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082			_a623.881 _bROW
100			_aRowe, R. W.
245		0	_aShiphandler's guide for masters and navigating officers, pilots and tug masters
260			_bThe Nautical Institute _c1996 _aLondon
300			_a172 p.: col. ill.
504			_aGeneral and introduction to the pivot point Slow speed control Transverse thrust Turning Effect of wind Sredging anchors Interaction Effect of tide Bow thruster work Special propellers and rudders Twin screw work Tugs in ship handling.
520			_aThis Nautical Institute publication discusses how a ship behaves under certain circumstances or conditions highlighting any difficulties that might be encountered as an aid to ship handling anywhere in the world. The balance between theoretical and practical application has been produced in such a way as to minimize the complex mathematical data to its very simplest level.
650			_aShip handling
650			_aTugboats
650			_aSeamanship
942			_cRT