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Seamanship is the art, competence, and
knowledge of
operating a ship, boat or
other craft on water. The
Oxford Dictionary states that
seamanship is "The...
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capabilities of
podded propulsion units to be
realized in
commercial service,
shiphandling training on
simulators and
crewed models is
required for the crew. The...
- Harland, John (1984).
Seamanship in the Age of Sail: an
account of the
shiphandling of the
sailing man-of-war 1600–1860,
based on
contemporary sources. London:...
- stern,
covered up and used as part of the furniture. In the Age of Sail,
shiphandling had been
brought to a high art, and
chases frequently lasted for hours...
- A man
overboard rescue turn (or
person overboard) is a
shiphandling manoeuvre usually implemented immediately upon
learning of a
person having gone overboard...
- The Port
Revel Shiphandling Training Centre is a
French maritime pilotage school that
trains pilots, masters, and
officers on
large ships like supertankers...
- Intruder. Its
professional titles include The Bluejacket's Manual,
Naval Shiphandling, The
Naval Officer's Guide, The
Marine Officer’s Guide, and The Coast...
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effects of wind and current, squat,
shallow water and
similar effects.
Shiphandling is key when the need
arises to
rescue a man overboard, to anchor, or...
- Hartland, John H (1984).
Seamanship in the Age of Sail: An
Account of the
Shiphandling of the
Sailing Man-Of-War 1600-1860,
Based on
Contemporary Sources. Annapolis...
- Harland, John (2015).
Seamanship in the age of sail : an
account of
shiphandling of the
sailing man-o-war, 1600-1860. London:
Conway Publishing. ISBN 978-1-8448-6309-9...
