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	STAR WARS: Bridge Towers
		Assuming that this room actually is the bridge, or at least that the bridge resembles it, then it agrees well with the apparent absence of large windows in the external views of the front of the bridge tower.
		The occurrence of multiple bridges on this ship's tower face may mean that the vessel is an important flagship or communications vessel which nonetheless lacks potential bridge sites elsewhere on the ship, unlike the Executor with its expansive city-like dorsal cortex.
		In all ships each of the two crew pits is staffed by a minimum of: six crewmen (light grey overalls, olive cap); two subofficers (fl tunic and pants, fl cap, white shoulder emblem); one officer (olive tunic and pants, olive cap).
	www.theforce.net /swtc/towers.html (8166 words)

	Bridge (ship) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The bridge of a ship is an area or room where the ship's navigational controls and other essential equipment related to ship operations are housed and operated.
		The bridge is especially useful when the ship is to be brought against a dock as it will usually extend out far enough so that the entire side of the ship may be viewed.
		When a ship is underway, the ship's captain or a senior officer is on the bridge at all times to maintain command and control.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bridge_(ship) (193 words)

	SDOT - Bridges and Roadway Structures
		The First Avenue South Bridges, two parallel bridges at the City of Seattle's southern border, and the Montlake Bridge, are movable bridges maintained and operated by the Washington State Department of Transportation.
		The Ballard Bridge, located at the west end of the Lake Washington Ship Canal at Salmon Bay, is the fourth and last of the Lake Washington Ship Canal Bridges to be passed before entering Puget Sound from Lake Washington.
		The Fremont Bridge's current color was chosen by a 1985 poll taken among Fremont residents and by the Fremont Arts Council.
	www.seattle.gov /transportation/bridges.htm (664 words)

	Ship Technology - Tower Bridge - Liquid Tanker
		The Tower Bridge is the third of six vessels built at the Admiralty Shipyards, Russia, for Sovcomflot.
		The Troitsky Bridge was delivered in 2003 and the Tuchkov Bridge followed in April 2004.
		The ship is manned by a complement of 12 officers and ten crew, with berths for up to ten suez / repair crews.
	www.ship-technology.com /projects/tower_bridge (691 words)

	Bridge (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bridge (instrument), the device that anchors the strings to or holds the strings above the body of a string instrument, such as a violin or guitar.
		Bridge (chemical), an unbranched chain of atoms or an atom or a covalent bond connecting two bridgeheads in a policyclic compound.
		Salt bridge (protein) (or salt bond), in protein chemistry, is the term used to denote chemical bonds between positively and negatively charged side-chains of proteins.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bridge_(disambiguation) (393 words)

	Broadway Bridge (US 9)
		The new bridge, which opened on January 1, 1895, was a single-deck steel swing span that imitated the design of the Madison Avenue Bridge.
		The New York City Department of Bridges determined that the existing structure would not be able to handle an extension of the IRT subway along the bridge, and ordered design work to begin on a replacement span.
		Designed as a dual-deck steel swing span, the 1,600-ton bridge had a 266-foot-long swing span that accommodated a 35-foot-wide roadway and two sidewalks on its lower deck, and three subway tracks (carried within three sets of dual beams) on its upper deck.
	www.nycroads.com /crossings/broadway (1042 words)

	WSDOT - I-5 Ship Canal Bridge Noise Study (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A noticeable reduction of at least 10 decibels is possible in the neighborhoods surrounding the I-5 Ship Canal Bridge.
		The overall goal is to substantially reduce the noise for the neighborhoods located near the I-5 Ship Canal Bridge, including Eastlake, North Capitol Hill, Roanoke Park, the University District, and Wallingford.
		After an initial study, we have determined that noise levels could be significantly reduced by using various noise-reducing elements, such as vertical noise walls, ceiling panels, and quieter pavements.
	www.wsdot.wa.gov /projects/I5/ShipCanalBridge (666 words)

	FULL MISSION BRIDGE SIMULATOR
		Responses to changes in rudder position and speed control produces changes in a ship’s course and speed with delays and movement that correctly reflects the performance and response of the vessel being simulated.
		For example, if a large container ship is being simulated, the response to a hard to starboard helm order would experience the same delay and rate of turn as the real ship would, and the vessel would heel over.
		As a ship’s speed increase, the engine room sound increases the same that would be heard on the type of ship that is being simulated.
	www.blue-h2o.com /Files/Simulator/full_mission_bridge_simulator.htm (862 words)

	Star Trident Strike Ship
		Its made to allow the bridge crew to escape a crippled ship and to help protect the other standard type escape pods.
		Bridge Defense Particle Beam Cannon Turrets(2): Smaller versions of the main cannons mounted on the Bridge* Escape Ship, these cannons are able to traverse 180 degrees to the rear and 90 degrees up and 20 degrees down from level.
		Point Defense HI Laser Turrets(16): The HI laser turrets are scattered around the ship and used to defend the ship at close range from fighters and other close combatants.
	sandstorm.freeservers.com /startrident.html (1114 words)

	Proposed Shipbreaking of MARAD or Navy Ships in Oregon or Washington
		In 1998, the GAO mostly used "ship scrapping" (147), and "ship scrapping" was part of the title of a hearing in the U.S. Congress (156).
		If the supply of ships is intermittent, then there will be periodic layoffs and some shipbreaking companies may go bankrupt or quit ship recycling and other companies that have the facilities and ability to recycle ships may choose to not do so.
		Ship Dismantlement and Recycling Joint Venture was the only privately operated facility on the west coast for dismantling of government ships in accordance with strict Federal, State, and local environmental and occupational safety laws and regulations.
	www.orednet.org /~rbayer/salvage (17909 words)

	BBC NEWS \| South Asia \| Ship stuck under Calcutta bridge
		The cargo ship MV Mani's mast got stuck in the bridge - a landmark in the capital of West Bengal state.
		Police stopped all traffic on the bridge and brought in workers with heavy cutting equipment.
		The bridge was built during British rule and is a very popular tourist attraction.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/south_asia/4620123.stm (148 words)

	Full Mission Shiphandling Simulator Bridge Equipment - MPRI Ship Analytics
		Ship Analytics offers a variety of bridge equipment options to meet customer training requirements.
		The equipment and layout of the bridge can be easily reconfigured, or upgraded, as your training needs change.
		These consoles may be used as the entire bridge, or used in combination with hardware controls.
	www.shipanalytics.com /MS/SHS_bridge.asp (142 words)

	Full Mission Shiphandling Simulator Introduction - MPRI Ship Analytics
		Ship Analytics’ FMSS simulators are used by academies, port authorities, and navies around the globe for teaching basic rules of the road, underway replenishment, low speed maneuvering, search & rescue, and naval tactics.
		Real or simulated Radar/ARPA and a suite of electronic navigation aids, such as GPS and Loran-C, may be included in a custom configuration to meet specific training missions.
		Maneuvering in restricted (or confined) waterways, docking and undocking, mooring, and tug operations are additional capabilities of the system.
	www.shipanalytics.com /MS/SHS.asp (300 words)

	Bridge cams, Ship Cams, Web cams: Maritime Matters
		First section is Bridge Cams onboard ships, the second section lists land based cams arranged in order from West to East.
		View from the Bridge of PRIDE OF AMERICA, NCL
		View from the Bridge of SEA PRINCESS, Princess Cruises
	www.maritimematters.com /shipcams.html (342 words)

	American Whitewater - NWRI - Ship Creek Artic Vally Rd. put-in to bridge
		Your browser is so old standards-based layouts and styling confuse it.
		Ship Creek, AK Artic Vally Rd. put-in to bridge (Ship Creek Canyon)
		Take that road until you get to the bridge that crosses Ship Creek.
	www.americanwhitewater.org /rivers/id/4131 (660 words)

	Princess Cruises \| Ships \| Live Cameras (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Coral Princess sails most of the year through the engineering marvel that is the Panama Canal.
		You can watch as the ship transits the canal's locks, or enjoy scenery from a number of Caribbean ports.
		In summer she sets off to Alaska, sailing across the Gulf of Alaska and broadcasting spectacular views of Glacier Bay, College Fjord, and the towns of the Inside Passage.
	www.princess.com /ipix/ships/coral_bridge_cam.html (74 words)

	Port, Ship and Bridge Security - VideoRay ROV
		The safety of ports, harbors, bridges, and vessels is a top priority for Homeland Security, above water and below.
		In the absence of dive teams to perform the searches, the VideoRay was sent into the bilge areas, the ballast tanks, and then on a complete survey of the bottom of the ship.
		According to van Meter, a great deal of time was saved during the inspection of the ballast tank because there was no need to drain and flush the tank and then put people inside.
	www.videoray.com /Uses/security.htm (1182 words)

	NOAA Ship RAINIER - Bridge Operations
		The bridge crew consists of safe and prudent mariners whether transiting from project to project or conducting hydrographic operations.
		The deckhand on the helm complies to the commands and helps maintain a lookout
		An officer of the deck, helmsman, quartermaster, and lookout compose the usual bridge crew during transits
	www.moc.noaa.gov /ra/operations/bridge.htm (68 words)

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