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How do you measure line
Cicumference
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How do you measure wire rope
Diameter
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Strength
Double braid is stronger
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Define. Hold
Secure the line so it doesn't allow slippage
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Define Ease
Let the line out smoothly
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Define. Slack
Allow line to rin out using hand over hand method, keeping it out of the water
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Define. Take-in
Bring the line onboard
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Define. Cast off
Remove the line from the bit
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Define. Avast
Hold the line, do not slack or heave around
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Define. Heave around
Pull on the line
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Define. Swing circle
Amount of chain released , distance hawspipe plus ship length
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Define. Drag circle
Amount of chain released, distwnce hawspipe to pelorous
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Define. Manropes(monkey lines)
A safety line made up with a series of overhand or figure eight knots evenly spaced to assist personnel climbing up and down
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Bitt
Makes lines fast that have been fairled through chocks
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Chock
Smooth surface which mooring lines are led to prevent them from chafing. Three types. Closed. Open. Roller
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Cleat
Used for belaying a line or wire
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Bullnose
Forwardmost chock
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Hawspipe
Pipe where the anchor is hawsed
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Chain
Hold the ship in place when at anchorage. 3" aft anchor chain
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Turnbuckle
Used on the stopper assembly to secure the anchor
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Gypsyhead
Used to heave around on the lines and wires. Has a horizontal rotational axis
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Capstan
Used to heave around on mooring lines and wires. Has a vertical rotational axis
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Detachable link
Used to connect links of chain together
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Chain marking
Lets you know how much chain you have out. Colors are red white and blue. Number of white links on one side of colored link = number of shots out. 11th shot is yellow, 12th shot is red
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Chain stopper
Used to secure chain and anchor. 5 parts: shackle, detachable link, turnbuckle, detachable link, pelican hook.
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Hawsing stopper
Closest stopper to the anchor
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Riding stopper
Farthest stopper from the anchor
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Pelican hook
Part of the stopper that actually secures the chain
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Wildcat
Used for hoisting and controlled lowering of the anchor
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Flemish
Line coiled flat and tight
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Coil
Make a circle with line and pile on top of itself
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Fake
The act of disposing of line, wire, or chain by laying it out in long, flat bights, alongside the other
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Mooring stations
Lines 1 & 2 by deck berthing. Lines 3 & 4 by accomodation ladders. Lines 5 & 6 in machine shop
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Dip the eye
Second eye is led through the first eye and put on the bitt
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Single up
Putting out first line at all
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Double up
Putting out second line
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Unrep. Underway replenishment
Means of transferrimg stuff from one ship to another
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Vertrep. Vertical replenishment
Helicopter
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Conrep. Connected replenishment
Ships side by side
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Standard tension replenishment alongside method. (stream)
Replenishment conducted while wire is under tension
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Cargo drop reel
Takes the place of a sliding padeye. Used on ships that dont have a sliding padeye
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Sliding pad eye
Device used for receiving cargo
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Safety observer
White with green cross
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Rig captain
Yellow hardhat
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Corpsman
White with red cross
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Winch operator
Brown hardhat
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Phone talker
Green hardhat
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Romeo close up
Ready for your approach. Commencing approach
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Prep close up
Replenishment complete
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Bravo hauled down
Unrep complete
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Life boats
Mark 7, 25 man with 100' seapainter.
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4 ways to deploy life raft
1 depth of 40' feet. 2-hydro release. 3-cutting the line. 4- untie the line
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Ood
Responsible for the ship and to the co
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Boatswains mate of the watch
Responsible for the enlisted watch team
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Helmsman/lee helmsman
Steer the ship
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Lookouts
Scan the surface and air for contacts and reports any contacts to the OOD on the bridge.
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Quartermaster of the watch (QMOW)
Plots the course and takes fixes as needed.
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Barometer
An instrument that measures atmospheric pressure.
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Psychrometer
An instrument used for determining atmospheric humidity consisting of a dry-buld and wet-buld thermometers.
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Refueling Stations
4 (2 Port & 2 Stbd) 01 Level aft-Portable 03 Level forward-2 kingspost 03 Level aft-1 kingpost 1 samson post
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6 small boats
One 33 ft captain's gig Two 26ft Motor Whale Boat (MWB) Two 40ft Utility Boat (UB) One 7m Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB)
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40' Utility Boats
Liberty & Cargo
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Cranes
Two Cargo and Sail cranes (5 ton capacity) One Boat & Missle Centerline Crane (30 ton capacity main hook, 4 ton capacity aux. hook)
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