BOATKEEPER Damage Control: Saving the Boat When It Floods From Pacific Fishing, February 1999 By Terry Johnson, University of Alaska Sea Grant, Marine Advisory Program 4014 Lake Street, Suite 201B, Homer, AK 99603, (907)

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Date: 2007-12-18 21:07:34 Terminology Damage control Military terminology Navies Ship Bilge Ship construction Transport Water		BOATKEEPER Damage Control: Saving the Boat When It Floods From Pacific Fishing, February 1999 By Terry Johnson, University of Alaska Sea Grant, Marine Advisory Program 4014 Lake Street, Suite 201B, Homer, AK 99603, (907) Add to Reading List Source URL: seagrant.uaf.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 20,68 KB Share Document on Facebook

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