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damage control (warships)

Resurrection

By Daniel Madsen,Daniel Madsen

Fireman

By United States. Bureau of Naval Personnel.

Confederate Ironclad vs Union Ironclad

By Ron Field,Howard Gerrard,Peter Bull,Tony Bryan

Damage control assistant's handbook

By United States. Bureau of Naval Personnel.

Damage controlman 1 & C

By United States. Bureau of Naval Personnel.

Disaster control, ashore and afloat

By United States. Bureau of Naval Personnel.

Fundamentals of construction and stability of naval ships

By Thomas Charles Gillmer

Shipboard damage control

By Allen M. Bissell

Marking requirements for damage control equipment and egress routes aboard cutters

By United States. Coast Guard

Damage controlman 3 & 2

By Patrick F Wilberding

Damage controlman 3 & 2

By Patrick F. Wilberding

Pozharobezopasnostʹ i protivopozharnai͡a︡ zashchita korableĭ

By S. I. Radzievskiĭ

Halon 1301

By David Allen

Fireman

By David C Braa

Spravochnik po zhivuchesti korabli︠a︡

By

Damage control and maintenance (for reduced manning)

By United States. Naval Research Advisory Committee. Damage Control and Maintenance Panel.

Analytical models for supplementing ship manning simulations

By Donald Paul Gaver

Extrait du bulletin de la Convention nationale

By Pierre Marec

Extrait du bulletin de la Convention nationale

By Pierre Marec

Manual

By United States. Navy Department. Bureau of Ships

Confederate ironclad vs. Union ironclad

By Ron Field

Environmental assessment of the use of the outer sea test range for the shock trial of the DDG 53

By