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Stem - Answer-Forward end of the keel extending up the bow Stern Post - Answer-Aft end of the keel extending up the stern Propeller - Answer-Also known as a screw. Primary means of propulsion on a ship. Mast - Answer-Mounting point for radar and telecommunication equipment. Rudder - Answer-Primary means of steering a ship. Keel - Answer-The spine of the ship. Runs from bow to stern. Frames - Answer-Ribs of the ship and fastened to the keel. Numbered starting at the bow. Longitudinal Frame...

Mission of the NROTC Program - Answer-To develop midshipmen morally, mentally, and physically NROTC Main Commissioning Communities - Answer-Surface Warfare Submarines Aviation (Pilot) Aviation (NFO) Special Warfare EOD Marine Corps Nurse Corps Navy Specific Courses - Answer-2 Semesters of Calculus (I and II) 2 Semesters of Calculus-Based Physics (I and II) Military History/National Security Policy (3 credits) 2 Semesters of writing intensive English courses (160/161) Regional Studie...

Hull - Answer-The main body of the ship. Keel - Answer-The spine of the ship. Runs from bow to stern. Stem - Answer-Forward end of the keel extending up the bow. Stern post - Answer-Aft end of the keel extending up the stern Frames - Answer-Ribs of the ship and fastened to the keel. Numbered starting at the bow. Longitudinal Frame - Answer-Runs bow to the stern parallel to the keel Plating - Answer-The skin of the ship (Outer, Deck, Inner Bottom). Bilge - Answer-Lowest point on the ship a...

Hull -Answer-The main body of the ship. Bow -Answer-The foremost point of the hull Stern -Answer-The rear, or aft-most, point of the hull Stem -Answer-Forward end of the keel extending up the bow. Stern Post -Answer-Aft end of the keel extending up the stern Propeller -Answer-Also known as a screw. Primary means of propulsion on a ship. Mast -Answer-Mounting point for radar and telecommunication equipment. Rudder -Answer-Primary means of steering a ship. Keel -Answer-The spine of the shi...

Keel - Answer-spine of the ship Frames - Answer-ribs of the ship, fastened to the keel Longitudinal Frame - Answer-rubs bow to stern parallel to keel Plating - Answer-skin of the ship Bilge - Answer-lowest point on the ship, where everything runs to from engineering spaces Stem - Answer-forward end of keel extending from bow Stern Post - Answer-aft keel extending from stern Mast - Answer-mounting point for radar and other stuff Propeller - Answer-primary means of propulsion Rudder - Ans...

Stem - Answer-Forward end of the keel extending up the bow. Stern post - Answer-Aft end of the keel extending up the stern Propeller - Answer-Also known as a screw. Primary means of propulsion on a ship. Mast - Answer-Mounting point for radar and telecommunication equipment. Rudder - Answer-Primary means of steering a ship. Keel - Answer-The spine of the ship. Runs from bow to stern. Frames - Answer-Ribs of the ship and fastened to the keel. Numbered starting at the bow. Longitudinal Fram...

NS101 Final Exam 2022, All correct Answers How would you create a rope? Fiber, yarn, strand, rope Dead Reckoning Distance=Speed*Time A boat is traveling at 12 knots for 2.4 hours, how far has the boat gone? 28.8 A boat has traveled for 3.6 hours and has made a course of 84 miles, how fast is the boat going? 23.3 What are the 3 natural types of ropes? Manila, Hemp, Cotton which is the most common type of natural rope? Manila Which is the strongest synthetic rope and how far can ...

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