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The Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)
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Latest news

Typical GMDSS Coast Radio Station configurations
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New GMDSS internet forum/bulletin board launched
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The GMDSS - where to now? -
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Cost effective GMDSS Coast Stations -
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New man overboard beacon using VHF DSC
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New DSC identification numbers for SAR aircraft -
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World Radio Conference amends marine radio procedures and regulations for the GMDSS-
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US Coast Guard now monitors GMDSS Radiotelephone distress and safety channels
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Broadband Over Power Lines (BPL) threatens marine distress and safety comms! -
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Australian Maritime Safety Information by email - automatically.
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