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What is the fore part of the hull on a seagoing vessel?
The fore part of the hull on a seagoing vessel is known as the "bow." It is the front section of the ship, designed to cut through the water and provide stability as the vessel moves forward. The bow often features a pointed shape to reduce resistance and enhance performance in waves. Additionally, it may be equipped with various fittings, such as anchors and navigation lights.
What is one possible meaning of a single long blast of a horn?
On seagoing vessels in restricted visibility a prolonged blast on the ships whistle means the vessel is making way through the water.
Do the US Seagoing Marines use the Marine Hymn as their song?
Why, hell yes! We seagoing Marines are MARINES!
What is the abbreviation for seagoing?
naut
What country launched the first seagoing ironclad in 1859?
France launched the first seagoing ironclad, La Gloire in 1859.
What actors and actresses appeared in Adventures of a Seagoing Hack - 1915?
The cast of Adventures of a Seagoing Hack - 1915 includes: Dorothy Phillips as Mrs. Dallas
What is the minimum length of the painter for a lifeboat in ocean service?
The painter for a lifeboat must be of a length that is at least twice the distance from the stowage position of the boat to the waterline with the vessel in its lightest seagoing condition, or must be 15 meters (50 feet) long, whichever is the greater.
In the 18th century could a seagoing sailing vessel have anchored off shore close enough to shore near the mouth of the Rio Grande River to use a small boat for disembarking six passengers?
There's no barrier reef there so I don't see what would prevent it.
Other names for pirates?
A seagoing robber and murderer. Contrast with privateer
What is a stretch of water on a coast that shelters seagoing ships called?
A harbor.
What is a synonym for maritime?
aquatic, hydrographic, nautical, seafaring, seagoing, oceanic
Which event occurred first in the history of European seagoing exploration?
A+ answer is exploration.
