Ships have been around for thousands of years but it’s interesting to note that most of the traditional names have survived. We know that not all our viewers at gCaptain.com are lifelong sailors so here is a short lesson for you! (Parts of a Ship)
Tim Konrad
Tim Konrad is the founder of gCaptain's sister site UnofficialNetworks.com.
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12 Responses to Names Survive Countless Years At Sea
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Hi, Tim,
Though ships shape,size,speed have changed with respect to time, the terminology has not changed. Your post takes me back to past. Nice.
Hi, Tim,
Though ships shape,size,speed have changed with respect to time, the terminology has not changed. Your post takes me back to past. Nice.
this is confusing…….
this is confusing…….
Emily, you’re right and this is probably the reason I didn’t make the grade in my first major; Naval Architecture ;)
Emily, you’re right and this is probably the reason I didn’t make the grade in my first major; Naval Architecture ;)
i have to look up like all the parts of a ship or else i don’t get to go to the dells, and this helped a little
i have to look up like all the parts of a ship or else i don’t get to go to the dells, and this helped a little
Hope this details will stay like this allthough the shipping industry is modernising. This will keep a good record of history and makes it easysier for us seafarers to stay up to date.
Hope this details will stay like this allthough the shipping industry is modernising. This will keep a good record of history and makes it easysier for us seafarers to stay up to date.
Kramer, those are pretty neat RIB’s of yours. You’ll have to let me take one for a spin the next time I’m in Holland!
Kramer, those are pretty neat RIB’s of yours. You’ll have to let me take one for a spin the next time I’m in Holland!