A fire is discovered in the bow of your vessel while making way. The wind is from ahead at 35 knots. You should ______.A.remain on course and hold speedB.remain on course but slack the speedC.change course to put the wind on either beam and increase speedD.change course and put the stern to the wind

A fire is discovered in the bow of your vessel while making way. The wind is from ahead at 35 knots. You should ______.

A.remain on course and hold speed

B.remain on course but slack the speed

C.change course to put the wind on either beam and increase speed

D.change course and put the stern to the wind


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