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Re: Naming Ships


Subject: Re: Naming Ships
bhudson@XXX.XXX
Date: Fri Jan 24 2003 - 17:39:52 EST


Simply Bluenose= S/V Bluenose. Steam vessel = SS Trout. Motor vessel = M/V
Trout. Nuclear powered = N/V Trout. Naval = HMCS, HMS, HMNS,HMAS USNS Trout.
Mail ships used RMS Trout ages ago.
Cheers,
Barrie Hudson
From: Robert Eno enoid@XXX.XXX
Date: Thu, 23 Jan 2003 22:02:23 -0500
To: NAVIGATION-L@XXX.XXX
Subject: Naming Ships

I would like to throw out a question for the nautical minded masters out
there.

I am having a "discussion" regarding the naming convention for ships. I
contend that a ship's name is never preceded by "the". In otherwords, Nova
Scotia's famous schooner "Bluenose" would not be referred to as "the
Bluenose" but simply "Bluenose"

Comments anyone?

Robert Eno

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