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cqdClose Quarter Defense
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cqdThe old term before SOS replaced it meaning “come quickly, danger”. It now is also commonly used as a shipping term meaning “Customary Quick Dispatch” . When used in the latter context it means the owner or operator wants all efforts to be made, including overtime work if required, to expedite the vessel's call in port.
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cqdCustomary Quick Dispatch
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cqdThe original distress call made by a ship requiring assistance, giving way to SOS. It stood for CQ, the signal for all stations (still used by Amateur Radio Operators, or Hams), and D for distress; it [..]
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cqdCustomary Quick Dispatch
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cqdThe original distress call made by a ship requiring assistance, giving way to SOS. It stood for CQ, the signal for all stations (still used by Amateur Radio Operators, or Hams), and D for distress; i [..]
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cqdcustomary quick despatch
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