The document discusses anchoring, berthing, and casting off procedures for a ship. It provides instructions for dropping and weighing anchor, including how many shackles of chain to let out. It also discusses orders for berthing the ship on the port side and fastening lines forward and aft. Finally, it addresses the standard casting off orders for various mooring lines when leaving a berth.

2. . We are going to drop sb anchor.
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. Drop starboard anchor!
6 shackles must be put in the water.
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3. . We are going to heave anchor.
. Start heaving port anchor.
. Anchor is loose from the ground.
. There are 3 shackles left to come in.
. Anchor has been fastened.
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5. Ships are made are made fast to
by (A), (B), (C)
and (D).
A)……... B)……...
D)…..
C)….. C)…..

6. . We are going to berth on port side.
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. Fasten the lines forward and aft.
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. Keep tension on the springs.
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7. To prevent the h or s from being
fouled, the line is led through a .

9. 3
When the vessel is due to leave,
c orders are given by
the pilot or by the mate.
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10. 3
When leaving berth the first orders are:
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11. s
Casting off the headline:
s
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“ the headline!”
“ the headline!”

12. 3
Write down the standard casting-off order
when you let go all but the essential lines:
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13. 3
Write down the standard casting-off orders
when you let go your headline:
10
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14. Write down the standard casting-off orders
when you let go your fore spring:
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15. 3
Write down the standard casting-off orders
when you let go your aft spring and breastline:
12
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16. 3
Write down the standard casting-off orders
when you let go your sternline:
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17. “Propeller ;
starboard fifteen - ahead!”

18. “M , slow ahead!”

19. “Half ahead; s ”

20. sound
The helmorder “ ” is given to reduce
the amount of rudder and hold.

21. After an alteration of course the helm order
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is given to reduce the vessel’s swing rapidly.

22. The helmorder “ !” is given stop the swing
of the vessel’s head in a turn