Lookout Training Handbook

• The Lookout
• Sectors  Assigned
• Lookout Stations -Continued
• Lookout Equipment
• Sound-Powered Telephones
• Binoculars
• Proper IPD Setting
• Use & Care
• Visual Search Procedures
• Surface Searching
• Sky Searching
• Dark Adaptation -Continued
• Night Lookout Techniques
• Contact Reporting Procedures
• Initial Report -Continued
• Relative Bearings
• Bearings -Continued
• Position   Angle
• Position Angle Aids
• Target Angle
• Target Angle -Continued
• Amplifying Report
• Range  Estimation -Continued
• Range Height Table
• Speed Estimation
• Bow Wave and Stern Wake
• Man Overboar
• Life-Buoy Watch
• Life Ring and Lighted Buoy
• Ship Procedures
• Special Signal Flags
• Distress Signal
• Special Submarine Signals
• Fog Lookouts
• Sound Signals
• Special Sea Detail
• Fog Signals; International and Inland
• Fog Signals; International and Inland -Continued
• Piloting Team
• Rules of the Road
• Rule Bounderies
• International Whistle Signals
• Inland Whistle Signals -Continued
• Lights and Shapes
• Lights and ShapesContinued
• Running Lights
• International Buoyage Regions
• IALA Maritime Buoyage System
• Maritime Buoyage System
• Meaning of Distinguishing Marks
• Topmarks
• Ship Recognition and Idenification
• Aircraft Carriers
• Cruisers
• Destroyers / Frigate
• Amphibious Warfare Ships
• Amphibious Warfare Ships -Continued
• Submarines
• Silhouettes of Russian Warship Classes
• Cruisers
• Destroyers
• Frigates
• Frigates -Continued
• Submarines
• Intelligence Collections (AGI'S)
• Merchant Ships -Continued
• Distance View
• Hull Design
• Basic Hull Designs
• Bow Designs
• Stern Designs
• Aircraft Recognition and Identification
• Aircraft Recognition and Identification -Continued
• Fuselage Types
• Wing Types and Positions
• Wing Dihedral Angle
• Horizontal / Vertical Stabilizers
• Summary

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