engine room artificer मीनिंग इन हिंदी

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1. Sea time experience was given also to young Royal Marine officers and Engine Room Artificer apprentices.
2. Each Welfreighter was manned by a Sub Lieutenant RNVR as Commander, and a Naval Engine Room Artificer ( ERA ) or Army mechanic ( REME ).
3. On 31 July 1945, in James Magennis, Sub-Lieutenant William James Lanyon Smith, RNZNVR, and Engine Room Artificer Third Class, Charles Alfred Reed, attacked Japanese shipping at Singapore.
4. Realizing how hard it would be to escape from there, he and another ERA ( Engine Room Artificer ), W . E . " Wally " Hammond ( from the sunken submarine ), insisted on being moved on the grounds that they were not officers.
5. On 31 July 1945 in the Straits of Johor, Singapore, Smith was second-in-command of an improved Acting Leading Seaman James Magennis, the diver who attached the limpet mines to the " Takao ", and Engine Room Artificer Third Class Charles Alfred Reed, who was at the wheel.
6. Temporary Acting Lieutenant-Commander Kitto is mentioned in despatches along with Engine Room Artificer Third Class Quintrell and Petty Officer Eustis " for bravery, skill and determination whilst serving in " Nadder ", in successfully beating off an enemy air attack on l0 August 1945, whilst engaged in a special operation many hundreds of miles from any supporting force ".
7. :In the 1888 manoeuvres, " the proportion of untrained ( 2nd Class ) stokers which were draughted to several of the ships appears to have been too large . " The opinion of the captain of " Arethusa " was that the " engine room complement [ was ] insufficient by 2 engine room artificers, 2 leading stokers, and 23 stokers ."
8. In the 1888 British annual naval manoeuvres, " the proportion of untrained ( 2nd Class ) stokers which were draughted to several of the ships appears to have been too large . " The opinion of the captain of the " Arethusa " was that the " engine room complement [ was ] insufficient by 2 engine room artificers, 2 leading stokers, and 23 stokers ."
9. Lieutenant Fraser was also awarded the VC for his part in the attack; whilst Sub-Lieutenant William James Lanyon Smith, RNZNVR, who was at the controls of " XE3 " during the attack, received the Distinguished Service Order ( DSO ); Engine Room Artificer Third Class Charles Alfred Reed, who was at the wheel, received the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal ( CGM ).
10. John Buck, an English athlete, said this about his reason for attending the games : " I had been in Perth during the war years serving as an engine room artificer on H . M . submarine " Thule " and had the misfortune to pick up one of those endearing Australian bugs which left me in a rather poor state of health ( e . g . a paraplegic ) ".