berth deck

That same day, a nearly intact human skeleton was found on the starboard berth deck in the central section.

Below, on the flooding berth deck, the cries of the wounded were quickly snuffed out.

The gnomes were gathered in the berth deck's aft cabin.

Two more nearly intact bodies were found on July 29 on the berth deck near the warrant officers' quarters.

Extensive modifications were required to the berth deck of Congress in order to accommodate Rodney's wife and eleven children.

One 4 inch armor-piercing shot, entered the starboard side of the berth deck but failed to detonate.

The Confederate artillery shells hit Lackawanna's berth deck near the magazine.

Located on the port side of the schooner's berth deck, the cabin was even less appetizing than Hoskins had painted it.

"I can get some glue from Roperig --" They disappeared down the hatch to the berth deck.

Because the hull was solid, no machinery or compartments were placed below the berth deck, the level just below the main deck.

A musket or pistol shot from the berth deck killed a British marine, William Young, who was guarding the main hatchway.

The gun and berthing decks, the two levels below the spar deck, will be open less often, as crews are replacing planking and supports there.

Berth deck: (Naval) A deck next below the gun deck, where the hammocks of the crew are slung.

Richmond was struck soon afterward by a 42 pounder shell which ruptured her steam lines, filling the engine room and berth deck with live steam.

The British had cleared the upper decks of American resistance, and most of the Chesapeake's crew had taken refuge on the berth deck.

The wounded, carried below to the berth deck to await medical attention, were powerless to save themselves as the water crept up from below and through the open hatches.

The sail room was a small compartment in the bottom of the ship, adjacent to the magazine and was accessible only by a hatchway from the berth deck above.

A new design was approved on 2 February 1904, although the Baltic Works in Saint Petersburg had already begun cutting the ship down to the berth deck.

The ship hit Schurz on the starboard side, crumpling that wing of the bridge, penetrating the well and berth deck about 12 feet, and cutting through bunker no. 3 to the forward fire room.

The gale raged for 50 hours; and, by the morning of the 26th, Vermont was drifting eastward with no rudder, her berth deck flooded, and much of the interior of the vessel destroyed.

He could also hear the moans of injured men floating up through the canvas air scoops rigged to ventilate the galley's berth deck, and he knew she'd suffered at least two dozen casualties, as well.

The lower deck, known as the "gun deck", now carried no armament, and functioned as a "berth deck" where the crew lived, and was in fact placed below the waterline of the new frigates.

The Confederate artillery shells hit Lackawanna's berth deck near the magazine, causing mass casualties and igniting loose gunpowder which had spilled onto the floor while Lackawanna's sailors were assembling their own shells.