The "pt" in deck building typically stands for "power and toughness." It refers to the numerical values that represent a creature card's strength and durability in games like Magic: The Gathering. Power represents the amount of damage the creature can deal, while toughness represents the amount of damage it can withstand before being destroyed.
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The designation PT stood for 'PATROL TORPEDO". These boats were relatively small and maneuverable as patrol boats but could pack a big punch if necessary, by launching their deck mounted torpedoes at large enemy craft.Perhaps the most famous of these boats was the PT 109, the boat that John Fitzgerald Kennedy, later President of the United States, was assigned to in WWII. The boat was run down by an enemy ship, Kennedy and the other crew were in the water for some time before being rescued. See that story elsewhere.
Personal Transportation No…It means Patrol Torpedo Boat.
The open deck of a ship is called the weather deck.
The top deck name is contingent on the type of ship or vessel. The top deck on a cruise ship is usually called the Lido deck. The top deck on a battle ship is sometimes referred to as topside or poop deck. The poop deck got its name from the amount of birds flying overhead.
8, Poop deck, Quarter deck, Foc'sle, Upper Gun deck, Middle gun deck, Lower gun deck, Orlop, and Hold. Unlike the warrior it didn't have steam power.
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You can find step by step instructions for building a hammock stand for yor deck at www.ehow.com. You cana also find a set of plans at www.instructables.com.
Patrol Torpedo
Patrol Torpedo
Pt stands for Pint, as in a pint of water
I am looking to build deck on my home. Where can one get help with building a deck?
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Patrol Torpedo
I am interest in building a deck in my home. Where can I find detailed instructions online on how to build a deck?
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PT - Part Time PW - Per Week
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