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Why was control of the Atlantic Ocean essential to Great Britains success in World War 2?
The English Channel acted as a barrier to any potential German invasion. The German forces were ill-equipped for a marine invasion and abandoned the idea. Even if they had gone ahead in ideal conditions, war-gamers who have simulated such an invasion believe it would not have succeeded as the Royal Navy would have choked off German supply lines.
What identifies cargo within the defense transportation system?
It'll have a TCN
Were there paratroopers in World War 1?
No, there were not. Aircraft were just coming into use in World War 1. They did not have the cargo capacity to carry large amounts of people or cargo. Most were lucky to handle two people.
How many types' cargo hook reach pendants are authorized for sling-load operations?
2
What were the causes of the the Quasi war?
the main cause of the quasi war was the signing of jays treaty between us and British I dnt know y this enraged the French but ti causedthem to strt seizing cargo going to britian from us eventually there was small battles at sea but the signing of the convention of 1800 ended it
Difference between marine and non marine insurance?
Marine insurance covers the loss of ships, cargo, terminals, and the loss of cargo. Non-marine insurance does not cover any of these things and would include all other types of insurance.
Who is a likely candidate for marine insurance?
"Well Marine insurance covers the cost of cargo, terminals, and ships. Therefore, ship owners or those who transport cargo by different means are good candidates for marine insurance since Marine insurance would provide them with coverage for their goods."
Difference between ocean and marine bill of lading?
An ocean bill of lading is a specific type of bill of lading used for the transportation of goods by sea, governed by maritime law. It serves as a receipt for the cargo, a contract for carriage, and a document of title. In contrast, a marine bill of lading can refer to any bill of lading covering shipments that may involve maritime transport, including cargo that is transferred between different modes of transport (e.g., land and sea). Essentially, all ocean bills of lading are marine bills, but not all marine bills are limited to ocean transport.
What does a merchant marine do?
A Merchant Marine is the term used to describe someone who works on a commercial ship transporting cargo via water.
What is a marine insurance policy?
It is a contract between insurer and insured where by the insurer undertakes to indemnified the insured in a manner and to the interest there by agreed against marine losses incident to marine adventure. According to section 2 (13) A of the insurance act 1938 defines Marine insurance as " the business of effecting contracts of insurance upon vessels (ship) of any description, including cargo's freights and other interests which may be legally insured in or in relation to such vessels, cargo's and freights, goods, wares, merchantiles and property of whatever description insured for any transits by land or water or both ".
What has the author J Mark Rowbotham written?
J. Mark Rowbotham has written: 'Introduction to marine cargo management' -- subject(s): Cargo handling
Where can one purchase insurance for marine cargo?
Insurance for cargo being carried at sea can be obtained from various specialist insurance companies such as CG Cargo, Nacora, or Blackmer Insurance Agency.
What is the difference between marine general liability and commercial general liability?
Liability provides coverage for claims or losses in which you can be held liable for damages or in which you have been accused of being responsible. Comprehensive coverage would also provide coverage for other aspects of your business, such as property, inventory, business autos and equipment, cash flow, etc..
What is the Fuel consumption of a cargo ship?
The amount of fuel burn for a marine vessel is dependent on multiple factors. These include the vessel size, tonnage, propulsion type (fuel oil, diesel, nuclear, etc.), speed, marine conditions, and the engine efficiency itself.
What is Marine Navigation?
Marine navigation is transportation on the water. The ability to navigate in water includes being able to avoid running aground and hitting other vessels. It is the primary method of transport for cargo in the world today and has been for centuries. It is extremely cost effective compared to other methods.
What is the person behind the name of the Lloyds Insurance Company?
Lloyd's of London was a public house or "pub" where owners of ships or cargo met and paid to ensure that the ships and/or cargo reached their intended destinations despite weather conditions, pirates or war. This was how the first "marine" insurance came to be. All other insurance came to be known as "Inland Marine" insurance. Lloyd's was the first and therefore the most prestigeous..and still is.
What is an oil port on the Caspian sea?
Baku International Marine Trade Port is the busiest and biggest port of the Caspian sea. It has an oil terminal as well as terminals for dry cargo.
