Watch Officers Manual United States Navy 1917
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Find out from the executive officer which boats are to be hoisted out ; call the coxswains of the boats to be hoisted out and have them get their boats ready. See that boats are supplied with fuel and water. Test out motor boats in the skids. It is well to see that fires in steamers are started in due time, that the boats are hooked on and that power is up WATCH OFFICER; UNDERWAY 49 to the crane motor. See that the captain's boat has boat cloth, colors and pennant ready for use. If coming into ...port near sunset or at night, see that boats going out have running lights ready for use. If boats are to be used to transport supplies, see that all the proper gear is in the boats.
Prepare for Guard Trip.
A boat is usually needed and should be prepared to make a guard trip. Working Parties.
If working parties are to leave the ship on anchoring, have the petty officer in charge muster them near port gangway and hold them there ready to embark.
Ground Tackle.
Prepare necessary ground tackle for anchoring and have steam turned on anchor engine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Find out from the executive officer which boats are to be hoisted out ; call the coxswains of the boats to be hoisted out and have them get their boats ready. See that boats are supplied with fuel and water. Test out motor boats in the skids. It is well to see that fires in steamers are started in due time, that the boats are hooked on and that power is up WATCH OFFICER; UNDERWAY 49 to the crane motor. See that the captain's boat has boat cloth, colors and pennant ready for use. If coming into ...port near sunset or at night, see that boats going out have running lights ready for use. If boats are to be used to transport supplies, see that all the proper gear is in the boats.
Prepare for Guard Trip.
A boat is usually needed and should be prepared to make a guard trip. Working Parties.
If working parties are to leave the ship on anchoring, have the petty officer in charge muster them near port gangway and hold them there ready to embark.
Ground Tackle.
Prepare necessary ground tackle for anchoring and have steam turned on anchor engine.
What to read after Watch Officers Manual United States Navy 1917?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Emerson Hovey to read onlineMoreLess
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