°CARDINAL..................... MHC 60... 65.0° to 284.1° to 75.6°. 294.6°------------------------------------------------------------------------
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19. Sidelights on the following ships do not comply with Annex I, Section 2 (g):
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ Distance in meters of Vessel Number sidelights above maximum allowed height.------------------------------------------------------------------------USS OGDEN........................ LPD 5 3.40USS DUBUQUE...................... LPD 8 1.2USS DENVER....................... LPD 9 4.9USS JUNEAU....................... LPD 10 1.6------------------------------------------------------------------------
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20. On the following ships, the all-round task lights (not under command or restricted in ability to maneuver) required by Rule 27(a) and (b) are unable to be mounted in a vertical line. Instead, the lights deviate from a vertical line by the indicated amount.
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ Angle in degrees of task lights Vessel Number off vertical as viewed from directly ahead or astern------------------------------------------------------------------------USS SAN ANTONIO................... LPD 17.............. 10------------------------------------------------------------------------
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21. On the following ships, the forward towing light array and Restricted Maneuvering light array do not meet the vertical spacing requirements described by Annex I, paragraph 2(i)(i).
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------------------------------------------------------------------------ Forward Restricted towing maneuvering light light Vessel array, array, vertical vertical spacing spacing (meters) (meters)------------------------------------------------------------------------CFPM-1 through CFPM-2......................... 1.00 1.00WT-1 through WT-4............................. 1.00 1.00------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table Five---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Masthead After masthead lights not Forward light less than over all masthead light \1/2\ ship's Percentage other lights not in forward length aft of horizontal Vessel No. and quarter of forward separation obstructions. ship. annex I, masthead light. attained annex I, sec. sec. 3(a) annex I, sec. 2(f) 3(a)---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- USS FLINT...................... AE 32 ............. ............... X 98USS SHASTA..................... AE 33 ............. ............... X 98USS NIAGARA FALLS.............. AFS 3 ............. ............... X 97.9USS CONCORD.................... AFS 5 ............. ............... X 97USS SAN JOSE................... AFS 7 ............. ............... X 98.1USS LA SALLE................... AGF 3 ............. ............... X 54USS CORONADO................... AGF 11 ............. ............... X 55USS TICONDEROGA................ CG 47 ............. X X 38.3USS YORKTOWN................... CG 48 ............. X X 38.0USS VINCENNES.................. CG 49 ............. X X 38USS VALLEY FORGE............... CG 50 ............. X X 38USS THOMAS S. GATES............ CG 51 ............. X X 38USS BUNKER HILL................ CG 52 ............. X X 38USS MOBILE BAY................. CG 53 ............. X X 38USS ANTIETAM................... CG 54 ............. X X 38USS LEYTE GULF................. CG 55 ............. X X 38USS SAN JACINTO................ CG 56 ............. X X 38USS LAKE CHAMPLAIN............. CG 57 ............. X X 38USS PHILIPPINE SEA............. CG 58 ............. X X 38USS PRINCETON.................. CG 59 ............. X X 38USS NORMANDY................... CG 60 ............. X X 38USS MONTEREY................... CG 61 ............. X X 38USS CHANCELLORSVILLE........... CG 62 ............. X X 38USS COWPENS.................... CG 63 ............. X X 38USS GETTYSBURG................. CG 64 ............. X X 38USS CHOSIN..................... CG 65 ............. X X 38USS HUE CITY................... CG 66 ............. X X 38USS SHILOH..................... CG 67 ............. X X 38USS ANZIO...................... CG 68 ............. X X 38USS VICKSBURG.................. CG 69 N/A X X 38USS LAKE ERIE.................. CG 70 N/A X X 38USS CAPE ST. GEORGE............ CG 71 N/A X X 38USS VELLA GULF................. CG 72 N/A X X 38USS PORT ROYAL................. CG 73 N/A X X 38USS KITTY HAWK................. CV 63 ............. XUSS CONSTELLATION.............. CV 64 ............. XUSS ENTERPRISE................. CVN 65 ............. XUSS NIMITZ..................... CVN 68 ............. XUSS DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER....... CVN 69 ............. XUSS CARL VINSON................ CVN 70 ............. XUSS THEODORE ROOSEVELT......... CVN 71 ............. XUSS ABRAHAM LINCOLN............ CVN 72 ............. XUSS GEORGE WASHINGTON.......... CVN 73 ............. X ...............USS JOHN C. STENNIS............ CVN 74 ............. X ...............USS HARRY S TRUMAN............. CVN 75 ............. X ............... ............USS RONALD REAGAN.............. CVN 76 ............. X ............... ............USS SPRUANCE................... DD 963 ............. X X 46USS PAUL F. FOSTER............. DD 964 ............. X X 46.4USS KINKAID.................... DD 965 ............. X X 46.4USS HEWITT..................... DD 966 ............. X X 46.4USS ELLIOT..................... DD 967 ............. X X 46.4USS PETERSON................... DD 969 ............. X X 46.4USS ARTHUR W. RADFORD.......... DD 968 ............. X X 46.4USS CARON...................... DD 970 ............. X X 46.4USS DAVID R. RAY............... DD 971 ............. X X 46.4USS OLDENDORF.................. DD 972 N/A X X 45USS JOHN YOUNG................. DD 973 ............. X X 46USS O'BRIEN.................... DD 975 ............. X X 46.1USS BRISCOE.................... DD 977 ............. X X 46.4USS STUMP...................... DD 978 ............. X X 46USS MOOSBRUGGER................ DD 980 ............. X X 46USS JOHN HANCOCK............... DD 981 ............. X X 46.4USS NICHOLSON.................. DD 982 ............. X X 46.4USS CUSHING.................... DD 985 ............. X X 46USS O'BANNON................... DD 987 ............. X X 46USS THORN...................... DD 988 ............. X X 46USS DEYO....................... DD 989 ............. X X 46USS FIFE....................... DD 991 ............. X X 48USS FLETCHER................... DD 992 ............. X X 46USS HAYLER..................... DD 997 N/A X X 44USS ARLEIGH BURKE.............. DDG 51 X X X 19.0USS BARRY...................... DDG 52 ............. X X 14.7USS JOHN PAUL JONES............ DDG 53 X X X 18.9USS CURTIS WILBUR.............. DDG 54 X X X 19.6USS STOUT...................... DDG 55 X X X 19.6USS JOHN S. McCAIN............. DDG 56 X X X 19.8USS MITSCHER................... DDG 57 ............. X X 12.4USS LABOON..................... DDG 58 X X X 19.6USS RUSSELL.................... DDG 59 X X X 20.6USS PAUL HAMILTON.............. DDG 60 ............. X X 21.2USS RAMAGE..................... DDG 61 X X X 19.2USS FITZGERALD................. DDG 62 X X X 21.2USS STETHEM.................... DDG 63 X X X 20.9USS CARNEY..................... DDG 64 ............. X X 14.4USS BENFOLD.................... DDG 65 X X X 21.0USS GONZALES................... DDG 66 X X X 20.4USS COLE....................... DDG 67 X X X 14.0USS The SULLIVANS.............. DDG 68 ............. X X 21.2USS MILIUS..................... DDG 69 ............. X X 14.7USS HOPPER..................... DDG 70 X X X 20.4USS ROSS....................... DDG 71 X X X 20.6USS MAHAN...................... DDG 72 X X X 13.9USS DECATUR.................... DDG 73 X X X 14.0USS MCFAUL..................... DDG 74 X X X 13.9USS DONALD COOK................ DDG 75 X X X 14.8USS HIGGINS.................... DDG 76 X X X 14.8USS O'KANE..................... DDG 77 X X X 14.0USS PORTER..................... DDG 78 X X X 14.4USS OSCAR AUSTIN............... DDG 79 X X X 14.7USS ROOSEVELT.................. DDG 80 X X X 14.6USS WINSTON S. CHURCHILL....... DDG 81 X X X 14.0USS LASSEN..................... DDG 82 X X X 14.5USS HOWARD..................... DDG 83 X X X 14.6USS BULKELEY................... DDG 84 X X X 14.7USS MCCAMPBELL................. DDG 85 X X X 14.6USS SHOUP...................... DDG 86 X X X 14.6USS MASON...................... DDG 87 X X X 14.5USS PREBLE..................... DDG 88 X X X 14.7USS MUSTIN..................... DDG 89 X X X 14.4USS CHAFEE..................... DDG 90 X X X 14.6USS PINCKNEY................... DDG 91 X X X 14.4USS MOMSEN..................... DDG 92 X X X 14.5USS CHUNG-HOON................. DDG 93 X X X 14.4USS NITZE...................... DDG 94 X X X 14.5USS JAMES E. WILLIAMS.......... DDG 95 X X X 14.6USS BAINBRIDGE................. DDG 96 X X X 14.5USS HALSEY..................... DDG 97 X X X 14.3USS FORREST SHERMAN............ DDG 98 X X X 14.1.USS FARRAGUT................... DDG 99 X X X 14.5USS KIDD....................... DDG 100 X X X 14.4.USS GRIDLEY.................... DDG 101 X X X 14.5.USS BLUE RIDGE................. LCC 19 N/A N/A X 84USS MOUNT WHITNEY.............. LCC 20 ............. ............... X 84USS TARAWA..................... LHA 1 ............. X X 13USS SAIPAN..................... LHA 2 ............. X X 10.2USS BELLEAU WOOD............... LHA 3 ............. X X 13USS NASSAU..................... LHA 4 ............. X X 13USS PELELIU.................... LHA 5 ............. X X 13USS WASP....................... LHD 1 ............. X X 41USS ESSEX...................... LHD 2 ............. X X 39USS KEARSARGE.................. LHD 3 ............. X X 39.5USS BOXER...................... LHD 4 ............. X X 39.3USS BATAAN..................... LHD 5 ............. X X 39.7USS BONHOMME RICHARD........... LHD 6 ............. X X 39.8USS IWO JIMA................... LHD 7 ............. X X 41.5USS AUSTIN..................... LPD 4 ............. ............... X 37USS OGDEN...................... LPD 5 N/A N/A X 56.6USS DULUTH..................... LPD 6 N/A N/A X 56.8USS CLEVELAND.................. LPD 7 ............. ............... X 49USS DUBUQUE.................... LPD 8 ............. ............... X 57USS DENVER..................... LPD 9 N/A N/A X 54.7USS JUNEAU..................... LPD 10 N/A N/A X 54.8USS SHREVEPORT................. LPD 12 ............. ............... X 49USS NASHVILLE.................. LPD 13 ............. ............... X 48USS TRENTON.................... LPD 14 ............. ............... X 41USS PONCE...................... LPD 15 ............. ............... X 55USS SAN ANTONIO................ LPD 17 ............. ............... X 71.0USS TRIPOLI.................... LPH 10 ............. X X 12USS ANCHORAGE.................. LSD 36 ............. ............... X 46USS PORTLAND................... LSD 37 ............. ............... X 46USS MOUNT VERNON............... LSD 39 ............. ............... X 46USS WHIDBEY ISLAND............. LSD 41 ............. ............... X 65USS GERMANTOWN................. LSD 42 ............. ............... X 65USS FORT McHENRY............... LSD 43 ............. ............... X 64USS GUNSTON HALL............... LSD 44 ............. ............... X 64USS COMSTOCK................... LSD 46 ............. ............... X 64USS TORTUGA.................... LSD 46 ............. ............... X 64USS RUSHMORE................... LSD 47 ............. ............... X 64USS ASHLAND.................... LSD 48 ............. ............... X 64.1USS HARPERS FERRY.............. LSD 49 ............. ............... X 63.9USS CARTER HALL................ LSD 50 ............. ............... X 63.9USS OAK HILL................... LSD 51 ............. ............... X 63.9USS PEARL HARBOR............... LSD 52 ............. ............... X 63.9USS FREDERICK.................. LST 1184 ............. ............... X 90USS CAYUGA..................... LST 1186 ............. ............... X 89USS SAN BERNARDINO............. LST 1189 ............. ............... X 89USS LA MOURE COUNTY............ LST 1194 ............. ............... X 88USS HARLAN COUNTY.............. LST 1196 ............. ............... X 89USS BARNSTABLE COUNTY.......... LST 1197 ............. ............... X 88USS AVENGER.................... MCM 1 ............. ............... X 63USS DEFENDER................... MCM 2 ............. ............... X 62USS SENTRY..................... MCM 3 ............. ............... X 62USS CHAMPION................... MCM 4 ............. ............... X 64USS GUARDIAN................... MCM 5 ............. ............... X 63USS DEVASTATOR................. MCM 6 ............. ............... X 64USS PATRIOT.................... MCM 7 ............. ............... X 64USS SCOUT...................... MCM 8 ............. ............... X 64USS PIONEER.................... MCM 9 ............. ............... ............... 64USS WARRIOR.................... MCM 10 ............. ............... X 64USS GLADIATOR.................. MCM 11 ............. ............... X 64USS ARDENT..................... MCM 12 ............. ............... X 64USS DEXTROUS................... MCM 13 ............. ............... X 64USS CHIEF...................... MCM 14 ............. ............... X 64USS INCHON..................... MCS 12 ............. X X 11USNS KILAUEA................... T-AE 26 ............. ............... X 94.1----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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[42 FR 36434, July 14, 1977]
Editorial Note: For Federal Register citations affecting §706.2, see the List of CFR Sections Affected, which appears in the Finding Aids section of the printed volume and on GPO Access.
§ 706.3 Exemptions by the Secretary of the Navy under Executive Order 11964.
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The Secretary of the Navy hereby exempts, in accordance with Rule 38 of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972, the vessels and classes of vessels listed in this section, from full compliance with the Regulations, where an exemption is allowed by, and for the periods specified in, Rule 38. The Secretary of the Navy further finds that the vessels and classes of vessels listed have had their keels laid or are in corresponding stages of construction before July 15, 1977, and that such vessels and classes of vessels comply with the requirements of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1960.
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Table One [The following vessels and classes of vessels, less than 150 meters in length, are permanently exempted pursuant to rule 38(d)(i) from repositioning of masthead lights resulting from the prescriptions of Annex I, section 3(a)]------------------------------------------------------------------------ Vessel or class-------------------------------------------------------------------------USNS HAYES (T-AG-195)T-AGOR 3 ClassT-AGS 26 ClassT-AOG 77 ClassT-ATF 166 ClassDDG 2 ClassFF 1040 ClassFF 1052 ClassFFG 7 ClassLCU 1610 ClassLCU 1648 ClassUSS DOLPHIN (AGSS 555)SSN 594 ClassSSN 637 ClassSSN 688 ClassSSBN 726 ClassYFU (Ex-LCU 1466 Class)------------------------------------------------------------------------
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[42 FR 36434, July 14, 1977, as amended at 55 FR 27818, July 9, 1990; 60 FR 22506, May 8, 1995; 65 FR 79742, Dec. 20, 2000]
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