A) A 254 ft. “Whaleback” tanker with 1800 H.P. B) A 309 ft. cement carrier with 2000 H.P. C) A 385 ft. shallow draft tanker with 2400 H.P. D) A 630 ft. bulk ore carrier with 3500 H.P. E)NULL
A) thievage B) innage C) ullage D) tankage E)NULL
A) Mud B) Grass C) Sand D) Clay E)NULL
A) Clove hitch B) Long splice C) Short splice D) Square knot E)NULL
A) Damage to property amounting to $1,500 B) Loss of bridge-to-bridge radio capability C) An injury requiring first aid D) Loss of main propulsion E)NULL
A) call the Master B) proceed to the space and inspect the extent of the fire C) shut down the cargo hold ventilation D) sound the fire alarm signal to roust out all hands E)NULL
A) Outage B) Ullage C) Thievage D) Innage E)NULL
A) 1/2 B) 3/4 C) 1 D) 1 3/4″ E)NULL
A) Discharge a cylinder of nitrogen into the container B) Shade the container and periodically hose it down C) Seal any ventilation openings and add dry ice D) Spread ice over the top layer and in any voids within the…
A) is used in running rigging B) doubles the size of the line C) is only used on fiber rope D) is very weak E)NULL