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What is a club or gorup of people called on ships?
If they operate the ship, they are the "ship's crew".
How many boats does Disney own and operate?
Disney owns and operates four cruise ships.
What type of services does the company Home Lines provide?
Home Lines is a passenger shipping company. It provides services for building ships. They take custom deliveries of ships and operate them. Over the years they have operated nine ships.
Where is the US navy?
They operate worldwide and have multiple bases like the Army. Most personael are on ships and subs
Why do ships operate at a frequency of 60 hertz?
Ships operate at a frequency of 60 hertz to match the standard electrical grid frequency used in the United States and other countries. This makes it easier to connect to shore power when in port and ensures compatibility with existing power systems.
What can a submarine do that other ships can't?
A submarine can operate under water while other ships cannot, and a submarine can surface after going under water, while other ships can't.If everything is working correctly, a submarine can surface after sinking, while other ships cannot.
What is a Panamanian license for ships?
Like all countries, Panama licenses ship's officers to operate a vessel sailing under their flag.
What does a longshoreman do?
AnswerLongshoreman usually load and unload ships. They also drive forklifts and semis', check cargo, and operate cranes...etc.
What do you call a person who attacks and robs ships?
A person who attacks and robs ships is typically referred to as a "pirate." Pirates often operate in maritime areas, seeking to steal goods and valuables from vessels on the open sea.
What did privateers do with ships thy captured?
They Were Armed Private Ships With Private Captians set out to battle the british...they committed robbery also,but for slightly different reasons.They operate with permission and direction of a particular nation,to represent them during wartime and to attack certain ships in certain areas.
Why are ships built in pairs?
Ships are sometimes built in pairs to reduce costs through economies of scale in production, maintenance, and operation. Building identical ships also allows for standardization of parts, training, and procedures, making it easier to manage and operate the vessels efficiently. Additionally, having sister ships can provide redundancy and flexibility in fleet deployment.
Are there maratime laws for cruise ships?
There are plenty of maritime laws that govern exactly how cruise ships operate. There are environmental laws, safety laws, navigation laws, heath and sanitation and occupancy laws. Plus, the laws of the ports of call the ship visits!
