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Q: What must be displayed on both sides of the forward half of a registered vessel?
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What information must be displayed on both sides of the forward half of the vessel?

vessel number


How should a vessel's registration number and validation sticker be displayed?

on both sides of the forward half of the boat


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Im pretty sure it is the registration number


On a vessel what is the white light that shines both forward and on the sides?

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What must be affixed to both sides of the bow of the vessel?

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If sailboats a and b are approaching each other with the wind on different sides why is vessel a consider the giveaway vessel?

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What must be affixed to both sides of the bow of any vessel?

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Where must a vessels registration number and validation decal be displayed?

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Where should passengers be seated in vessel to prepare for severe weather?

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