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Date: 2015-03-24 23:34:33 Water Physics Heeling Sports Sailing Buoyancy Capsizing Waterline Pendulum Ship construction Metacentric height Naval architecture		Domestic Commercial Vessel INSTRUCTIONS TO SURVEYORS DCV-ITSSubject: Add to Reading List Source URL: amsa.gov.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 457,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

	TOWING Paul Tara, 2014 Towing is an activity that is often associated with small sailing dinghies. Since dinghies are unballasted, their behavior under tow is greatly influenced by their rigs, and their human ballast, or DocID: 1r0II - View Document
	Recreational Off-Duty (ROD) Fatality Capsized Fishing Boat E-9 and Contract Employee Drowning Activity: A Boston Whaler rented from MWR with 4 personnel 2 Navy service members (E-9 and E-7), 1 contractor boat captain and DocID: 1q3CD - View Document
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	SAFETY POSITION Paul Tara, 2014 Definition: The Safety Position is a standard basic small boat sailing technique. It occurs when a boat is borne off onto a close reach, stopped or moving slowly, with the sail eased and l DocID: 1pEXI - View Document
	CAPSIZE RECOVERY Paul Tara, 2014 Capsizing is part of dinghy sailing. El Toros are not self-bailing, but they can self-rescue. No matter how capsize occurs, sooner or later in the recovery process the boat will be lying DocID: 1oWiS - View Document