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Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation
By Adam Weintrit,Tomasz Neumann
Human resources and crew resource management
Human resources and crew resource management
By Adam Weintrit,Tomasz Neumann

Seaman's Guide to Human Factors, Leadership, and Personnel Management
By Jose Rodriguez Cordon
Rules and regulations for manning of vessels
Rules and regulations for manning of vessels
By United States. Coast Guard
Shipboard manpower
Shipboard manpower
By National Research Council (U.S.). Shipboard Mechanization and Manpower Committee.
Report of the committee appointed by the Board of Trade to inquire into the manning of British merchant ships
Report of the committee appointed by the Board of Trade to inquire into the manning of British merchant ships
By Great Britain. Board of Trade. Manning of British Merchant Ships Committee.
Mr. Bibb from the Committee on Foreign Affairs submited [sic] the following report
Mr. Bibb from the Committee on Foreign Affairs submited [sic] the following report
By United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations
Mariner education and workforce
Mariner education and workforce
By United States. Congress. House. Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. Subcommittee on Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation
Rasjonaliseringstrekk i den norske handelsflåte de siste 15 år, med spesiell vekt på driftsformen ubemannet maskinrom
Rasjonaliseringstrekk i den norske handelsflåte de siste 15 år, med spesiell vekt på driftsformen ubemannet maskinrom
By Rolv G. Rasmussen
Mönstring av sjömän
Mönstring av sjömän
By Sweden. Utredningen om mönstring av sjömän.
Effective manning of the U.S. merchant fleet
Effective manning of the U.S. merchant fleet
By National Research Council (U.S.). Marine Board. Committee on Effective Manning.
Human factors in Australian shipping
Human factors in Australian shipping
By Bernard M. Brown
The sailors advocate
The sailors advocate
By James Oglethorpe
<Statements of Mr. Andrew Furuseth, President International Seamen's Union of America, Mr. H. P. Griffin, Mr. Oscar Carlson, Mr. Percy J. Pryor, and Mr. G. H. Brown>
<Statements of Mr. Andrew Furuseth, President International Seamen's Union of America, Mr. H. P. Griffin, Mr. Oscar Carlson, Mr. Percy J. Pryor, and Mr. G. H. Brown>
By United States. Congress. House. Committee on Naval Affairs
Mr. Bibb from the Committee on Foreign Affairs submited [sic] the following report
Mr. Bibb from the Committee on Foreign Affairs submited [sic] the following report
By United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations
Remarks on the scarcity of American seamen, and the remedy
Remarks on the scarcity of American seamen, and the remedy
By Gentleman connected with the New York press
Sjókonur á Íslandi 1891-1981
Sjókonur á Íslandi 1891-1981
By Þórunn Magnúsdóttir
Providing certain requirements for diesel and other nonsteam vessels
Providing certain requirements for diesel and other nonsteam vessels
By United States. Congress. House. Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries. Subcommittee on Maritime Affairs.
Organizat︠s︡ii︠a︡ i uslovii︠a︡ truda sudovykh ėkipazheĭ
Organizat︠s︡ii︠a︡ i uslovii︠a︡ truda sudovykh ėkipazheĭ
By I͡U. I. Panin
Taḥazit ha-hetseʻa shel ḳetsine-yam Yiśreʼeliyim ṿe-shimushah be-hatṿayat mediniyut koaḥ ha-adam
Taḥazit ha-hetseʻa shel ḳetsine-yam Yiśreʼeliyim ṿe-shimushah be-hatṿayat mediniyut koaḥ ha-adam
By M. A. Pollatschek
The attitudes of American Merchant Marine Officers toward some aspects of reduced crewing schemes on American vessels
The attitudes of American Merchant Marine Officers toward some aspects of reduced crewing schemes on American vessels
By William T. McMullen
Remarks on the scarcity of American seamen
Remarks on the scarcity of American seamen
By Gentleman connected with the New York press
American sea power and the Seamen's act
American sea power and the Seamen's act
By Andrew Furuseth
Mr. Harper submitted the following motions for consideration
Mr. Harper submitted the following motions for consideration
By Robert Goodloe Harper