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The Men on Deck: Master, Mates and Crew, Their Duties and Responsibilities

By Felix Riesenberg
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The manual explains the roles and responsibilities of officers and deck crew in the American merchant service, detailing the master’s duties, mate and watch officer obligations, and everyday shipboard organization. It summarizes relevant navigation and shipping laws, entry and clearance procedures, cargo stowage, liability, and lifesaving regulations, and presents the Rules of the Road and limits of inland waters. Practical duties of quartermasters, carpenters, boatswains, and able seamen are outlined, along with discipline, licensing examinations, cadet training, and appendices on customs districts and nautical references.

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Felix Riesenberg

Felix Riesenberg was an American author and maritime expert known for his contributions to nautical literature. His works often focus on the intricacies of sailing and the responsibilities of those who navigate the seas. Among his notable titles are "The Men on Deck: Master, Mates and Crew, Their Duties and Responsibilities," which provides insights into the roles and duties of maritime personnel, and "Under Sail," a detailed exploration of sailing practices. Riesenberg's writings reflect a deep understanding of maritime life, making them valuable resources for both sailors and enthusiasts of nautical history.

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