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Q: What color is a boats stern line?
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How much tug boats did the titanic have?

In Belfast, Titanic had five tugs. H&W's tug 'Hercules' had the first line, Huskisson took the port side of the stern with Herculaneum on the starboard side of the stern. Hornby and Herald pulled the starboard bowline and forward line respectively.


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What is the name of the end of a ship?

The front of a ship is the Bow. The rear of a ship is the Stern. This is the same for small boats as well.


How many tug boats did it take to pull the titanic?

In Belfast, Titanic had five tugs. H&W's tug 'Hercules' had the first line, Huskisson took the port side of the stern with Herculaneum on the starboard side of the stern. Hornby and Herald pulled the starboard bowline and forward line respectively.


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