Parts of the Ship
What is the naval term for wall?
The naval term for wall is "bulkhead"
What does the term "stand easy" mean?
The term "stand easy" means break.
What is a galley?
A "galley" is a kitchen.
What does pipe down mean?
Pipe down means quiet down.
What is the naval term for floor?
The naval term for floor is "deck".
What is Kye?
Kye is a hot chocolate drink or a snack.
The entrance or exit of a ship where personnel must salute as they come aboard or go ashore is called ...
The Brow
What is the Duty watch?
The duty watch is the division that is selected on a rotational basis that is responsible for corps preparation and cleanup.
The left side of a ship can also be called...
The port side of a ship.
What is the name of the ceremony where the national flag is hoisted, usually in the morning or at the beginning of the training day?
The name of the ceremony is Colours.
If I was a lost item, you would find me here.
You would find me in the Scran Locker.
Where are the ship's routine and events kept track of?
The Ship's Log is where the ship's routine and events are kept track of.
The right side of a ship can also be called...
The starboard side of a ship.
When all personnel are dismissed for the day and may go ashore.
Liberty boat.
The term _________ means the toilets/bathrooms.
The term head(s) means the toilets/bathrooms.
Replying Aye Aye, Sir/Ma'am means that...
I understand and will obey the directive.
What is the naval term for the ceiling of a ship?
The ceiling of a ship is called a "deckhead".
The ceremony of lowering the national colours at the end of the training day.
Sunset.
What does the term Gash/Gash can mean?
The term means garbage or garbage can.
What is the name of the most senior cadet position?
The name of this position is Coxswain.