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• Raised Forecastle: A raised forecastle is a deck area at the bow of a ship that is raised above the main deck level. It is typically used on ships that operate in rough seas to prevent water from washing over the bow and to provide a better vantage point for ... Read More >>
• Bottom, Outer: The outer bottom of a ship is the part of the hull that is below the waterline and is in contact with the water. It is the part of the ship that is most exposed to the harsh marine environment and is therefore subject to corrosion, fouling, ... Read More >>
• Audible: Audible is a term used to describe the ability of a vessel to be heard by other vessels or shore stations. This is an important safety feature as it allows vessels to communicate their presence and intentions to avoid collisions or other da ... Read More >>