Naval Terminology
Parts of a Boat
Potpourri
(Random)
Knots
Canadian Naval History
100

It is the name for a Bathroom on a Ship

The Head

100

This peice of cloth can be found on most old boats, and many modern ones to

Sail

100

Whats our Corp Called

360 Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corp Erratic 

100

Used to tie your shoes 

Reef Knot 

100

The Acronym for The Canadian Navy 

RCN 

200

what the acronym H.M.C.S Stands for 

His Majesty's Canadian Ship

200

The names for the side of a ship, equivalent to left and right 

Port and Starboard 

200

Its Petty Officer Second Class Conlins duty 

Who runs Canteen

200

Reliable knot that creates a fixed, secure loop at the end of a rope

Bowline 

200

The longest running battle in WW2

The Battle of the Atlantic 

300

The name for raising of the flags 

Colours  

300

The widest part of the ship 

Beam 

300

The highest rank a cadet can achieve 

Chief Petty Officer First Class/ CPO1

300

A knot tied near the end of a rope to create a larger, thicker section that helps prevents ropes from slipping

Stopper Knot 

300

The official Anthem of the Royal Candian Navy

Heart of Oak

400

Trash in Naval terms 

Gash 

400

On a sailboat/sailing ships its the sail at the very front, used to tack and jibe 

Jib sail 

400

Petty Officer First Class Mackeen uses this every night 

Boatsawns Call 

400

Utility knot used to join two ropes or lines together

Sheet Knot 

400

The most decorated ship in the Canadian navy 

HMCS Haida

500

a measurement of 6 feet underwater

Fathom

500
Its called the gunwale

The top edge of a boats hull

500

It has not been updated since 2019 

The 360 erratic Website 

500

Masthead knot is used to help  _____ during _____

Keep the mast up during a emergency at sea  

500

Called HMS CC and HMCS CC2 they where Canada First Subs they entered service in _________

1914