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What is the work of electrician in ships?
responsible for the installation,repair and maintenance of electrical equipments on board the ships.
Where are navy ships typically constructed?
Navy ships are typically constructed in shipyards, which are specialized facilities equipped to build and repair ships.
Why do you repair ships?
becasue we sell them and build new ones and repair old ones for the gangsta who buy them from us.
How may ships are still sunk at Pearl Harbor?
I believe there are 2, the USS Arizona and the USS Utah. These ships were left submerged, but some of their equipment was removed and used on other vessels. The other ships were floated out and sent to shipyards for repair.
What brought whalers and traders to Samoa?
To replenish water and food supplies or to repair their ships during their whaling expeditions.
What is the name of the person who maintains ships?
The person who maintains ships is called a shipwright. Shipwrights are skilled craftsmen responsible for the construction, repair, and maintenance of ships and other vessels. They ensure that ships are seaworthy and comply with safety standards. Their work involves various tasks, including woodworking, metalworking, and sometimes even electrical repairs.
What type of workers do tides affect?
Anyone involved with ships on the sea. This would include fishermen, mariners, and ship repair personnel.
How would one describe what a Cofferdam is?
It's a temporary enclosure, which holds back water. They are normally used for repair/construction of oil rigs and ships. It is mainly used for easy access of ships hulls for torch cutting.
Where in California might you find businesses that repair ships?
Located at major marine ports. Try San Francisco and San Diego.
How many years to rebuild Pearl Harbor after the attack?
first answer: it took 22 years correct answer: Most of the damage done by the Japanese attack was to ships & hangers. Most of Pearl Harbor's facilities were not damaged or damaged only slightly. It would only take a few weeks or months to repair the damage to facilities. It would take longer to repair the ships that were sunk or damaged.
What does ad mean on a navy ship?
On a navy ship, "AD" stands for "Auxiliary Docking," which refers to a type of vessel that provides maintenance, repair, and support services to other ships. Specifically, it designates an "auxiliary ship" that can assist in various logistical and operational functions, including the replenishment of supplies and the repair of equipment. Ships classified as AD typically serve to enhance the operational capabilities of the fleet.
Can you only defeat captain crawfish with the phoenix warbird?
Yes. If you try with smaller ships, he invariably slips away to repair his ship. (see related question)
