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• A : The stokehold scenes were done on a set.
• He then remembered that two firemen were on watch in the stokehold.
• No water entered the stokeholds or engine rooms.
• Her stokehold ventilators were black and her deck ventilators were white, and the insides of her ventilator cowls were red.
• On the voyage to England, Armstrong attempted to lose some weight by spending some time each day in the stokehold of the ship.
• By 10 pm the ship had still only reached the Great Orme and the ship was found to have two feet of water in the stokehold.
• This was probably caused by an unnoticed stokehold fire heating cordite stored against an adjacent bulkhead in one of the two Protection of Military Remains Act.
• The optimum arrangement would place the apparatus in the stokehold or anywhere below deck where a reliable steam and cooling water supply could be efficiently provided.
• There was a huge demand for men who were prepared to work in the hot, dirty and dangerous stokeholds of the new coal-fired steamers.
• They damaged a six-inch magazine and the forward stokehold ( boiler room ) and started a fire which was put out after about fifteen minutes.
• In the opinion of the Court the writer got into the stokehold but by what means excepting by stress of weather, it was unable to say.
• Steam for the engines was provided by four single-ended cylindrical Scotch boilers, placed in pairs back to back in two stokeholds, and fitted for burning either oil or coal.
• Several German shells hit " Alcantara " near her waterline, entering her stokehold bunkers and engine room . " Greif " tried to torpedo " Alcantara ".
• Although there was grave risk of disastrous flooding in opening the watertight door between the stokehold and engine room, Mr . Bastian did not hesitate but groped his way to the door and opened it.
• The Second Mate ( Second Officer ) reporting to the First Mate usually held a First Mate certificate and sometimes also a Master Mariners certificate . The " Black gang " at work in the stokehold.
• On 20 April 1886 she was in collision with the Manchester Wholesale Co-operative Society steamer " Progress ", which left a breach in the " Cuxhaven " 2 s stokehold . " Cuxhaven " was beached.
• In terms of loss of life, the incident remains the second most catastrophic accidental explosion in the history of the United Kingdom, exceeded only by the explosion of the dreadnought battleship, caused by a stokehold fire detonating a magazine, at Scapa Flow in 1917.
• At the previous six hour'full power trial of the " Pha雝on " there was a difficulty experienced in maintaining steam from want of draught in the stokeholds . ( Only the " Leander " of this class has been fitted with fans for forced draught . ) The funnels were afterwards raised from to ( the same height as those of the first-class cruisers ), while the space between the firebars was increased.