A) downward and inward flow B) downward and outward flow C) upward and inward flow D) upward and outward flow E)NULL
A) U.S. Naval Control of Shipping Officer B) allied Naval Control of Shipping Officer C) Consular Shipping Advisors (CONSA) D) Any of the above E)NULL
A) The barge may swing too quickly and run over the tug. B) The barge may pass under the hawser and capsize the tug. C) Free surface affect of liquid inside the barge may rupture the barge bulkheads when turning…
A) The aluminum will provide greater resistance to the spread of fire by conduction. B) The aluminum structure is usually attached to a steel coaming by a method that insulates the two metals. C) If the superstructure is stressed, an…
A) prevent barge movement in a lock B) secure two barges end-to-end C) secure barges to the towboat D) secure barges side-by-side E)NULL
A) the other vessel did not appear to be sinking B) it would unduly delay your voyage C) the other vessel was at fault D) it would cause serious danger to your vessel E)NULL
A) file a customs’ form for duty on this repair B) file no extra reports C) file a report of the drydocking with the U.S.C.G. Officer in Charge, Marine Inspection D) obtain a U.S. Coast Guard diver to certify the…
A) be made of metal B) be elevated with skids 10cm (3.9 inches) above the deck C) have a hinged cover D) be fastened with nails or screws E)NULL
A) Put one line at the low point and one at the high point of the bollard so they don’t touch. B) Take the eye of the second line up through the eye of the first line before putting the…
A) Formic acid B) Nitrous oxide C) Tallow D) Toluene E)NULL