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The ladders on navy ships are commonly referred to as "ladders" or "ship's ladders." These vertical or steeply inclined structures provide access between different decks of the ship. They are typically made of wood or metal and may have handrails for safety. In naval terminology, they may also be called "companionways" in some contexts.
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What were the ladders going down a hatch on a navy ship called?
Ladders
What are bunks called on navy ships?
bunks. or racks.
How many navy ships does Fiji have?
i think it has 5 navy ships.
What is a doctor in the navy called?
Ships surgeon, M.O. (Medical Officer) or doctor.
What is doctor in the navy called?
Ships surgeon, M.O. (Medical Officer) or doctor.
Are navy ships military ships?
Of course, navy aircraft are military aircraft.
When was Ships of the Royal Navy created?
Ships of the Royal Navy was created in 1969.
Informal name for ensign flown by royal navy in 17th century?
The Navy flew the Union Jack which was called the Jack. Merchant ships and ships not sailing with a royal warrant from England flew the Cross of St George, called the George.
Does the army have more ships than the navy?
No, no army has more ships than its navy.
How many fighter aircraft does the US Navy have?
The Air Force has Aircraft not Ships. The Navy has Ships.
How many ships does the Russian navy currently have?
Hi there, From my research, the Russian Navy currently have 526 Navy Ships. Hope this helped!
Where are navy ships typically constructed?
Navy ships are typically constructed in shipyards, which are specialized facilities equipped to build and repair ships.
