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... as a sailor, and it affords a convenient and pleasant variety from sail-drill : it
need never be so much used as to conflict with the latter; there is no better means
of discipline; it affords a good setting-up; makes a handier and more capable
man: ...
... as a sailor, and it affords a convenient and pleasant variety from sail-drill : it
need never be so much used as to conflict with the latter; there is no better means
of discipline; it affords a good setting-up; makes a handier and more capable
man: ...
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Should spars and sails be supplied for use when abandoning ship, they ought to
be of the same pattern as those for the sailing launches; and, in readiness for
such an emergency, the boat should be stowed without its boiler. Gigs, dinghies ...
Should spars and sails be supplied for use when abandoning ship, they ought to
be of the same pattern as those for the sailing launches; and, in readiness for
such an emergency, the boat should be stowed without its boiler. Gigs, dinghies ...
Sivu 42
The shape of the principal sails in this rig, that of the leg-of-mutton, has found
favor among boatmen almost everywhere. The centre of ef. fort is brought low,
whatever amount of canvass is spread, by altering the length of the masts and the
foot ...
The shape of the principal sails in this rig, that of the leg-of-mutton, has found
favor among boatmen almost everywhere. The centre of ef. fort is brought low,
whatever amount of canvass is spread, by altering the length of the masts and the
foot ...
Sivu 43
I remember that on one occasion we communicated with a mail steamer during
the prevalence of a hard pampero, using one of the large cutters and sliding
gunter sails, after others of our own boats and a large cutter with lug sail from the
...
I remember that on one occasion we communicated with a mail steamer during
the prevalence of a hard pampero, using one of the large cutters and sliding
gunter sails, after others of our own boats and a large cutter with lug sail from the
...
Sivu 45
In boat exercise, the launch cannot shove off from the ship under oars, and step
masts and make sail afterwards with the other ... sailing, sail it must, wind or no
wind, for it is almost impossible to drive such a Weight through the water with
oars.
In boat exercise, the launch cannot shove off from the ship under oars, and step
masts and make sail afterwards with the other ... sailing, sail it must, wind or no
wind, for it is almost impossible to drive such a Weight through the water with
oars.
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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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