He served in the merchant marines as a boatswain and a machinist's mate when ships were going to places of interest. |
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It seems likely that there was a minimum crew comprising master, mate, boatswain, at least two seamen and possibly one apprentice. |
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They live happily for some years, until Enoch is compelled through temporary adversity to go as boatswain in a merchantman. |
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The boatswain and master of the ship appear to say that it has been magically repaired and that the crew is safe. |
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A mariner emerges from the hatchway and climbs the rigging, while below the boatswain and ship's master are thrown about on deck. |
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During this time one of the wheelsmen got aft, securing a few pieces of bread, and came forward again with the mate and boatswain. |
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I am a retired seaman and spent many a year sailing the world as a ship's boatswain. |
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Mr. Douglas joined the Coast Guard in 1969 as a seaman and later boatswain. |
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The boatswain and fourth engineer suffered minor injuries, and the oiler had lacerations on his arm and back. |
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Specifically, the boatswain has been nagged almost everyday by the chief officer. |
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In another instance, the chief officer accused the boatswain of poor performance because of the dusts allover the ship. |
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Perhaps the boatswain missed the turn-off for Bangkok from the Mekong? |
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The boatswain tells them that the ship is in fine condition. |
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Silent Pete, the boatswain, as I later found out, tossed me a mop. |
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I enjoy boatswain mate because there's nothing better than bringing a ship to action stations. |
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The Coast Guard boatswain testified that he used a searchlight to view the motorboat and no testimony was given that exploration below decks or under hatches took place. |
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You play Trebonius in Julius Caesar, Sir Walter Blunt and the Sheriff in Henry IV, and the boatswain in The Tempest. |
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There was also damage to the forecastle deck, boatswain store, motor generator and buoy winch compartments, and the buoy workshop. |
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The boatswain has been trying to hold his temper until the end of his third month onboard. |
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Since joining the Coast Guard in 1979, Mr. Doherty has worked as a seaman and boatswain. |
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It struck the water on its side and then capsized. Before it capsized the fourth engineer and boatswain were able to get out of the side door. |
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Later on, I was promoted to helmsman, then winch operator, and finally, boatswain. |
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A few including the boatswain have been on the ship for over 25 to 30 years. |
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As boatswain on the CCGS Jackman, he assisted with buoy work trials that were conducted using a mobile crane attached to the deck. |
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There have been still many more unpleasant encounters between the officers versus the boatswain and the crew that happened almost every day. |
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I could see how the boatswain has struggled to meet the expectation of the chief officer. |
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It was only during a conversation at the Seamen's Club of Port de Bouc that the chaplain learned that the boatswain of that ship had been hospitalized after an accident that took place on board the rescue boat. |
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The boatswain was also in charge of the maintenance of rigging, anchors and supervising the loading and unloading of cargo, etc. |
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Initially, as the chief officer pulled the remote winch brake wire, the boat would not move, even when the boatswain, and then the oiler, tried to assist. |
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These are the people who operate the tugs, and who volunteer to join the salvage crews: boatswain, second boatswain, seamen, mechanic, and an electrician. |
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Applicants must climb 50-foot-plus towers, calmly amble across scaffolded aeries, lug paint pails of up to 65 pounds, rig lines and tackles for gravity-defying boatswain chairs and clamber atop swooping bridge cables. |
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Dust is everywhere. However, the boatswain was accused of answering back. |
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He can also replace the boatswain, when required. |
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As a boatswain, you have the responsibility to ensure that all deck operations unfold safely and in conformance with the chief officer directions. |
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This was not done. A crew of six persons, composed of the chief officer, second engineer, fourth engineer, boatswain, an oiler and the cabin boy, entered the boat while it was in its stowed position in the davits. |
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Work proceeded to the strains of a fiddle, to the piping of the boatswain and his mates, or in earlier times yet, to the trumpet. |
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The chief mate and the master were in the wheelhouse, the boatswain was down below-decks and the crew on deck were not being directly supervised at the time of the occurrence. |
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Deckhands work on deck under the supervision of the boatswain. |
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In practice, they usually partitioned the deck between them, with the master in charge of implementation in the stern, and the boatswain in the bow. |
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Other ranks include the boatswain, master, gunner, doctor, and carpenter. |
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Gaucho pants, or, as Boatswain called them, three-quarter palazzo pants, are also selling well, she said. |
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Immediately after the first sea swept over our stern, I ordered the Boatswain to take sufficient men and shutters to close all windows in the after cabin. |
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Byron also kept a tame bear while he was a student at Trinity, out of resentment for rules forbidding pet dogs like his beloved Boatswain. |
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Byron had a great love of animals, most notably for a Newfoundland dog named Boatswain. |
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