Chapter 1 Watches

• Duties of a Messenger
• In-Port Watches
• Shipboard Underway Watches
• Helmsman
• Orders to the Helmsman -Continued
• Lookout and Sound-Powered-Telephone Talkers Watches
• Time Zone Chart of the World
• Summary

Chapter 2 Wachstanders' Equipment

• Magnetic Compass
• Magnetic Compass Error
• Gyrocompass Repeaters and Pelorus
• Ships Steering and Speed Control Equipment
• Emergency  Steering  Gear
• Engine Order Telegraph
• Engine  Revolution  Indicator
• Ship  Control  Console
• Navigational Lights
• FFG-7 Class Ship Control Console
• Signal Lights
• Supply, Control,  and  Telltale  Panel
• Anchor Lights
• Speed  Light  Signals
• The J Circuits
• Shipboard Announcing Systems
• Typical MC Unit
• Binoculars
• Foul Weather Gear
• Man-Overboard Procedure

Chapter 3 Marlinespike Seamanship

• Use and Care of Line
• Use of Small Stuff
• Synthetic Fiber Lines
• Safe Work Areas
• Natural Fiber Lines
• Making Up a Line
• Securing Ends
• Fairleads, Kinks, and Twists
• Seaman's Tools
• Tying Single and Double Becket Bends
• Bowline on a Bight
• Tying a French Bowline
• Splices
• Eye Splice
• Making an Eye Splice
• Short Splice
• Construction of Wire Rope
• Uses of Wire Rope
• Correct Way to Take Out a Kink in Wire Rope
• Measuring Wire-Rope Diameter
• Storage
• Seizing Wire Rope
• Wire-Rope Clips
• Measuring Canvas
• Sewing Canvas by Hand
• Sewing Bolt Ropes to Canvas by Hand
• Using  Metal  Grommets
• Care of Leather
• Summary

Chapter 4 Deck Seamanship

• Types of Anchors
• Llightweight Anchors
• Detachable Links
• Outboard Swivel Shots
• Mooring  Swivels
• Anchor  Chain  Markings
• Care of Ground Tackle
• Anchor Windlass
• Letting Go
• Weighing  Anchor
• Heaving Line
• Double-link Pivoted Gravity Davit
• Single-Arm Trackway Gravity Davit
• Overhead Suspended Boat Davits
• Safe Hoisting Position Stripes
• Safety Handcranks
• Accomodation Ladders
• Parts of Accommodation Ladder
• Boat Booms
• Parts of a Boat Boom
• Yard-and- Stav Rig
• Yard-and- Stav Rig -Continued
• Cargo Winches
• Hand Signal
• Hand Signals Used in Crane Operations, sheet 1
• Hand Signals Used in Crane Operations, sheet 2
• Underway Replenishment (UNREP) -Continued
• Replenisment Operations Signals
• Phone/Distance Line
• Line-Throwing Gear
• Replenishment Rigs
• Close-In Method
• Ram  Tensioner
• Vertical Replenishment (VERTREP)
• General Replishment Safety Precautions
• The Seaman Aloft
• Riding Down Standing Rigging
• Rigging for Self-Lowering
• Reeving Gantlines
• Mooring a Ship with Lines
• Mooring Lines
• Orders to Line Handlers
• Block and Tackle
• Cranes, Capstans, Winches, and Windlasses
• Shackles and Turnbuckles

Chapter 5 Boat Seamanship

• Types of Boats
• Motor Whaleboats (MWBs)
• Punts
• Standard Boat Equipment
• Boat Crew Duties
• Securing a Boat to a Boom
• Bow Hooks and Stern Hooks
• Alongside Ship or Landing
• Normal and Heavy Seas
• Boat Etiquette
• Displaying National Ensign, Personal Flags and Pennants
• Boat Hails
• Boat Calls
• Steering a Boat by Compass
• Combination Compass Rose
• Typical Deviation Table
• Rules of the Road
• Steering and Sailing Rules
• General Definitions
• Manuevering and Warning Signals
• Inland
• Restricted Visibility
• International/inland  Distress  Signals
• Distress Signals
• Maritime Bouyage System
• Distinguishing   Marks
• Lateral  Marks
• Maritime Buoyage System, International Bouyage, Region A
• Markings from the IALA Maritime Buoyage Systems
• Maritime Buoyage System, International Bouyage, Region B
• Cardinal Marks
• IALA Maritime Buoyage System Cardinal Marks
• Isolated  Danger  Marks
• Intracoastal   Waterway
• Fog  Signals

Chapter 6 Ammunition and Gunnery

• Ammunition Color Coding
• Projectiles
• Projectile  Types
• Common Projectile  Types
• Propelling Charges
• Magazine  Types
• Pyrotechnics
• Marine Location Markers
• MK 6 Marine Location Marker -Continued
• Maritime Illumination and Smoke Signals and Pyrotechnic Pistols
• Operation of the Mk 5 Pyrotechnic Pistol
• Pyrotechnic Handling and Storage
• Ordnance Handling Safety
• Gun Mounts
• Firing Equipment
• Firing  Circuits
• Firing  Cutouts
• Major Components of the 5"/54 Mk 42 (Mod 10 shown)
• The 5"/54 Mk 45 Mod 0, General Arrangement
• 76-MM MK 75 Gun
• Hot-Gun Crew
• Summary

Appendix I Glossary: A

• Glossary: B
• Glossary: B - C
• Glossary: C - D
• Glossary: E - F
• Glossary: G - K
• Glossary: L - M
• Glossary: P - S
• Glossary: S
• Glossary: T - W

Appendix II References Used to Develop the Traman Ch1 - Ch4

Appendix II: Ch5 - Ch6

• Index A - D
• Index: E - O
• Index: O - U
• Index: V - W

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