This simulator suite includes a maximum of (Marshall, 2002) separate operational rooms, seven of which (excluding the main bridge and main control room) can be setup in various arrangements, such as tugs, secondary ships etc. (Fig. 1).
All four of the large Cunard express liners, the two Queens, Aquitania and Mauretania survived, but many of the secondary ships were lost.
By 1979, the Royal Navy had ordered 56 Hands and 21 HAS2s to meet the anti-submarine requirements, these were also configured for the secondary anti-ship role.
In the first wave, 8 B5N torpedo bombers were supposed to attack the aircraft carriers that normally berthed on the northwest side of Ford Island, but none were in Pearl Harbor that day; 4 of the B5N pilots diverted to their secondary target, ships berthed alongside "1010 Pier" where the fleet flagship was usually moored.
There is a scant secondary market for ship loans right now, except at deep discounts that banks are loath to agree to, according to shipping finance experts.
One example is overgrowth of cyanobacteria on a reef at Rose Atoll (American Samoa) secondary to a ship grounding [28].
The ships then served in a variety of secondary duties, including barracks ships, target ships, and in the case of Beowulf, an icebreaker in the Baltic Sea.
The ships' secondary armament consisted of twenty-two 138 mm Mle 1910 guns, mounted in casemates.
The ships' secondary batteries would have been replaced with dual-purpose 120 mm guns.
The ships' secondary armament consisted of ten 15 cm SK L/40 guns, all placed in the sides of the hulls.
