Examples of 'right full rudder' in a sentence
Meaning of "right full rudder"
right full rudder - This command is used in nautical contexts to instruct the crew to turn the rudder to the fullest extent on the right side, typically to make a sharp right turn
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right full rudder
Right full rudder all ahead flank.
Main engines full ahead . Right full rudder.
Come right full rudder.
All back starboard shaft. Right full rudder.
Right full rudder Attention to friends.
Both main engines indicate full ahead . Right full rudder.
Siren Right full rudder.
Reverse starboard engine! Right full rudder.
Jarod Right full rudder.
Degree down angle . Captain! Right full rudder.
Right full rudder! Right full rudder.
Tommy, come right full rudder.
Right full rudder all ahead flank, now! Move! Right full rudder all ahead flank.
Evasive maneuver … right full rudder.
Move! Right full rudder all ahead flank.
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All full ahead . Right full rudder.
Right full rudder all ahead flank, now!
Rocks dead ahead. Right full rudder.
Launch countermeasures. -Countermeasures being deployed, sir. Diving Officer, right full rudder.
Single four. Right full rudder.
Sir. Right full rudder.
Set battle stations. Right full rudder.
Move! Right full rudder.
All back one-third . Right full rudder.
Quick! Right full rudder.
I will shake him loose. - Right full rudder.
Captain! Right full rudder.
Diving Officer, right full rudder.
That 's an order! Right full rudder.
It 's an order! Right full rudder.
Helm, Bridge . Right full rudder.
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