Noun:

জাহাজের মেঝে দায়িত্ব,

shipboard duty's Usage Examples:

biplane in the late 1930s, virtually all fixed-wing aircraft designed for shipboard duty have been equipped with folding wings.

Ensign Charlene Albright, one of first women assigned to shipboard duty, aboard the USS Norton Sound, 1978.

The constraints of shipboard duty however brought some practical considerations - for ordinary work duties.

As one of the first women officers assigned to shipboard duty, then-Lieutenant, junior grade Loewer served on the destroyer tender.

need for hospital corpsmen in a vast array of foreign, domestic, and shipboard duty stations, as well as with United States Marine Corps units, the hospital.

as "part of a pilot program to evaluate the utilization of women for shipboard duty.

in October 1831 he was ordered to accompany students to Acapulco for shipboard duty.

Marines would be limited to shipboard duty with tasks determined by the ships' commanding officers.

Command Master Chief Petty Officer Brice Baldwin are to be relieved of shipboard duty, and close to a dozen other sailors will receive non-judicial punishment.

tube was relatively immune to vibration, and thus vastly superior on shipboard duty, particularly for navy ships with the shock of weapon fire commonly.

community, women were able to serve in a warfare specialty without shipboard duty that was still being denied.

Suneson became the first line WAVES officer to be ordered to shipboard duty.

Suneson becomes the first line WAVES officer to be ordered to shipboard duty.

With his old command of Aroostook already filled, he had no ready shipboard duty.

Synonyms:

service abroad; assignment; sea-duty; duty assignment;

Antonyms:

heavy-duty; dark;