A) Allied Control of Shipping Manual – Guide to Masters B) Communications Supplement C) Tactical Control and Routing of Merchant Vessels D) All of the above are carried on board E)NULL
A) afford access to the shell through the double bottoms B) collect water to be pumped out C) provide access for the pneumercator D) provide a base line for sounding measurements E)NULL
A) erase the entry and rewrite B) draw several lines through the entry, rewrite, and initial the correction C) completely black out the entry, rewrite, and intial the correction D) draw one line through the entry, rewrite, and intial the…
A) stop and await further orders B) attempt to make their way to the nearest port of a friendly nation and await further instructions C) continue voyages unless in danger areas defined in the advisory or supplemental message D) keep…
A) A triangular-shaped heavy steel plate with a round hole inset from each corner B) A steel plate in the shape of a flat fish C) A rectangular-shaped piece of heavy steel plate with four holes D) A circular piece…
A) listed in the Official Logbook B) cleared prior to the next foreign voyage C) noted in the Traveling Curio Manifest D) retained under locked security by the owner E)NULL
A) raised flange at the main deck edge B) riveted crack arrester strap on all-welded ships C) riveting pattern most commonly used in ship construction D) row of plating nearest the keel E)NULL
A) Depth of the water B) Character of the holding ground C) maintenance cost for the chain D) Type of anchor cable E)NULL
A) Forward of the towing bitts B) On the fantail C) Near the Norman Pins D) Just aft of amidships E)NULL
A) record the status of all firefighting equipment B) record the barge’s load line and draft readings C) record the condition of the towing gear D) have on board an Official Logbook in lieu of other forms of records E)NULL