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	History of the Great Lakes, Vol. 2 by J.B. Mansfield, Captains, Shipping, Lighthouse Keepers and Marine Biographies, ...
		CAPTAIN H. Captain H.L. Sanders, part owner and master of the steambarge Mark B. Covell, of Manistee, Mich., is a native of that State, having been born October 20, 1859, in Marine City, a son of Capt. Jerre Sanders, whose place of nativity was Cattaraugus county, New York.
		CAPTAIN H. Captain H.L. Savage, of Cleveland, master of the schooner Manda, was born in Belfast, Ireland, May 12, 1858, the son of William Savage, a cattle dealer, who lost his life on the English Channel by the wrecking of a vessel on which he had a large consignment of stock.
		In the spring of 1891 Captain Smith was appointed mate of the Monitor 117, with Captain Holdridge, transferring to the Monitor III the next season as mate, holding that position until June, 1893, when he was promoted to master, sailing her until the close of the season of 1895.
	linkstothepast.com /marine/captainsS.html (20446 words)

	EMU Athletics - FEATURE STORY: Shanks Will Leave Lasting Impact (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Roger Mast is in his 15th year as head coach of the EMU men’s soccer team and has worked with both Adam and Joel through all of their four years in the men’s soccer program.
		Mast echoed this by saying that the younger players respect the decisions that the two make off the field, as well as their talents as soccer players.
		As for Joel, Mast said that he came in as a player that showed leadership skills early on, and had a work ethic that has continued to be strong.
	www.emu.edu /athletics/news?id=913 (1131 words)

	Ocean Echoes - On The Psychology Of Captains
		CAPTAINS of sailing ships have time to be superstitious, and sometimes they are more so than sailors before the mast.
		Once I was mate with a Swede captain who believed that to see whales was a bad omen; he claimed that gales of wind would follow, and I have to admit that when I was with him this was more or less true.
		The ultimatum seemed to be as terrible to the captain as if it had been possible for the crew to do otherwise than sail, seeing that they were already on the way.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles30/ocean-echoes-22.shtml (1326 words)

	The Two Captains - Engine Room (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The mast came out with all rigging still attached, including the furler, but as the furler is longer, someone has to be detailed to keep the lower end out of trouble.
		Once the mast was down on barrels we detached the furler and wrapped it in one long piece of saran wrap to protect it from dirt and paint where it rested on the ground.
		Restepping the mast went much more smoothly than pulling it did, as we were careful to have a better pickup point and all cables were better secured.
	www.thetwocaptains.com /engine_room/volume3.htm (4424 words)

	"Sailing and Fighting Instructions for His Majesty's Fleet", 1775.
		The Captains of the Admiral's Squadron, or Lieutenant.
		When the Admiral hoisteth a Red Flag in the Mizen-shrowds, and fires a Gun, all the Captains of his own Squadron are to come aboard him; if the same Signal, and a Weft with the Ensign, a Lieutenant of each of the Ships in the said Squadron to come on Board.
		Every Captain in the Fleet, that has a Tender, is required to give the Master of her his General and Particular Signals from the Admiral.
	www.bruzelius.info /Nautica/Signalling/SFI(1775)-6.html (553 words)

	The Maritime Heritage Project: Maritime History - Robert "Bully" Waterman
		Captain Robert "Bully" Waterman was born at Hudson New York on March 4,1808 and lived in Fairfield Connecticut.
		By 1829, Captain hallenge Waterman was said to be the youngest First Mate on record.
		The storm wreckage was cleared away and two weeks later she was off the California coast, where she found another patch of airless sea and drifted around for four days, dead in the water again.
	www.maritimeheritage.org /captains/waterman.htm (1814 words)

	captains - OneLook Dictionary Search
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	#7043 / #77043 Great Adventures™ Pirate Ship
		The top of the mast is rounded and open on the back with 6 rounded dividers that the FPT11794 crows nest fits onto.
		The top of the mast is rounded and open on the back with 4 rounded dividers that the FPT11794 crows nest can fit onto.
		- Captain pirate with a long red jacket with a fl belt in the middle, white pants, and a blue captain's hat with a white skull and crossbones design in the center.
	www.thisoldtoy.com /L_FP_Set/toy-pages/7000s/7043-piratesboat.html (1697 words)

	Flags of the Ships
		Until the mast could be taken away the lock keeper erected the mast on the pintel.
		The Captain then presented the lock keeper with the Gibraltar flag on the understanding it was flown whenever he visited the Weaver.
		Some owner Captains also presented a house flag to be flown with the country of registry.
	www.duttonlocks.co.uk /flagsoftheships.htm (551 words)

	On the Wire - Feature
		Upon 'stepping the mast' the 'first time' I discovered that the Jib line (The cable attaching the mast to the front of the boat and KEEPING it up), was fouled and wrapped around the mast.
		By the time the Captain had finished helping the rest of the crew set the sails and double checking the rigging, the captain had discovered that the vessel was heading in the WRONG direction, and going DOWN river.
		Fortunately the mast and the Captain were none to worse for the experience.
	home1.gte.net /res07lm8/hobie/archives/v1-i12/feature2.htm (2902 words)

	Details of Gold Rush Ships, Captains, Ports and Passengers on The Maritime Heritage Project Site
		A barque is square-rigged at fore and main masts, and differs from a ship in having no top, and carrying only fore-and-aft sails at her mizzenmast.
		If a ship has two masts, the foremast square rigged and the main mast fore-and-aft rigged, it can be called a hermaphrodite brig or a brigantine.
		A full-rigged ship is square-rigged throughout: She has three masts with tops, and carries at least three square sails on all three masts.
	www.maritimeheritage.org /shipsdet.htm (974 words)

	Room Descriptions
		Atop the main mast is the crows nest.
		On the prow side of the deck can be seen two large doors, in the deck, that lead to the two level cargo area...a smaller swivel mast, with a large wooden arm, allows for loading and unloading any cargo.
		Near the window, in the middle of the room, is the Captains bed, built in, covered with blankets and a blue Duvet.
	www3.sympatico.ca /wethree01/write/rplog/room.htm (4675 words)

	Article - Refusing Captains’ Mast (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Frequently I consult with service members who are facing Non-Judicial Punishment (Captain’s Mast) and in each case, if the person is not assigned to a sea going command, the decision has to be made as to whether the person should accept Mast, or refuse Mast and demand trial by Courts-Martial.
		The punishment that can be imposed at Captain’s Mast is relatively minor and unquestionably many service members have gone on to a long and successful career after being subjected to NJP.
		While occasionally that happens, it is quite routine from what I have seen that by accepting Mast, the person is basically accepting that he is going to be found guilty and punished.
	www.militarylawyers.org /refusing-captains-mast.htm (730 words)

	Ships Locker - Online Catalog of Quality Nautical Gift Items, Jewelry, and Marine Clothing for Sailors, Boaters, and ...
		Boom - A spar extending from a mast to hold the outstretched bottom of a sail.
		Derrick - A hoisting machine consisting usually of a vertical mast, a slanted boom and associated tackle; may be operated mechanically or by hand.
		Mast - A long wooden or metal pole or spar, usually vertical, on the deck or keel of a ship, that supports spars and sails.
	www.shipslocker.com /terms.html (5286 words)

	Captains Courageous (1937)
		It is an adaptation of English novelist Rudyard Kipling's 1897 work of the same name, and advertised: "As Great as Mutiny on the Bounty" with exciting action sequences, and a heart-felt story of the emerging relationship between an over-privileged and bratty young boy and a humble, common fisherman.
		The captain's obliging son, Dan (Mickey Rooney) attempts to be friendly, and lends the boy clothes, but is put off by the bratty, obnoxious kid who complains: "These are the worst clothes I ever saw.
		In the climactic race back to Gloucester port against a rival schooner, the Jennie Cushman, Manuel volunteers to climb to the top of the mast to furl the sail, but tragically is mortally injured when the mast cracks and he is plunged into the water, caught in the tangled rope and the topsail canvas.
	www.filmsite.org /capt.html (834 words)

	Kitsugawa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		She was sunk in the harbor by torpedo bombing attacks during the Marianas Turkey shoot campaign.
		The upper masts are at 65' and the main deck is at approximately 100-110'.
		In the midsection are the "H" mast, the captains and some of the crew quarters, and radio room.
	www.mdaguam.com /kitsugawa.htm (341 words)

	SubmarineSailor.com Sea Stories - Black Suits and Dark Glasses
		The Captains Mast was being held in the wardroom and the
		The first to attend the Captains Mast was George Councialman.
		The next to attend the Captains Mast was Spike Frowler.
	www.submarinesailor.com /stories/BlackSuits.htm (1367 words)

	"CHASE"ING THE AWOL'S (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Generally all of these "volunteers" had been in attendance at a "Captains Mast" at their prior units.
		They would trickle into Base Boston about two or three hours after the ship left and would spend the next 35 days on the waiting for the ship to return., They would get a Captain's Mast for missing movement and serve out what ever punishment the was awarded.
		The captain sent a message requesting that all of these "wayward souls" be taken by 41 footer out to the seabuoy where we would meet them and take them aboard.
	www.jacksjoint.com /chase.htm (377 words)

	USS West Virginia veteran Raymond F. Albers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		As we were doing this an officer on the flag bridge which was just above the signal bridge was reading our conversation and reported that I was signaling info that might harm the fleet if some Japs still alive on the island were able to read what I was saying.
		The outcome of this is that shortly thereafter I was "requested" to attend a Captains Mast.
		The Captain promptly advised me that I may have been jeopardizing the fleet with what my buddy and I were signaling.
	www.usswestvirginia.org /stories/rayalbers.htm (330 words)

	Ancestors of Allen Beagan Henry Knight-[2082]
		; constructed in, PEI in 1840; 1 deck; 2 mast; Schooner; 58' by 16'; draft 9'; 61 tons; registered in 1841; closed in 1853; transferred to Liverpool.
		Memorial University of St. John's Built in 1840 in PEI by Thomas, Henry, and William Knight.
		; constructed in, St. John's in 1846 ; 1 deck; 2 mast; Brigantine; 73' by 19'; draft 11'; 108 tons; registered in 1846; closed in 1846; registered de novo St. John's.
	members.tripod.com /~Al_Beagan/APRIL4/2082.htm (2613 words)

	Badger Tech Manual
		The Hoofer Sailing Club of the Wisconsin Union is run by an elected Commodore and Vice-Commodore, and a Board of Captains selected by the Commodore for a term that runs concurrent with that of the Commodore.
		Membership fees are determined by the Board of Captains to reflect the current costs of Hoofer Sailing Club operations.
		When wind hits the mast, some air flows to the windward side of the sail, and some to the leeward side.
	144.92.9.188 /hoofers/sailing/Manuals/tech_manual/techManual.html (3122 words)

	"Captains Courageous"
		[Page 79, line 10] fore-an'-after fore and aft sails are attached to the mast at their fore end on which they pivot, enabling them to receive the wind on either side.
		To Tom Platt, a `man o' war's man', square rig is the only true sailing and he is somewhat dismissive of the foreand-aft schooner rig.
		Its principal purpose is to increase the angle of the shrouds supporting the top mast above, so giving it firmer support.
	www.kipling.org.uk /kiplingsociety/rg_courageous_notes3_p.htm (2228 words)

	(Text-only) 2003 REUNION PICTURES
		The Phoebe crew is truly a family, from the Captain and Officers to the Seaman Apprentice swabbing the deck.
		The reunion was a dream come true for all of us that attended.
		Captain Freeman and Franklin Roosevelt 3rd, a true sea story
	text.ussphoebe.com /h4-2003-br-REUNION-PICTURES-h4 (574 words)

	Ancestors of Allen Beagan Thomas Knight Esq, MHA-[2687]
		His father was a sea captain who came to Newfoundland from Jersey, one of the Channel Islands owned by Great Britain.
		1846 "Knight, William-Snake 1846086" Index to NFLD captains, Name, Vessel, 1st 4 numbers are the date.
		What we seem to have is evidence of a disproportionate number of Congregationalists in both the House of Assembly and the middle to upper levels of the Civil Service." page 76 The Dissenting Church of Christ at St. John's by Pamela Bruce
	www.members.tripod.com /~Al_Beagan/APRIL4/2687.htm (6314 words)

	Grand Prix Sailor 9/18/97
		The following reports may not be republished or redistributed, in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of Cruising World Publications.
		As expected, Ross Field, winner of the Whitbread 60 class in the last race with Yamaha, was named skipper of the boat.
		He will be joined in the navigation station by Halvard Mabire, who sailed the last race on La Poste, as well as watch captains Richard Bouzaid and Jeff Scott, who were both on Yamaha.
	old.cruisingworld.com /gps/1997/gps3897.htm (2503 words)

	The Winter Soldier investigation - Sean Hannity Discussion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Why Kerry has never been prosecuted for his conspiritorial associations with criminals in addition to his trip to Hanoi while a member of the U.S. Naval Reserve is baffling to say the least.
		Kerry should have been charged at a minimum with aiding and abetting and brought before the Captains Mast on an article 13.
		Why Kerry has never been prosecuted for his associations in addition to his trip to Hanoi while a member of the U.S. Naval Reserve is baffling to say the least.
	www.hannity.com /forum/showthread.php?t=20979 (770 words)

	Blog
		Anyway, I was going to be the first sailor to go to Captains Mast under the new Command.
		The previous Captain had not used this as a sentencing alternative, so it was a pretty new idea and their wasn't much information about the place.
		He was unmarried and drove a champagne pink cadillac and he was seen with young sailors all the time.
	outpersonals.com /blog/3251/post_9610.html (929 words)

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		After he recovered and was up and about, he started holding Captains Mast for all the offenders.
		We had over 30 Captains Mast’s on the way back for the guys who showed up late for duty days or didn’t show up at all for duty days, and missing muster on sailing day.
		He put the Captains Air Bank on service and it was the damndest noise I had ever heard.
	www.submarinesailor.com /History/SticklebackRescue/Stickleback.doc (3649 words)

	Article - What Does A Positive Urinalysis Really Mean? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		In most cases, NJP (Captains Mast) will be offered.
		Since John is assigned to a shore command, he has the right to refuse NJP and demand trial by Court-Martial.
		After he refuses Mast, he will go to his administrative separation board and tell the board members he did not knowingly use cocaine.
	www.militarylawyers.org /positive-urinalysis-mean.htm (951 words)

	Navy Core Values Chief Mike Michael Cosgrove Senior / Master Chief Manteli USS Dallas (SSN 700) COB
		I went to Captains mast in March, due to the fact a CPO stole a laptop and planted it on me...
		You as well as I know that you got kicked out because you told the Captain at Mast that you didn't want to be in the Navy.
		Until one day Chief M.'s wife spilled the beans that while he was away on deployment, Senior D. had been warming his feet up at their house and in fact, the new born baby on the pier actually belonged to Senior D. So much for super squared away chiefy chief.
	www.aaronwall.com /archives/000412.html (8596 words)

	"Captains Courageous"
		[Title] The words `Captains Courageous' come from the ballad of `Mary Ambree', the legendary heroine who fought against the Spanish in the 1584 siege of Ghent.
		He had already used the title "Captains Courageous" for an article on businessmen as the new adventurers, published in The Times of 23 Nov. 1892, and reprinted in Letters of Travel
		[Page 18, line 2] with a triangular riding-sail on the mainmast the riding sail is a small sail hoisted when the schooner is at anchor, to keep the ship's head to wind, and therefore steady; the mainmast is the principal mast on any vessel.
	www.kipling.org.uk /rg_courageous_notes1.htm (1239 words)

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