What is Monkey Island on Ships?
The term “monkey island” refers to a place at the most accessible height on a ship. Technically, it is a deck located directly above the navigating bridge. Find out more inside the article.
Articles By Shilavadra Bhattacharjee
Shilavadra Bhattacharjee
Shilavadra Bhattacharjee is a shipbroker with a background in commercial operations after having sailed onboard as a Third Officer. His interests primarily lie in the energy sector, books and travelling.
4 Ways To Become A Deck Officer in Merchant Navy
Planning to join merchant navy as a deck officer? Find out different ways to become a deck officer by joining a maritime course that suits your interest.
8 Things to Keep in Mind Before Joining Merchant Navy
Before joining & selecting merchant navy as career, following things that you should consider are-qualification,attitude and personality,social life and health.
Top 12 Tanker Shipping Companies in the World
As per Statista, the global oil tanker fleet has expanded considerably from the late 1990s to 2020 by over 76%. In this article, let us have a look at the world’s Top 12 tanker Shipping companies.
Top 10 Submarine Movies – How Many Have You Actually Seen?
Some of the best thriller movies are the ones that have submersible vessels as the central theme of their plotlines. Let’s take a look at some of the best submarine movies of all times.
Marine Radar and Its Uses in the Shipping Industry
Marine radars are short range radars used for locating other ships and land in the area.Ship radar are used as Tracking ship devices as per COLREGS.
Joining The Merchant Navy After Class 12th in India
Want to join merchant navy after class 12th in India? Learn about different career options and their eligibility requirements in the article inside.
What To Do On Joining A Ship As Navigational Watchkeeper (3/O & 2/O)
Learn about all important things a navigational officer, especially 2nd officer and 3rd officer, has to perform on joining a ship.
A Comprehensive Guide to Marine Sextant – Principles, Usage, and Maintenance
A sextant is a marine navigation instrument which is used to measure the angle between two objects. Sextant is still used on many ships around the world.
