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So, the _ship in question_ had windows in its bow?

From: Me
Date: 2/4/2005 2:52 P.M. Eastern Standard Time
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In article ,
(JAXAshby) wrote:

of course it can.

That ship was damaged because it turned broadside to the wave. You know it
did, because it had windows knocked out.

Having windows "Knocked Out", doesn't have anything to do with being
broadside to the sea. In the Bering Sea, the Crab Fleet, routinely
gets their windows broken by "Green Water", and those guys are out there
every year, dealing with "High Seas". They just don't let themselves get
broadside to the sea, but still lose windows.

Me One who knows what "High Seas" really means.......

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