- SS Normandie. In most
cases there was only a
single false funnel placed as the
aftermost of the funnels. The
false funnels did have more uses than
simply aiding...
-
sails Schooner: fore-and-aft
rigged sails, with two or more masts, the
aftermost mast
taller or
equal to the
height of the
forward mast(s) All
masts have...
- plan. This
comprises three (or more) masts, fore-and-aft
sails on the
aftermost mast and
square sails on all
other masts.
Barques were the
workhorse of...
-
sailing vessel with
three or more masts, fore-and-aft
rigged on only the
aftermost Barquentine A
sailing vessel with
three or more masts, square-rigged only...
-
thence to the deck. On the
aftermost mast, this may mean they have to be led
forwards instead of backwards.
Braces from the
aftermost mast that run to the very...
-
square of the distance,
hence radiation coupling is
relatively poor in the
aftermost sections of the secondary. This made the use of a
higher m**** of the then...
- Francisco, who re-rigged her as a
barque (converting the square-rigged
aftermost mast to fore-and-aft) and in 1902
began carrying fishermen,
cannery workers...
- (anti-surface and anti-aircraft (AA)); the two
forward mounts and the
aftermost mount were enclosed. The
class proved to be top-heavy, and a quadruple...
- 1882,
Italian immigration to
Brazil grew significantly,
encouraging the
aftermost m****ive
immigration of
Italians to the
whole state of São Paulo, including...
-
which were
ranged four on
either side in a box battery. The
foremost and
aftermost guns
could be
traversed to fire to
within a few
degrees of the line of...
