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SCORING

EVENT REPORTING AND SCORING

Deleted

Each Contestant is responsible to turn in their score card to the Official Score Keeper in within
twenty minutes after the completion each event.

The term “turning in” of a score card means putting it in the Score Keepers Turn in Box. Once
the box is opened for the purposes of counting no additional sheets will be accepted.

Incorrectly completed score sheets may be returned for correction or rejected.

COMBAT SCORING

1. Hits below the boot are 10 points.

2. Hits in the boot are 5 points

3. Hits in the hull above the boot are 3 points.

4. To be considered a hit the shot must pass completely through creating a hole.

5. Dents on deck edges don't count.

6. Entry and exit holes will be counted.

7. One hole is one hit, no matter how large the hole is.

8. Contestants will score their own vessel, however the referee or score keeper
may elect to verify or correct thescore.

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COMBAT DAMAGE VALUES BY CLASS

Vessel ClassSunk
721...............................25

722.............................. 50

723...............................75

724..............................113

725..............................163

725a............................213

726..............................275

COMBAT AWARDS

CAPTAIN’S PENNANT

Combat pennants designating the battle experience of the ship's Captain may be flown
from the port outboard halyard. The number of vertical colored bands will indicate the
number of sorties the Captain has fought.

The basic pennant color is white. The white pennant may be flown after a Captain has
fought one sortie in command of a ship.

For each ten sorties one red band may be added. For fifty sortied one light blue band
may be added. For one hundred sorties one gold band may be added.

The pennant should be constructed of white paper 3/ inches high and 1 1
4/2
inches long. This is the approximate scale size of a signal pennant. The color bars
should be approximately 3/16incheswide. More than one pennant may be carried if
necessary.

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The Captain’s Pennant count will start at the zero sortie count at the opening of
the 2000 season.

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SUPPLEMENTAL DATA

SHIPS DATABASE

The Ships Database as maintained by the Ship Certification Committee is the
official document used to determining the Ship Class Designation (SCD). The
primary purpose of the SCDs is to provide a structure that allowsa reasonable
degree of equality between ship classes of different navies.

Documentation used to produce the database was the best available. When
reputable sources differed the results were averaged. Unreasonable trial speed
reports turned in on partially completed ships were not acceptablefor
determining the vessels operational speed. The Ship Database will be updated
whenever creditable information is obtained.

The Ships Database will be posted on the Queen’s Own Web Page.

MAPS TO PONDS

Banks, Oregon
Gig Harbor, Washington

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TECHNICAL DATA SHEETS

Radio Communications3-26-90
VO Meter Adapter3-27-90
Basic Gun Drawing5-20-90
Standard Battery Connection Method5-20-90
Automatic Bilge Pump Activator6-12-98
Scaling3-16-98
Scaling2-15-00
Pneumatic System6-15-00
Variable Power Supply11-16-00

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