What does the command "Carry on" instruct a sailor to do?

To stop all activities

To begin a new task

To resume work or duties

The command "Carry on" instructs a sailor to resume work or duties, indicating that they should continue with their tasks or return to the activities they were engaged in prior to a disruption. This command is often used in a military context to signal that a previous order or interruption has ended, and normal operations should continue. It is a way of reassuring personnel that they can proceed with their responsibilities without needing to wait or be concerned about a change in instructions. This command helps maintain the flow of operations and emphasizes the importance of regular duties within the military structure.

To gather equipment

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