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The light and audible signals together.
The light and audible signals simultaneously. The exception is light alone when omitting the audible signal entails no danger, not the reverse. Casualties on board are not themselves the criterion. Always obey officers’ directions and safety conditions.
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Light alone even if omitting the audible signal entails danger.
No signal because casualties are on board.
The light and audible signals together.
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