Ship handling continued
Feb 20, 2020More on shiphandling – how to wrangle vessels at sea.
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Ship handling continued
More on shiphandling – how to wrangle vessels at sea.
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More on shiphandling – how to wrangle vessels at sea.
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More on shiphandling – how to wrangle vessels at sea.
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More on specialized ship handling skills at sea and in the river on carships.
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More on specialized ship handling skills at sea and in the river on carships.
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Well, I started listening to more of this great archive interview from 2006 with Capt. Robert Johnson, Columbia River Bar Pilot, all about car ships, and there was such good info in it that I decided that last week’s two part series should be extended a bit more. Today we hear more about these giant ships that carry vehicles, and especially about the difficulties handling them on the bar and on the river in bad weather.
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Well, I started listening to more of this great archive interview from 2006 with Capt. Robert Johnson, Columbia River Bar Pilot, all about car ships, and there was such good info in it that I decided that last week’s two part series should be extended a bit more. Today we hear more about these giant ships that carry vehicles, and especially about the difficulties handling them on the bar and on the river in bad weather.
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This interview turned out to be so interesting that I thought I’d continue it through part of this week. From 2006, here’s more of an archive interview with Capt. Robert Johnson, Columbia River Bar Pilot. Lots of info about the art and science of ship handling.
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This interview turned out to be so interesting that I thought I’d continue it through part of this week. From 2006, here’s more of an archive interview with Capt. Robert Johnson, Columbia River Bar Pilot. Lots of info about the art and science of ship handling.
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This week we continue hearing excerpts from an archive interview I did in 2006 with Capt. Robert Johnson, Columbia River Bar Pilot, about car ships. The interview evolved into a discussion on ship handling, GM, righting arm and other specialized subjects that engineers and professional mariners know well, but we ordinary mortals are not necessarily familiar with. Fascinating stuff about how and why ships stay afloat and don’t just flip over and sink. So here’s more on car ships and ship handling Capt. Johnson.
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This week we continue hearing excerpts from an archive interview I did in 2006 with Capt. Robert Johnson, Columbia River Bar Pilot, about car ships. The interview evolved into a discussion on ship handling, GM, righting arm and other specialized subjects that engineers and professional mariners know well, but we ordinary mortals are not necessarily familiar with. Fascinating stuff about how and why ships stay afloat and don’t just flip over and sink. So here’s more on car ships and ship handling Capt. Johnson.
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Part 2 of my two day series on Car Ships – I’m sharing excerpts from an interview I did in 2006 with Columbia River Bar Pilot Capt. Robert Johnson. All about those bulky ships we see on the river can carry cars.
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Part 2 of my two day series on Car Ships – I’m sharing excerpts from an interview I did in 2006 with Columbia River Bar Pilot Capt. Robert Johnson. All about those bulky ships we see on the river can carry cars.
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