MOB (man-overboard)

In an Anderson turn maneuver, after deviation from the original course by (a)   , rudder to midship position and stopping maneuver to be initiated.

The (a)   Turn is a maneuver used to quickly return to the person overboard, especially effective during daytime

In rough seas, the (a)   Turn is often the recommended maneuver to locate and recover a person overboard.

To aid in the search and rescue of a person overboard, the (a)   button on the GPS/ECDIS should be activated

When a man overboard situation occurs, the Officer on Watch should immediately execute the (a)   maneuver to turn the ship around and return to the person's location.

You should consult your (a)   poster to determine the vessel's stopping distance.

The third step in williamson turn is when heading 20° short of opposite course, rudder to (a)   and ship to be turned to opposite course

The first step in scharnow turn is to turn the rudder hard over untill to reach the heading of (a)  

Anderson turn is also known as (a)   turn.

Both WILLIAMSON TURN and (a)   TURN  take ship back into her wake