Terminology question ?

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  • toppack
    Rear Admiral
    • Nov 2008
    • 1124

    Terminology question ?

    In a Submarine, What exactly is the 'Loft' or 'Loft-floor'?
    Is this the Bridge or 'Something Completely Different? :)
    Do both British and American Navies use this term?
    Rick L.
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    * Asking Questions is a 'Good Thing',
    Since Learning is Always a 'Good Thing' *
  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
    Moderator
    • Aug 2008
    • 12368

    #2
    Originally posted by toppack
    In a Submarine, What exactly is the 'Loft' or 'Loft-floor'?
    Is this the Bridge or 'Something Completely Different? :)
    Do both British and American Navies use this term?

    Never heard it, and I qualified aboard a diesel and an SSBN Submarine.

    David,
    Who is John Galt?

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    • toppack
      Rear Admiral
      • Nov 2008
      • 1124

      #3
      Thanks, David
      I'm thinking it's a British slang term?
      Rick L.
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      * Asking Questions is a 'Good Thing',
      Since Learning is Always a 'Good Thing' *

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      • toppack
        Rear Admiral
        • Nov 2008
        • 1124

        #4
        I just remembered that horizontal cross sectional lines thru a hull or drawing of a hull are called 'loft lines'. Maybe a 'loft floor' is similar but means a 'reference floor' in the hull, that other things are measured vertically from? I'm just guessing here.
        Last edited by toppack; 04-30-2009, 03:20 PM.
        Rick L.
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        Since Learning is Always a 'Good Thing' *

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