- A
breeches buoy is a rope-based
rescue device used to
extract people from
wrecked vessels, or to
transfer people from one
place to
another in situations...
-
trousers or
tracksuit bottoms.
Fencing breeches are also used as
protective clothing for the legs.
Breeches buoy, a
device for
moving a
person from one...
- and crashes,
setting the roof ablaze. A Navy
rescue team
attaches a
breeches buoy between the
Promenade Room and the roof of the
adjacent 102-story Peerless...
-
English and French), and a Tail
block designed to
support the
breeches buoy. Once the
breeches buoy lines and the
Crotch Pole (an A frame) ****embled, the survivors...
- lifted,
unties and the crew
returns to attention.[citation needed]
Breeches buoy Boatswain Deck
department westmarine.com. "Do-it-Yourself: Climbing...
- used
either to
direct a rescue-boat to the ship, or, later, to
mount a
Breeches buoy. The
apparatus was
invented by
Captain George William Manby, inspired...
- deck, and
brought the rope to s**** to
people waiting on the beach. A
breeches buoy was
attached to the rope, and all
those aboard the ship were able to...
- was
setting up a
breeches buoy. With
visibility almost at zero due to the blizzard,
searchlights were rigged. As the
breeches buoy was
connected to the...
- to the barge, and both
marooned men made it
safely back to s**** via
breeches buoy, 17
hours after they
first found themselves drifting towards the falls...
- of
seven were
rescued by the
Hartland Lifesaving Company, with
their breeches buoy. The ship
became a
total loss, and her
remains are
still visible at...
