- A
thwart is a part of an
undecked boat that
provides seats for the crew and
structural rigidity for the hull. A
thwart goes from one side of the hull to...
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Viking ships were used both for
military purposes and for long-distance trade,
exploration and colonization. In the literature,
Viking ships are usually...
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Graza to
repair it and
decides to sink it to
thwart his plan.
Munder is
crushed to
death under the
ship's gears while scuba diving in the
flooded engine...
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peacetime as
ships for
exploration of the
Arctic and
Antarctic regions,
where pack ice and
icebergs were a
constant menace. Most famously,
these ships included...
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management practices by
vessel owners and crews,
armed private security on
board ships, a
significant naval presence, and the
development of ons****
security forces...
- Warship". thedrive.com. 7 June 2022. "Russia says it
thwarts Ukrainian attacks on navy and
civilian ships in
Black Sea". Reuters. 1
August 2023. Zubkova, Daria...
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perhaps down onto the stringer. The
structure of gunwale, rising,
thwart and
thwart knees greatly stiffens and
strengthens the s**** and
turns it into...
- vessel,
including cargo ships, tankers, and p****enger
ships but
excluding troopships. mess 1. An
eating place aboard a
ship. 2. A
group of crew who...
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normally anchoring every night, the men off
watch sleeping along the
thwarts. Cf. Knox, Dudley, ed. (1940).
Naval Do****ents
Related to the Wars with...
- be
found in
merchant ships after that date. The
longboat was
usually the
largest boat carried. In the
early period of use, a
ship's longboat was
often so...
