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officially penalised for
inattention and
failure to
handle his
vessel in a
seamanlike manner. The
collision occurred at 9:27 p.m.
Australian Eastern Daylight...
-
Marines as
shall most
distinguish themselves by
their gallantry and
other seamanlike qualities during the
present war."
Legislation to
include the Army was...
-
stores of wood in this way may use them to cook
their food,
while the more
seamanlike look on cold and hungry. The po****tion lack
courage and
energy as well...
- afloat.
ahead Forward of the bow. ahoo An
adjective indicating an un-
seamanlike state of disarray. Used to
describe something awry, askew, or even round...
-
Court found that Pelc had not
handled Lake
Illawarra in a
proper and
seamanlike manner, and
suspended his master's
certificate for six months. A pilot...
-
Going on
board the U.S.S.
Wissahickon from the U.S.S. Don
where his
seamanlike qualities as gunner's mate were outstanding,
Shutes performed his duties...
- ice-bound
vessels in the
winter of 1917-1918Â ... and for
valuable and
seamanlike ****istance
under very
difficult cir****stances."
Trayer retired from the...
-
represent the very best of the
Royal Navy: he is good-natured, enthusiastic,
seamanlike,
possesses easy authority, and is
readily accepting of Sharpe, despite...
- my
superior officers. I will be
proud of my
uniform and be
smart and
seamanlike in
wearing it, and,
always do my duty.Note: My God
refers to an individual’s...
- He
stood in the bows of the boat, and
worked her in an
intrepid and
seamanlike manner, cool to a degree, as if what he was then
doing was an ordinary...
