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50 Cards in this Set

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Forward
direction towards the front (bow) of the ship
Aft
direction towards the back (aft) of the ship
topside
to go up the main deck or above
below
to go downstairs
athwartships
the crosswise direction in the main deck from port to starboard or vice versa
inboard
the direction or movement from either side (port or starboard) towards the centerline
outboard
the direction or movement from the centerline towards the side (port or starboard)
port
direction to the left of the ship
starboard
direction to the right of the ship
aloft
area above the superstructure deck, i.e. mast. It may also mean to climb the mast, stacks, or any other areas above superstructure.
amidship
the midpoint section of the ship
stern
back of the ship
bow
the front part of the ship
bridge
the command and control of the ship; helm is located here
brig
jail
centerline
an imaginary line that runs fore and aft (lengthwise)
draft
the vertical distance between the keel and the waterline
fantail
the aft (rear) part of the main deck
forecastle (foc'sel)
the forward (front) part of the main deck
freeboard
the vertical distance between the waterline and the main deck
galley
the kitchen in the ship; place where the food is prepared.
main deck
the uppermost of the decks that run continuosly from bow to stern
mess decks
dinnig hall
stern
the after most part of a vessel
superstructure
the structure above a ships main deck
wardroom
officers messing compartment
quarter deck
the designated entrance of a ship; the location where the CDO is usually found when in port.
accomodation ladder
the stairs from a ship to a dock / pier ; brow
berth
parking space assigned to a ship;pier
berthing compartment
designated sleeping quarters
bulkhead
vertical walls inside a ship. also known as partition
compartment
rooms inside a ship
crows nest
a platform were lookouts are stationed
deck
floor
displacement
the amount of water that is pushed away when the ship is placed on the water
dog
lock on hatches / door
ensign
the national flag that is flown at the stern (in port) or main mast (underway)
gunwale (gun'el)
deck edge
hatch
opening like doors from deck to deck
head
bathroom
helm
steering wheel of the ship
ladder
stairs
overhead
ceilings
passageways
hallways
rudder
the device at the stern that control ships directions
scupper
drains on the main deck. located on the gunwales
scuttlebutt
drinking fountain
stacks (smoke stacks)
shipboard chimney
union jack
the rectangular blue part of the us flag containing tha stars. flown on the bow of the ship
weather deck
the decks that are exposed to all the elements (reain,snow,heat of the sun. etc)