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What do you call a ship that turns over?
The term for a ship or boat that has turned over is capsized.
What do they call the person in the crows nest on a ship?
lookout
What do you call an old spanish sailing ship?
A Galleon
What do you call an ancient ship pulled by slaves?
The Galley is a ship using manpower as the primary propulion system.
How far can Air Force One travel without refueling?
I t is a Boeing 747 and holds enough fuel to go very far without refueling.
What does a sailor call a ship?
they call their ship SHE
What do they call a cruise ship stop?
A stop for a ship is called a port of call. A cruise ship might be said to make a stopover (or port call) at a port of call.
What do you call a ship maker?
a ship maker.
Air to air refueling?
What is you question about Air to Air Refueling?
What do you call a wooden ship maker?
a ship maker.
What do you call a person who sinks a ship?
a ship sinker
What is an important step in the refueling process?
An important step in the refueling process is to ensure all electrical switches are off before refueling.
What is an important steps in refueling process?
An important step in the refueling process is to ensure all electrical switches are off before refueling.
Does a ship call at a port or call on a port?
Call at a port.
What are safe refueling practices?
A safe refueling practice for boats would be to make sure you close all hatches and doors while refueling.
What do they call a refueling tanker?
A refueling tanker is commonly referred to as an "air-to-air refueling tanker" or simply a "tanker." In military contexts, specific types of tankers may have designations like KC-135 or KC-46, indicating their role and capabilities. These aircraft are designed to transfer fuel to other aircraft in flight, enhancing their operational range and endurance.
What do you call a ship's crew?
It's called the crew of the ship.
