What exactly is the (British) Merchant navy and how can soemoene get into it? - qualifications for being average
It is not for me (I will get seasick!), But said one of my young cousins recently that they wanted to take the Army or Marine foot.
It reminded me of it as something that only your ID before.What vaguely understand exactly what they do? I think what you have in mind is a bunch of people around the world on a ship loading and unloading, occasionally stopping for a sort of depraved "shore leave with all the consequences! East very close to the truth?" It just seems a bit in the era of cranes and containers, outdated, etc., etc.
Use only regular guys with average scores significantly?
Whats it all about?
(I went to their website, but for me it was quite clear that at all).
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Qualifications For Being Average What Exactly Is The (British) Merchant Navy And How Can Soemoene Get Into It?
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The British Merchant Navy consists of British merchant ships that transport cargo and people in peace and war, and their crews.
Over a long period of the last millennium, the dealer has the biggest merchant fleet in the world but has slipped in the rankings. Today there are 429 ships of 1,000 tons or more, totaling 9,181,284 GRT (9,566,275 DWT). These elements are in the following categories: bulk 18, cargo 55, chemical tanker 48, container 134, liquefied gas 11 passengers 12 passengers and cargo 64, oil tanker 40, refrigerated cargo 19, roll on / roll off 25, shared-vehicle carrier 3. There are also 446 ships registered in other countries, and recorded 202 vessels belonging to foreigners in the United Kingdom. (Estimate for 2005 by the CIA)
In the race of the Merchant Marineto
Shipping companies and sponsoring organizations provide training for cadets of the Merchant Navy.
http://www.mna.org.uk/Careers.htm
Most of the crew in those days, non-Western
Country. A typical example is as follows:
Captain Brit
Crew: Asia
Boat: German
Owner: Greek
Leased: Australia
Insurance: Unknown
The largest part of the crew employed on the ship. The load
usually not much of your business. Depends
However, the shipsize.
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