Introduction General Glossary Warnings Assistance Anchoring Arrival, Berthing, and Departure Course Draught and Air Draught Fairway Navigation Canal and Lock Operations Manoeuvring Pilotage Position Radar Navigational Warnings Routeing Speed Tide and Depth Tropical Storms Tugs Way Points Weather Fishing Helicopters Ice-breakers Wheel Orders Engine Orders Pilotage (On-board) Manoeuvring (On-board) Propulsion System Going To Anchor Leaving The Anchorage Berthing / Unberthing	Standard Marine Navigational Vocabulary
	Manoeuvring
	May I have your manoeuvring data? What is the diameter of the turning circle? What are the advance and transfer distance in a crash stop? How long does it take from hard-a-port to hard-a-starboard? Is the turning effect of the propeller very strong? Where is the whistle control? What notice is required to reduce from full sea speed to manoeuvring revolutions? Is there an automatic pilot? Is the automatic pilot reliable? Is the helmsman experienced? Does the helmsman understand English? Give . . . short/long blast (s) on the whistle. Put a man on lookout. Keep a speed of . . . knots. What is her (manoeuvring) speed at full/half/slow/dead slow ahead? Her (manoeuvring) speed at full/half/slow/dead slow ahead is . . . knots. Fairway speed is . . . knots. What is full sea speed? Full sea speed is . . . knots.