- A sea captain, ship's captain, captain, master, or
shipmaster, is a high-grade
licensed mariner who
holds ultimate command and
responsibility of a merchant...
- New York in 1862 as the
American Shipmasters’ ****ociation (ASA) to
certify qualified ship captains, or
shipmasters, for safe ship
operations during the...
- on a
sailing ship the
cabin was also used as an
accommodation for the
shipmaster and officers. On modern,
motorized warships, the ship
functions which...
- [franˈtʃesko sketˈtiːno]; born 14
November 1960) is an
Italian former shipmaster who
commanded the
cruise ship
Costa Concordia when the ship
struck an...
-
Federation of
Shipmasters' ****ociations (IFSMA), is the
international professional organisation that
unites and
represents the world's
serving Shipmasters. The...
- John
Strachan (1846 – 30
August 1922) was a Scottish-born
Australian shipmaster and explorer. Born in Montrose, Scotland, to
engineer John
Strachan and...
-
Richard Cornish, also
known as
Richard Williams, was an
English ship captain. He is
known for
being accused of
raping an
indentured servant,
William Couse...
- has
usually a
standardised form. It is
written by the port
agent or the
shipmaster. It
lists such
things as the
arrival and
departure time and the time at...
-
Processing International Federation of
Robotics International Federation of
Shipmasters' ****ociations
International Federation of
Translators International Planetarium...
- 'to dig' →
kaivuri 'an excavator'
laiva 'a ship' →
laivuri 'shipper,
shipmaster' -os / -ös
result nouns from
verbs tulla 'to come' →
tulos 'result, outcome'...
