A tug in irons is __________.?
A) rudder bound B) being tripped by the towline C) unable to maneuver D) broached E)NULL
A) rudder bound B) being tripped by the towline C) unable to maneuver D) broached E)NULL
A) American Bureau of Shipping B) Secretary of Commerce C) U.S. Customs D) U.S. Coast Guard E)NULL
A) 1000 miles B) 800 miles C) 700 miles D) 600 miles E)NULL
A) A drainage pipe that carries rain or spray from an upper deck to a lower deck B) A pipe under the anchor windlass leading to the chain locker C) A chute, usually over the stern, to lead dumped garbage…
A) deck fitting used to secure mooring lines B) casting fitted at the side of a weatherdeck, used as a fairlead C) sharp block of wood used to support hygroscopic cargo D) smoke pipe for the galley stove E)NULL
A) doggers B) fidleys C) freeing ports D) swash ports E)NULL
A) They are common along the deeper areas of the lakes. B) They cause rapid differences in levels between one end of the lake and the other. C) The greatest water level difference occurs when the wind is blowing along…
A) by the Coast Guard regulations B) in the station bill C) by the person conducting the drill D) at the previous safety meeting E)NULL
A) 1 1/8 inch B) 1 1/2 inch C) 1 3/4 inch D) 2 inch E)NULL
A) any line under a strain B) lines that are paying out C) lines that are coiled down only D) None of the above are correct E)NULL