Excedrin headache #?

Elder-Pirate · 03-17-07, 03:46 PM

Little different than driveing the U-Boat eh ?:

Orders for the engines. Standard orders to the engines are given in three parts: 1) the first part designates the engine starboard, port, or all; 2) the second part indicates the direction: ahead or back; and 3) the third part indicates the speed: 1/3, 2/3, standard, full, flank, or stop. Typical orders are:
1. "Port, ahead, 2/3."
2. "Starboard, back, full."
3. "All, ahead, standard."
4. "Port, back, 1/3; Starboard, ahead, 2/3."
5. "All, stop." In the submarine service, the word engine is omitted in orders to the engines or motors, to eliminate confusion resulting from the fact that under various conditions, and with various types of main drive, engines sometimes deliver the power, and motors sometimes do.

Well I'm ready, lets get this show on the road.

:rotfl:

03-17-07, 03:46 PM	#1
Elder-Pirate Ace of the Deep Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Morris, Illinois USA Posts: 1,090 Downloads: 29 Uploads: 0	Excedrin headache #? Little different than driveing the U-Boat eh ?: Orders for the engines. Standard orders to the engines are given in three parts: 1) the first part designates the engine starboard, port, or all; 2) the second part indicates the direction: ahead or back; and 3) the third part indicates the speed: 1/3, 2/3, standard, full, flank, or stop. Typical orders are: 1. "Port, ahead, 2/3." 2. "Starboard, back, full." 3. "All, ahead, standard." 4. "Port, back, 1/3; Starboard, ahead, 2/3." 5. "All, stop." In the submarine service, the word engine is omitted in orders to the engines or motors, to eliminate confusion resulting from the fact that under various conditions, and with various types of main drive, engines sometimes deliver the power, and motors sometimes do. Well I'm ready, lets get this show on the road. :rotfl: __________________