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2. “All Stations” (or the name of a particular vessel).
3. “This is the WINGAPO . . . WINGAPO . . . WINGAPO.”
4. “We (state the nature of the emergency)_______________________.”
5. “We require (state the type of assistance required or other useful information such as your position, a description of the boat and/or the number of people on board)______________________________.”
6. This is the WINGAPO Over.”
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CANCELING A PAN-PAN
When assistance is no longer needed.
1. “PAN-PAN . . . PAN-PAN.”
2. “Hello All Stations, Hello All Stations.”
3. “This is the WINGAPO.”
4. “The time is (state the time in military time) ____________________.”
From the French word 'panne' --which roughly translates to breakdown. In radio telephony, the word PAN is repeated three times pronouncing it as the French word 'panne'.
Notice: The advice given on this site is based upon individual or quoted experience, yours may differ. The Officers, Staff and members of this site only provide information based upon the concept that anyone utilizing this information does so at their own risk and holds harmless all contributors to this site.