Scenario:
MV Dolphin, call sign GFCC, MMSI 234 675 000, is on fire. Her position is 45 degrees 34 decimal 70 minutes N, 013 degrees 42 decimal 40 minutes E. The fire has been located in the engine room. They require two types of assistance: firefighting and medical assistance. They must abandon ship because of the fire. Two crewmembers have been injured. Two lifeboats have been launched.

SMCP:
I am on fire. Fire is in engine room. I require … assistance. Crew are abandoning ship. Number of …

Scenario:
MV Dolphin, call sign KG7PL, MMSI 785 673 456, has collided with an unknown vessel. Her position is 45 degrees 34 decimal 70 minutes N, 013 degrees 42 decimal 40 minutes E. MV Dolphin is flooding. Flooding is not under control. They are developing a dangerous list to port. They will transfer cargo to try to stop the list. They require tug assistance.

SMCP:
MV … has collided with unknown vessel. MV … cannot control flooding. MV … has dangerous list to port side. MV … will transfer cargo to stop listing. MV … requires tug assistance.

Scenario:
MV Dolphin, call sign SX3QA, MMSI 785 673 456, has lost person overboard in position 45 degrees 34 decimal 70 minutes N, 013 degrees 42 decimal 40 minutes E. Her position is 45 degrees 37 decimal 70 minutes N, 013 degrees 45 decimal 40 minutes E. They ask all vessels in the vicinity to keep a sharp lookout and report to MV Dolphin. She repeats the last part of the message.

SMCP:
MV ... has lost person(s) overboard in position x. All vessels in vicinity of position x keep sharp lookout and report to MV … I repeat.

Scenario:
MV Dolphin, call sign GFCC, MMSI 234 675 000, cancels the distress call transmitted at 13.45 UTC.

SMCP:
Please cancel my distress alert of … UTC.

Scenario:
MV Dolphin, call sign SX3QA, MMSI 785 673 456, cancels the distress call transmitted at 10.00 UTC.

SMCP:
Please cancel my distress alert of … UTC.