merchant seaman
21seaman — noun Seaman is used after these nouns: ↑merchant …
22merchant marine — noun a) Ships dedicated to commercial, rather than military, purposes, with their crew. Captain Robert Dollar of San Francisco, dean of American ship owners, . . . is still, although nearly 80, the eager champion of an American privately owned… …
23Merchant Seamen's Act — A federal statute which provides that any seaman who has signed an agreement and is discharged before commencement of the voyage or before one month s wages are earned, without fault on his part and without his consent, is entitled to receive… …
24United States Merchant Marine — emblem Ships: 465 (>1000 GRT) Deck Officers: 29,000 Marine Engineers:[ …
25British Merchant Navy — The British Merchant Navy, known simply as the Merchant Navy is the maritime register of the United Kingdom, and describes the seagoing commercial interests of UK registered ships and their crews. Merchant Navy vessels fly the Red Ensign, and are …
26American Merchant Marine Veterans Memorial — The American Merchant Marine Veterans Memorial, located in San Pedro, California, was commissioned to honor merchant marine veterans from all wars. It consists of a black wall, similar to the Vietnam Memorial, listing the names of merchant seaman …
27able-bodied seaman — n. a trained merchant seaman, more highly skilled than, and ranking above, an ordinary seaman: also able seaman * * * …
28able-bodied seaman — n. a trained merchant seaman, more highly skilled than, and ranking above, an ordinary seaman: also able seaman …
29ordinary seaman — n. a merchant seaman of less experience than, and ranking below, an able bodied seaman …
30Ordinary seaman — This article is about a civilian occupation. For a military rank, see ordinary seaman (rating). Ordinary seaman Ordinary seamen swabbing the deck. General Department&# …
