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Relieving tackle is
tackle employing one or more
lines attached to a vessel's
steering mechanism, to ****ist or
substitute for the
whipstaff or ship's wheel...
- wind.
Where extreme movement of the
rudder was necessary, the use of
relieving tackle had to be implemented. Anderson, Romola; Anderson, R.C. (2003). A Short...
- were
stripped which made the
rudder loose and the boat unsteerable.
Relieving tackles were rigged,
despite the
heavy seas, but they
parted under the strain...
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Albatross which blew off the ship's
wheel and
exposed the ship's
relieving tackles, the ship's
officers and
enlisted men were
still able to
capture the...
- the deck.
There were ten men on the
wheel and more
below handling relieving tackle on the
tiller to ****ist in
maintaining control of the rudder. Taking...
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steamer Garland on
February 6, 1904,
these defects were found: No
relieving tackle on the
tiller (this was
necessary to
steer the
vessel in case of wheel...
- came
through the
wheelhouse carrying the
wheel away and
causing the
relieving tackles to be
manned by men in
plain view of the enemy. Two men from the ship...
- ****anese
bombers launched m****ive raids. But
Commander Hawes had
relieving tackles rigged,
steam at throttle, and men
ready for action. His foresight...
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guards and
station staff. As for the
motives for ramming, the
purposes of
relieving frustration,
molestation and
staged crash have been
pointed out. Moreover...
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football defensive tackle who pla****
college football for the
Rutgers Scarlet Knights. He
became paralyzed while making a
tackle in an
October 2010 game...
