International Maritime Laws

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• Bilge Strake: A bilge strake is a longitudinal strip of plating or planking along the turn of the bilge, where the bottom of the hull meets the vertical sides. The bilge strake is designed to provide additional strength to the hull in this area, which is ... Read More >>
• Lookout Point: Lookout Point is a designated location on a vessel where a crew member is stationed to maintain a continuous watch for any potential hazards or dangers in the surrounding waters. The lookout is responsible for visually scanning the horizon ... Read More >>
• Naval Guns: Naval Guns are large caliber guns mounted on warships and used for naval warfare. These guns are designed to fire explosive shells at long ranges and are used to engage other warships, aircraft, and shore targets. Naval guns have been an im ... Read More >>