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/ Vessel encountered adverse current / weather
Vessel in all respects ready for sailing in congested water
Crew rigging (riged) accommodation and pilot ladder
, All steering gear modes tested satisfactory
One hour notice to engine-room
Helm to Master's orders
Pi lot boards
... To Master's orders and pi lot's advice,..
Commence manual steering
Crew on station
... ( ) ... fast FWD (AFT tug)
Approach turning area
Commence swinging starboard
Complete swing
Ropes ashore F and A
... Completed mooring portside to berth No...
, Pilot disembarked and tug dismissed
Free Pratique granted
() Commence (finish) draft survey
, ... Completed loading, quantity lifted... t
() Resume loading (discharging) by shore cranes
Commence pumping out isolated ballast
Commence pick up (weigh) anchor
Anchor is clear of bottom
, Anchor is clear
() Drop port (starboard) anchor
(, ) At starboard (port, both) anchor
Engine one hour readiness
... Under keel clearance... m
... () ,... () SN fix... N (S),... E (W)
- 21 - 11.1 282 Cape of Good Hope Br 21. Or 11.1; altered course to 282
3 . () ... Allowing 3 deg leeway. Reduce (increase) leeway... '
... . ... Rolling period..., Hm... m
, , Bilges, wells, tanks and cofferdams Sounded
, Master's inspection of accommodation a 11 clean and tidy
23.00. 23.00. fire and security round made
, Fire rounds maintained, gangway and moorings frequently checked
10.15. ... ... 10.15.... N,... E the valves of ship's bilge system were sealed up
, Manual, secondary and emergency steering gear tested
, Bridge-steering compartment communication tested and found to be in good order
" " "Abandon ship" signal sounded
Crew mustered at lifeboat stations, wearing lifejackets
* 1 2 No 1 & No 2 lifeboats lowered into water
, Lifeboat equipment inspected and all found in good working order
Lifeboat restowed and secured
" " "Fire alarm" sounded
Crew mustered at fire station
( 5) Fire drill in forward pain store (in hold No 5)
, Hydrants and hoses tested. All in good conditions
Visibility moderate to poor
- (, ) Moderate visibility due to fog (mist. rain)
Weather increased to severe gale
, Vessel, rudder and engine suffer
( ) Vessel navigate hardly
, High seas (sea water) burst on the main deck covering hatch covers and vents
(, ) Overcast (cloudy with rain, shower, downfall)
Snow-fall commenced
, Sea precipitous
Sea confused
, , , , Hurricane, tornado, cyclone, squall, lighting
() Weather improves (gets worse)
( / ) Wind swinging W (veering, backing)
Clear weather
Rough sea
Heavy sea
High sea
10 Gale force 10

 

 

I require a pilot
? , Do you require a pilot? No, 1 don't require a pilot
? Where can I take pilot?
... ... You can take pi lot at point.... near...
Pilot is coming to you
? Which side do you want the pi lot ladder?
() You must rig pilot ladder on port (starboard) side
() Pilot ladder is rigged on port (starboard) side
You must rig gangway combined with pi lot ladder
2 A pi lot will be sent to you in two hours
It is heavy swel1 and pi lot cannot board you
Lie broadside on the seas and make shelter for pi lot boat
Make lee for pilot boat
? What scheme of mooring do you propose (offer)?
? Is there sufficient depth there?
(, )? What is the depth on the bar (here, alongside the berth)?
? Can we anchor here?
? How is the buoy to be passed? Leave the buoy on the port side
? At what berth shell we get moored?
? Which side alongside?
() Port (starboard) side (alongside)
... We must make fast stern to...
( ) Steer between the buoys (steer for that buoy)
? Have you a thruster?
? Shal1 we drop an anchor?
() We shal1 drop the port (starboard) anchor
The ship has too much headway
( , ) Way is off the ship (way is on the ship, vessel under way)
. . Kill the way. Stop ship's headway. The ship lost her headway
? ? How is her head now?
235 The ship's head is two three five now
? How does the ship answer the helm?
() She answers the helm we 11 (badly)
( , ) Sound two short (one long, prolonged, blast) sounds
2 We must get under way in two hours
? What is your ful1 sea speed?
? How much time do you need to reduce sea speed to a Manoeuvring one? I need one hour notice

 

 

Venus
Upper limb of the Sun
Sun's Upper Meridian Passage
/ Sunrise/Moonrise
Galaxy
Greenwich Hour Angle (GHA)
Greenwich apparent time (GAT)
Greenwich Mean time
90 Coded ination
/ Sunset/Moonset
Star
, Star chart, globe
Starlit night
Sidereal time
Starry
() Sidereal hour angle
Earth
The Earth
Zenith
Zenith distance
Space (Outer space)
Position circle
Position line (line of position)
Moon
Moonlit night
Lunar
Mars
Meridian altitude
Mercury
Local hour angle
Nautical twilight
Dip of horizon
Celestial sphere
Celestial body
Celestial equator
Neptune
Lower limb of the Sun
Zone description (ZD)
Aries
Parallax
Prime vertical
Planet
Pluton
Semi-diameter of the Sun
Hemisphere
Celestial pole
Pole star
Zone time (ZT)
Right...
Saturn
() Sun's (Star's) declination
Constellation
Solar, sunny
Sun
Solstice
Board time
Twilight
() Computed altitude
First point of Aries
Equation of time
() Uranus
Phase of Moon
Zone description (ZD)
Hour angle (HA)
Vernal equinox (Hour. angle of first point of Aries)
Ecliptic
Jupiter

 

 

Chained Lady
Twins
Great Bear
Greater Dog
Scales
Water Bearer
Charioteer
Wolf
Bear Driver, or Kite
Crow
Kneeler
Water Monster
Dove
Hunting Dogs
Virgin
Dolphin
Dragon
Unicorn
Altar
Painter
Giraffe
Crane
Hare
Serpent Bearer
Serpent
Dorado
Lady in the Chair
Keel
Whale
Horned Goat
Mariner's
Stern
Swan
Lion
Flying Fish
Lyre
Little Fox
Smaller Bear
Colt
Smaller Lion
Lesser Dog
Microscope
Fly
Ram
Octant
Eagle
Hunter
Sails
Winged Horse
Rescuer
Crab
Graving Tool
Fishes
Northern Crown
Sextant
Scorpion
Arrow
Archer
Telescope
Bull
Triangle
Toucan
Phoenix
Chameleon
Centaur
Monarch
Compasses
Shield
River Po
Water Snake
Southern Crown
Southern Cross,
Southern Fish
Southern Triangle
Lizard

 





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