- the
foremast became fairly common on
roman galleys , where,
inclined at an
angle of 45°, it was more akin to a
bowsprit , and the
foresail - is a type of
sailing vessel with fore-and-aft
sails on two or more mast s, the
foremast being no
taller than the rear mast(s).
-
forecastle refers to the
upper deck of a
sailing ship
forward of the
foremast , or the
forward part of a ship with the sailors'
living - a
foresail is one of a few
different types of sail set on the
foremost mast (foremast) of a
sailing vessel : set on the
foremast of a
- a jib is a
triangular staysail that sets
ahead of the
foremast of a
sailing vessel . its tack is
fixed to the
bowsprit , to the bow ,
- foremast,
height from deck , 36 , m , ftin , abbr on , sail area , 1036 , m2 , sqft , abbr on ,
mainsail area , 386 , m2 , sqft , abbr on
- foremast: , 2
square rigged , mainmast: , 2
square rigged , mizzenmast: , 1
lateen rigged ,
other masts: ,
spritsail off
bowsprit - foremast,
height from deck , 36 , m , ftin , abbr on , sail area , 1036 , m2 , sqft , abbr on ,
mainsail area , 386 , m2 , sqft , abbr on
- foremast,
height from deck , , sail area ,
mainsail area , , hide
header yes ,
header caption , ship
speed , ship crew , ship
notes - a trywork,
located aft of the fore-mast , is the most
distinguishing feature of a
whaling ship . in two cast-iron
trypot s set into this
