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Boats and service craft of the U.S. Navy
Combatant craft of the U.S. Navy

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If a boat swamps or capsizes, don’t panic. Fear is transmitted easily from person to person, and a terrified individual drowns easily. Never strike out alone. Never strike out alone. Stay with the boat or huddle  with  other  passengers  because  a  large group  can  be  found  much  more  easily  than individual swimmers. BOAT TERMS AND NOMENCLATURE Boat crew members often develop the habit of calling objects and the activities around them by their p r o p e r  n a m e s .  I n  t i m e s  o f  e m e rg e n cy,  y o u r understanding and correct response to such terms could save valuable time. Abaft.  Any part of the boat aft of amidships. After end (aft). The after end (aft) of a boat is the stern. 7-9 Student Notes: Figure 7-10.—Boats and service craft of the U.S. Navy (Continued).







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