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... cargo being loaded , familiarizing himself with shipping proce dures , and making certain that all critical cargo , such as post exchange supplies , beer , mail , narcotics , and medicinal spirits , is stowed in such a manner as to make ...
... cargo being loaded , familiarizing himself with shipping proce dures , and making certain that all critical cargo , such as post exchange supplies , beer , mail , narcotics , and medicinal spirits , is stowed in such a manner as to make ...
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... cargo takes two days . The ship awaits its turn for a dock at which to discharge the cargo in the holds . The various service represen- tatives ascertain the approximate , time their cargo will be discharged and make arrangements to ...
... cargo takes two days . The ship awaits its turn for a dock at which to discharge the cargo in the holds . The various service represen- tatives ascertain the approximate , time their cargo will be discharged and make arrangements to ...
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... cargo lunged towards the railing . The two winch men worked in deft coordination , lifting and swinging the load in response to the barely per- ceptible hand motions of the signal- man , who stood at the side of the ship . Sometimes the ...
... cargo lunged towards the railing . The two winch men worked in deft coordination , lifting and swinging the load in response to the barely per- ceptible hand motions of the signal- man , who stood at the side of the ship . Sometimes the ...
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