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Sivu 18
In all the ships there was a total of about thirty-one hundred boys. The officers in
command are of the grade of Commander, 18 THE TRAINING OF SEAMEN.
In all the ships there was a total of about thirty-one hundred boys. The officers in
command are of the grade of Commander, 18 THE TRAINING OF SEAMEN.
Sivu 19
The officers in command are of the grade of Commander, with the exception of
the captain of the Impregnable, who was a captain high on the list, and who has,
under the Admiralty, complete control of the entire system ; his place is thus by no
...
The officers in command are of the grade of Commander, with the exception of
the captain of the Impregnable, who was a captain high on the list, and who has,
under the Admiralty, complete control of the entire system ; his place is thus by no
...
Sivu 20
Obedience to-day is not given to superior physique only; it is given much more to
mental and moral superiority,+to the man who knows how to command himself;
who knows the extent of his authority, and has the mental and moral force equal ...
Obedience to-day is not given to superior physique only; it is given much more to
mental and moral superiority,+to the man who knows how to command himself;
who knows the extent of his authority, and has the mental and moral force equal ...
Sivu 32
I think there can hardly be two opinions upon the question of subordinating the
system to one head, and, that being taken for granted, we will suppose that head
to have command of the central station. At this center should be either two or
three ...
I think there can hardly be two opinions upon the question of subordinating the
system to one head, and, that being taken for granted, we will suppose that head
to have command of the central station. At this center should be either two or
three ...
Sivu 35
In the vessel under my command every man is required to keep one month's pay
on the books, he can draw the rest if he desires, and every one is entitled to go
ashore every other evening. Misconduct, as a rule, is punished by other methods
...
In the vessel under my command every man is required to keep one month's pay
on the books, he can draw the rest if he desires, and every one is entitled to go
ashore every other evening. Misconduct, as a rule, is punished by other methods
...
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| Otsikko | Naval Institute Proceedings, Nide 6 |
| Kirjoittaja | United States Naval Institute |
| Kustantaja | U.S. Naval Institute, 1880 |
| Alkuperäisteoksen sijainti | Michiganin yliopisto |
| Digitoitu | 20. heinäkuu 2011 |
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