Channel 16 is internationally recognized for "Hailing and distress". The norm for professional mariners is to monitor 16 all the times. Ch 16 can be used also to hail a variety of vessels and land stations (related to maritime activities).
An example of how a proper hailing might go.
"M/V Mary J this is F/V Sudden Relief on channel one six over" Reply "Sudden Relief this Mary J please switch and answer to working channel six eight, over".
Channel 16 should NEVER be used for regular conversation. Maydays, local notice to mariners, and information may be announced over 16 and anything but a "Mayday" will be directed to a pre-selected alternate channel to pass the actual information.
That would be VHF channel 16
Channel 16. Marine channel 16 is the international calling and distress channel. Whilst marine radio has limited range, the coastguard of every country monitors channel 16 in their coastal waters 24 hours a day - 365 days a year. Additionally, anyone using a boat fitted with a VHF radio is expected to monitor channel 26 if they're not using the radio themselves.
Clearing the Channel Coast happened in 1944-09.
In the English Channel off of the coast of France although they are part of the UK.
They are located in the English Channel near the coast of Normandy, France
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The English Channel (La Manche in French), isn't 'in' any country. It is a body of water that lies between the south coast of England and the northwest coast of France.
In the UK, if you need the Coast Guard in an emergency, dial 999 and ask the operator for the Coast Guard.
The Channel Islands are in the English Channel off the coast of Normandy, France
These are known as the Channel Islands.
In 1909, Louis Bleriot flew across the English Channel, French coast to English coast.
There are two island groups named Channel Islands. One group is in the English Channel near the French coast and the other group is in the Pacific Ocean off the Californian coast.