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	Definition of Naval Vessel Registry
		The Bureau of Ordnance's "Vessel Register", first published in 1942 and retitled "Naval Vessel Register", was combined with the "Ships Data Book" under the Bureau of Ships in 1959.
		Vessels are listed in the NVR when the classification and hull number(s) are assigned to ships and service craft authorized to be built by the President of the United States, or when Chief of Naval Operations requests instatement or reinstatement of vessels as approved by the Secretary of the Navy.
		The NVR includes a current list of ships and service craft on hand, under construction, converted, loaned/leased, or to be loaned, and those assigned to the Military Sealift Command.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Naval_Vessel_Registry (362 words)

	Part 1: Nominating Historic Vessels and Shipwrecks to the National Register of Historic Places Bulletin (Nrb 20)
		Vessels may be located in a variety of situations; some may be afloat or beached on a shoreline; others may be located in drydock, artificial mooring basin, or be displayed on dry land, either in the open or under cover.
		A vessel largely rebuilt through the years without attention to preserving the original design features (such as hull form, original materials, method of construction, and, to a lesser degree of importance, rig) that is not readily identifiable would not be a good representative of her type.
		A vessel loses her integrity of association if she is removed from the water and displayed out of sight of the water, such as a 19th century schooner placed on a lawn, surrounded by a chain-link fence, in front of a factory.
	www.cr.nps.gov /nr/publications/bulletins/nrb20/vs1.htm (5722 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Naval Vessel Register
		The Bureau of Ordnance 's "Vessel Register", first published in 1942 and retitled "Naval Vessel Register", was combined with the "Ships Data Book" under the Bureau of Ships in 1959.
		Vessels are listed in the NVR when the classification and hull number(s) are assigned to ships and service craft authorized to be built by the President of the United States, or when Chief of Naval Operations requests instatement or reinstatement of vessels as approved by the Secretary of the Navy.
		The NVR includes a current list of ships and service craft on hand, under construction, converted, loaned/leased, or to be loaned, and those assigned to the Military Sealift Command.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Naval_Vessel_Registry (456 words)

	Naval History Magazine: "A Flotilla Cries Eureka!" By William J. Bray, Jr.
		Initially, the Georgetown vessel registry listed her as 84 by 12.9 by 3.2 feet and 32 tons.
		She was sort of a naval scout, being able to poke her nose on shore in shallow water and run into creeks that were inaccessible to the larger boats.
		She had one major drawback: Because of her light draft and narrow beam, she rolled violently in heavy seas and therefore could not be stationed in the lower Potomac or in the Chesapeake Bay, except in clear weather.
	www.usni.org /navalhistory/Articles98/NHbray.htm (2656 words)

	USS Underhill (DE-682)
		USS Underhill (DE-682), a Buckley-class destroyer escort[?], was named in honor of Ensign Samuel Underhill, a naval aviator of the United States Navy who was killed in action during the Battle of the Coral Sea.
		After establishing the convoy's base course, one released a dummy naval mine in the path of the convoy.
		USS Underhill was struck from the Naval Vessel Registry on 1 September 1945.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/us/USS_Underhill_(DE-682).html (2051 words)

	Naval Vessel Registry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Bureau of Ordnance 's "VesselRegister", first published in 1942 and retitled "Naval Vessel Register", was combined withthe "Ships Data Book" under the Bureau of Ships in 1959.
		Vessels are listed in the NVR when the classification and hull number(s) are assigned to ships and service craft authorized tobe built by the President of the UnitedStates, or when Chief of Naval Operations requests instatement or reinstatement of vessels as approved by the Secretary of the Navy.
		The NVR includes a current list of shipsand service craft on hand, under construction, converted, loaned/leased, or to be loaned, and those assigned to the Military Sealift Command.
	www.therfcc.org /naval-vessel-registry-267451.html (294 words)

	Military.com Content
		Given the ship's Liberian registry, a notorious flag in terms of compliance with safety and other regulations, and the volatility of its cargo, Captain of the Port Capt. Larry Brooks ordered the ship to anchor offshore until it could be boarded and inspected.
		All vessels within 500 yards of a Navy ship must reduce speed to the minimum speed necessary for navigation and must obey directions issued by Coast Guard or Navy patrols in the area.
		No vessel is allowed to come within 100 yards of a Navy ship unless it has permission from the patrols, and any ship that needs to come inside the 100 yard zone must contact the patrols on VHF-FM Channel 16 beforehand.
	www.military.com /Content/MoreContent?file=FL_port_092101 (1089 words)

	American Chronicle: It's Not the Size, It's How You Use It: The Debate Over Battleships
		Naval Surface Fire Support, together with land- and air-based components, makes up the joint "fires triad", which is used to support Marine Corps amphibious assault operations.
		Two Iowa class battleships--the U.S.S. Wisconsin and the U.S.S. Iowa--remain on the naval vessel registry in inactive status.
		An issue confronting Congress in finalizing the National Defense Authorization bill for Fiscal Year 2006 was whether or not to allow the two remaining battleships to be removed from the naval registry and be donated.
	www.americanchronicle.com /articles/viewArticle.asp?articleID=4661 (708 words)

	Registry - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki
		The prefixes, names and registry numbers are painted onto the hull of the craft for identification purposes.
		This registry number is usually a combination of letters (the registry prefix, which generally indicates the type or ownership of a craft) followed by a sequence of numbers.
		Registry numbers can be changed, as seems to be the case of the USS Yamato.
	memory-alpha.org /en/wiki/Registry (677 words)

	Port Security Implementation
		One of the first steps that the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) implemented was redeploying several vessels from offshore law enforcement patrols to port security at several major ports.The USCG then established new guidelines for developing port security plans and implementing port security measures for passenger vessels and passenger terminals.
		Non-military vessels are not allowed to enter within 100 yards of a U.S. naval vessel, whether underway or moored, unless authorized by an official patrol.
		The Notice must also include the vessel name, country of registry, call sign, official number, the registered owner of the vessel, the operator, the name of the classification society, a general description of the cargo, and date of departure from the last port along with that port's name.
	www.whisprwave.com /port-security/port-security-implementation.htm (844 words)

	Law of Naval Warfare NWIP 10-2
		The general area within which the naval forces of belligerents are permitted to conduct operations includes: the high seas, the territorial sea and internal waters of belligerents, the territory of belligerents accessible to naval forces, and the air space over such waters and territory.
		The summoned vessel, if a neutral, is bound to stop, lie to, and display her colors: if an enemy vessel, she is not so bound and legally may even resist by force, but she thereby assumes all risks of resulting damage.
		Neutral vessels and aircraft in urgent distress may be permitted to enter a blockaded area, and subsequently to leave it, under conditions prescribed by the commander of the blockading force.
	www.history.navy.mil /library/online/law_naval_warfare.htm (10922 words)

	Naval History of the Civil War February 1864
		Commander Balch, senior naval officer present, reported: "I had abundant reasons to believe that to the naval force must our troops be indebted for pro-tection against a greatly superior force flushed with victory." Seymour expressed his apprecia-tion for Balch's quick action".
		When three or more of the vessels happened to be in harbor at the same time a few hours would suffice to mount a couple of heavy guns on each, and at early dawn a successful raid might be made upon the unsuspecting blockaders.
		After a raid or cruise the vessels could be divested of every appliance of war, and resuming their private ownership and commercial names, could bring off cargoes of cotton to pay the cost of the cruise.
	www.multied.com /Navy/cwnavalhistory/February1864.html (5320 words)

	How to Work Out Registry Numbers
		Assuming that Commonwealth vessels are constructed at more than one shipyard, each reigstry number begins with a numeric identifier of the shipyard.
		Each registry number must be at least three digits long, the first being the shipyard's ident number followed by the total number of vessels built there so far.
		Ships with only two digits in their registry number: I conjecture that, at first, the main shipyard had an ident number of 0, which was not put in front of the other two digits.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/GarethHall/registry.htm (515 words)

	MaritimeDigital Archive Encyclopedia - Home > 003g Surface vessels (Post 1945) > Submarines - Ballistic Missle ...
		The USS George Washington was decommissioned on 24 January 1985, was struck from the Naval Vessel Registry on 30 April 1986, and is scheduled for disposal through the Ship-Submarine recycling program at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard.
		Robert E. Lee was decommissioned 1 December 1983, and stricken from the Naval Vessel Register on 30 April 1986.
		Abraham Lincoln was decommissioned on 28 February 1981 and stricken from the Naval Vessel Register on 1 December 1982.
	www.ibiblio.org /maritime/media/index.php?cat=1486 (4209 words)

	RG45: Records of the Chief of Naval Operations, 1887-1945.
		Entries for vessels still operated by the Navy in 1920 were continued in the main series of registers of vessel movements (see entry 217).
		The ALNAV messages were sent to all vessels and shore establishments of the Navy, and the All Atlantic messages generally were of a confidential nature and were transmitted by the Chief of Naval Operations in code; translations usually are not included.
		Thereunder for the most part arranged alphabetically by name of vessel, except that the reports for destroyers are first divided into those that were sold and scrapped and those that were transferred to the British in 1941, and the reports for decommissioned vessels are first arranged by type of vessel.
	www.history.navy.mil /library/guides/rg45-cno.htm (9024 words)

	U.S. GAO - Summary
		Since 1995 we have reported several times on the status of battleships and their role in meeting future Naval Surface Fire Support requirements.
		Decision makers have at least three alternatives to removing the two remaining battleships from the naval vessel registry.
		The Navy could (1) sustain the battleships in inactive status; (2) reactivate the battleships to their original warfighting capabilities, with some improvements to bring them up to current ship standards for habitability and interoperability; or (3) modernize the battleships, their fire support capabilities, and other supporting capabilities significantly beyond their original capabilities.
	www.gao.gov /docdblite/details.php?rptno=GAO-06-279R (623 words)

	Sea Shepherd - Sea Shepherds in Bureaucratland - The Farley Mowat Struggles with the Slime of Red Tape in Cape Town
		It describes the Port of Registry of the Farley Mowat as the "Farley Mowat" instead of "Vancouver." It states that the vessel is ordered detained because: The Vessel appears to be inadequately manned and is without a safety certificate.
		A vessel could be ruled to be inadequately manned if it were at sea or even if it were about to go to sea.
		For Captain Saleem Modak to arrogantly dismiss the Canadian certificate of registry because he has determined the ship is not a pleasure craft, and is in his opinion, a commercial cargo vessel is both illegal and unacceptable.
	www.seashepherd.org /news/media_060130_1.html (1740 words)

	Pacific Region, Laguna-Niguel - Checklist of Records Relating to World War II at Laguna-Niguel
		Port Hueneme, CA: Entrances and clearances of vessels engaged in foreign trade, l945-47; oaths of new or alternate vessel masters, 1944-49.
		Port of San Diego, CA: Entrances and clearances of vessels engaged in coastwise trade,1917-44; entrances and clearances of vessels engaged in foreign trade, 1910-66; preferred mortgages of vessels, 1944-55.
		Port San Luis Obispo, CA: Entrances and clearances of vessels engaged in foreign trade, 1907-40; vessels engaged in foreign trade authorized to enter or clear under permit to proceed, 1940-49; vessel accident and casualty reports, 1933-47; file on the destruction of S.S. Montebello, 1941-46.
	www.archives.gov /pacific/laguna/finding-aids/world-war-2-records.html?template=print (1380 words)

	Naval Vessel Register - Definition, explanation
		The Naval Vessel Register (NVR) is the official inventory of ships and service craft in custody or titled by the United States Navy.
		The NVR traces its origin back to the 1880s having evolved from several previous publications.
		The NVR is now available only in electronic form.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/n/na/naval_vessel_register.php (401 words)

	What is a Navy Cover (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Naval Cover Museum is a cyber-museum specializing in the classification and presentation of Naval Covers.
		The museum exists only in cyberspace and is meant to be a collaborative effort by people involved in the collection and study of Naval Covers.
		The Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships, commonly known as DANFS, is the foremost reference regarding US naval vessels.
	www.uscs.org /aboutnavalcovers3.htm (152 words)

	BNDES: Financing for Merchant Navy and Naval Construction
		Financing to Brazilian shipyards for the accomplishment of implantation, expansion and modernization projects and for the construction and repair of ships.
		Financing to domestic navigation companies for the ordering of vessels and equipment, repairs and the increase of cargo capacity with Brazilian naval constructors and to the Brazilian Navy.
		Construction of auxiliary, hydrographic and oceanographic vessels, in Brazilian shipyard
	www.bndes.gov.br /english/navy.asp (487 words)

	USS Batfish (SS 310) Statistics (Post War)
		As a unit of Submarine Division 122, U.S. Atlantic Fleet, she served the remainder of her commissioned career in training operations in the Caribbean and along the eastern seaboard.
		In the summer of 1959, Batfish was assigned as a naval reserve training ship at New Orleans, there redesignated in 1962 as an auxiliary submarine (AGSS 310).
		On hand at the New Orleans Naval Yard was the U.S.S. Piranha, which the Navy agreed to turn over to them if they could fulfill the donation requirements.
	www.ussbatfish.com /batfish-stats3.html (1551 words)

	Starship Player Ship Registry
		For smaller vessels limited to their base sector or the sector of their tender or mothership, see the Small Craft Registry.
		Nahap-chek is a vessel seen from time to time on the Outer Rim, usually in tandem with unrest or large-scale migration of peoples within polities there.
		Her Commander, Captain Patrick Archer, is among our best, and while the vessel is a Border Patrol ship, the vessel and crew are currently on secondment to the Commonwealth Department of Foreign Affairs, and may be assigned out-of-sector missions.
	www.ozbricks.com /portblock/starship/registry.htm (1586 words)

	The Glacier Society - Uniting Polar Interest Around The Globe
		Naval Historical Center - Navy Art Collection - Operation Deep Freeze I: Operation Deepfreeze I was the codename for an expedition to Antarctica in 1955-56 to build a base of operations for the International Geophysical Year in 1957-58.
		The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers is an internationally recognized nonprofit, technical, professional society of individual members serving the maritime and offshore industries and their suppliers.
		SNAME is dedicated to advancing the art, science and practice of naval architecture, shipbuilding and marine engineering, encouraging the exchange and recording of information, sponsoring applied research, offering career guidance and supporting education, and enhancing the professional status and integrity of its membership.
	www.glaciersociety.org /communicate/links.htm (4951 words)

	Private Yacht Registration Requirements --Register IRI
		The Administration considers any pleasure yacht not on charter or carrying passengers for hire, not engaged in trade or commerce, and being used solely for the pleasure or recreational purposes of its owner to be a private yacht.
		In either case, for yachts not constructed to the standards of a recognized Classification Society, verification of reasonably sufficient compliance with the Marshall Islands Safety Code of Practice for Large and Small Yachts for its intended use and a reasonable period of satisfactory operation must be provided.
		Private Yacht Certificate of Registry: Issuance of a Private Yacht Certificate of Registry is subject to the satisfaction of documentation requirements as specified in Section J above.
	www.register-iri.com /content/yachts/privyacht.cfm (1413 words)

	Naval architects boat plans marine asia thailand malaysia turkey indonesia china
		Most designs of well-known naval architects and yacht designer can be build by boat builders located in Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia or other countries in Asia.
		There is the additional option to create a new design or to modify an existing design either by the boat builder himself or by experienced naval architects located in Asia, if there is e.g.
		Performance cruising designing, naval architecture, and interior design for motor and sailing yachts between 40-150 feet in length.
	www.promaritime.com /naval.html (495 words)

	Coast Guard and Dominican Republic Navy Team Up in Drug Bust (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The suspected smuggling vessel was traveling north at a high rate of speed with six people on board when it was spotted by an HU-25 Falcon jet from Air Station Miami, which vectored Shamal and Altair into a position to stop the vessel.
		Based on all available information the Venezuelan government denied the claim and the vessel was determined to be without nationality, granting any nation the authority to board the vessel under international law.
		While the crew of Shamal investigated the vessel, a seach for contraband was conducted by Altair and a Coast Guard jet, locating and recovering one bale of marijuana.
	www.military.com /NewsContent/0,13319,uscg1_012105.00.html (442 words)

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