deck officer

Was there some deck officer in the old boy yet?

He lowered the phone and called to the deck officer.

A deck officer gave the hand signal to bring the engines up to full power.

He looked up from his panel and gave the deck officer a salute.

The ship is without deck officers at the moment.

One of the deck officers reached for it, but Hoffman, who was closer, picked up the phone.

These "federal flight deck officers" would receive free training and guns from the government.

The deck officer lifted his hands in a final all-clear.

The training term for deck officers and engineers was four years with the first year in the prep school.

Robinson was deck officer and he came in holding the report, read it aloud to all of us.

"Something behind us," said one of the deck officers.

She followed the deck officer out of the salon.

Starting in 1873, deck officers must pass mandatory license examination.

The deck officer called the captain to the bridge.

And that's all that most deck officers can do."

She looked Over at the deck officer who waited on the other side of the counter to escort her back to the salon.

Prior to that he held many positions, including skipper, deck officer and pilot.

To be sure, if any deck officers of my ship had survived, they could have narrowed down the search somewhat.

The deck officer and catapult officer were waiting on him.

The captain and deck officers and department heads crowded around.

Denys sighed, and turned his attention to the deck officer.

Wilson in his role of deck officer pointed and tried to look as though he were in command.

The flight deck officer was watching the captain.

Deck officers and ship's engineers are usually trained at maritime academies.

"Firing again," snapped the deck officer, ignoring a cut that streamed blood into his eyes.