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==Usage examples==

* [[General Quarters]]:  "General Quarters, General Quarters!  All hands man your battle stations.  The flow of traffic is up and forward on the [[starboard]] side, down and [[aft]] on the [[Port (nautical)|port]] side. Set material condition [place material condition here] throughout the ship. This is [or "is not"] a drill." "General Quarters, General Quarters!", "Up and forward", etc., refer to the flow of foot traffic as personnel make their way to their stations; the directions given are standard on U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard vessels. The reason for General Quarters is generally given (such as "Fire in Main Space 2").
* Sweepers: "Sweepers, Sweepers, man your brooms.  Give the ship a clean sweep down both fore and aft! Sweep down all decks, ladders and passageways! Dump all garbage clear of the [[Poop Deck|fantail]]! Sweepers."  (Most ships today actually discourage throwing of trash over the side but instead use mulch/pulp rooms.)  In port, "Dump all garbage clear of the fantail" is replaced with "Take all trash to the proper receptacles provided for on the pier."
* 8 O'Clock Reports: "Lay before the mast all eight o'clock reports.  Eight o'clock reports will be taken by the Executive Officer in the Executive Officer's stateroom."  When in port Eight O'Clock Reports are normally taken by the Command Duty Officer at a location of the CDO's choosing.  
* Personnel Working Aloft: "There are personnel working aloft on board (ship), do not rotate, radiate, or energize any electric or electronic equipment, start [[gas turbine]]s [or aboard submarines, "raise or lower any mast"], or operate ship's whistle while personnel are working aloft on board (ship)."  Passed every fifteen minutes and by all adjacent ships.
* Divers Over the Side: "There are divers over the side, do not rotate [[Propeller|screws]], cycle [[rudder]]s, operate [[sonar]], take suction from or discharge to the sea, blow, flood, or vent any tanks, or operate any underwater equipment without first contacting the Chief Engineer and the diving supervisor."  (Passed every fifteen minutes)
* Men in the Sail (RE: Submarine Tender craftsmen from the Repair Department R4 (Electrical/Electronic Repair) Division, ICs (Interior Communications Electricians)): "There are men working in the sail, do not raise or lower, rotate or radiate from any mast or antenna, there are men working in the sail."  Passed every fifteen minutes.
* [[Reveille]]: "Reveille! Reveille! Reveille! All hands heave out and trice up. Reveille!" (Trice up is a reference to the past when enlisted personnel slept in hammocks. One end was detached at reveille and both ends attached to the same bulkhead, making the space available for other use. Also, in the past reveille would generally include 'the smoking lamp is lit in all berthing spaces'.
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* [[Tattoo (bugle call)|Tattoo]]: "Tattoo! Tattoo! Stand by for evening prayer. Silence about the decks." Given 5 minutes before Taps.
* [[Taps (bugle call)|Taps]]: "Taps! Taps! Out all white lights. All hands turn in to their racks and maintain silence about the decks. Taps."
* Darken Ship: "Darken Ship! Make Darken Ship reports to DCS."
* Fire: A rapid ringing of the bell on the quarterdeck and then one, two, or three single strokes of the bell are sounded (one for the forward third of the ship, two for middle third, and three for the after third).  Then "Fire, Fire, Fire, Class (A, B, C, or D) Fire in Compartment [Compartment Number and Nomenclature if known].  Away the [at sea fire party (generally called "Flying Squad"), IET (In-port Emergency Team), or ship's fire fighting team] provide from Repair 2 (or closest Repair Station not inside the fire boundary)"
* [[Breakaway music]]: Popular music played at the conclusion of an underway replenishment evolution.  It is used to motivate the crew.
* [[Submarine]] diving: "Dive, dive." (followed by two [[Vehicle_horn#Ships|klaxon]] blasts then) "Dive, dive."
* Security Alert: "Security Alert! Security Alert! Away the Security Alert team! Away the Back-up Alert force! All hands not involved in Security Alert stand fast! Reason for Security Alert: [state reason]"
* Flight Quarters: "Flight Quarters! Flight Quarters! Set condition 1-alpha for flight operations! Set condition 1-alpha for hoisting and lowering of boats, port boat davit!  The [[smoking lamp]] is out aft of frame 1-2-niner; all personnel not involved in flight operations stay forward of frame 1-2-niner!  All personnel remove soft hats and refrain from throwing [[Foreign object damage|FOD]] material over the side!"
* Testing shipwide alarm systems: "The following is a test of the ship's general, chemical, and collision alarms from the bridge --Disregard. [Test alarm sounds]  Test complete, regard all further alarms!"
* Testing flight deck crash alarm system: "The following is a test of the flight deck crash alert, conducted from the pilothouse, helo control tower, helo control bubble - disregard. [Test alarm sounds] Test sat, test complete. Regard all further alarms!"
* Turn To; "Now Turn To" used to start the work day, usually at 08:00 and 13:00
* Knock Off All Ship's Work; End of the working day. 
* Set Material Condition [condition];  Informs the crew on the correct default status for all watertight doors.  Normal working hours would be X-ray, non-working hours would be Yoke and the tightest would be Zebra.  
* Liberty Call; Those with permission may leave the ship. "Now liberty call, liberty call. Liberty commences for the port (starboard) section. Liberty expires on board 0800 tomorrow (... Monday) morning. Now liberty call."
* All announcements of an emergency nature are preceded with "Now this is (or is not) a drill".e.g. "Now this is a drill, this is a drill. Man overboard port side. All hands man your man overboard stations. This is a drill."
*The arrival and departure of the commanding officer and dignitaries is announced. " Chief of Naval Operations, arriving (departing)." The CO is referred to by the ship's name.
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