A.How
B.What
C.Why
D.How about
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A.COSPAS-SARSAT
B.SATELLITE
C.terrestrial radio
D.INMARSAT
A.keep silence
B.forbid transmission
C.change information
D.impose
A.a dummy antenna
B.a supporting facilities
C.a back-up equipment
D.an antenna
A.taken
B.take
C.took
D.taked
A.1 February 1995
B.1 February 1992
C.1 July 1997
D.1 February 1999
A.the range of antenna can cover everywhere in the world
B.we can know the ship’s exact position
C.that the distress alert can be located as soon as possible
D.antenna of permanent earth stations may be directed towards fixed points in the sky
A.sometimes
B.all times
C.never
D.partly
A.repairs
B.repairing
C.repaired
D.being repaired
A.someone else will take his place
B.the captain will take charge of his work
C.nobody will be capable of doing his work
D.anyone else will use the radio equipment
A.518
B.2182
C.156.8
D.2187.5
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We consider()send a helicopter with medical facilities to the distress area.
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()will form the basis for distress alerting and safety calling.
Radio communication()for many years and helps to save tens of thousands of lives.
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