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Maritime Dictionary

Morse Code

Maritime Communication

Meaning

Definition

A communication system using sequences of short and long signals (dots and dashes) to represent letters and numbers. While largely replaced by digital communications in maritime use, Morse code remains recognised as an emergency signalling method using light or sound, and the SOS distress signal is still universally understood.

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Flag SignalsGMDSS
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