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PART I NAVAL SHIP COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Chapter 1 Introduction to naval ship communication
1£®1 Generalities
1£®2 Composing and function of naval ship communication system
Chapter 2 Basic technology of naval ship communication
2£®1 Generalities of communication system
2£®2 Modulation and demodulation
2£®3 Pulse code modulation £¨PCM£©
2£®4 Electromagnetic wave propagation and antennas
Chapter 3 Naval ship communication system
3£®1 Summary
3£®2 Naval ship short wave communication
3£®3 Naval ship ultra short wave communication
3£®4 Satellite communication

PART II ENGLISH FOR INTERNATIONAL MARITIME COMMUNICATION
Chapter 4 GMDSS introduction
4£®1 General
4£®2 Sub-systems of GMDSS
4£®3 GMDSS functions
4£®4 Radio personnel certificate requirements
4£®5 Availability of ship station equipment
Chapter 5 Radiotelephone communication
5£®1 Introduction
5£®2 VHF radiotelephone
5£®3 Radiotelephone communication method
5£®4 Integrate demonstrations of VHF radiotelephone communication in plain language
Chapter 6 Common English for naval ship communication
6£®1 Standard marine communication phrases £¨SMCP£©
6£®2 Greeting and farewell
6£®3 General introductions of the ship
6£®4 Introductions of the armament
6£®5 Orders and warnings
6£®6 Visitation£¬ examination and arrest
6£®7 Fishing protection and prohibition
6£®8 Communication exercises
6£®9 Formation maneuver
6£®10 Maritime rescue exercises
6£®11 RAS exercises

Appendix 1£º Table of allocation of international call sign series
Appendix 2£º Common abbreviation of naval ship communication
Appendix 3£º Engine orders
Appendix 4£º Wheel orders
Appendix 5£º Anchor orders
Appendix 6£º Line orders
Appendix 7£º Beaufort scale of wind force
Appendix 8£º Abbreviation for weather forecast
Appendix 9£º Seas
Appendix 10£º Visibility
Appendix 11£º Ranks in U£®S£® armed forces
Appendix 12£º Main ports of the world