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Technical and operational reference text detailing the design, performance, equipment, launch and recovery procedures, and crew structure of the Shannon class all-weather lifeboat at Exmouth Lifeboat Station.
Organisation: Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI)
Lifeboat Class: Shannon class all-weather lifeboat (ALB)
Station: Exmouth Lifeboat Station
Year Introduced: 2013
Builder: RNLI, Poole
Cost: £2,131,000 (RNLI Loud and Clear, 2020 edition)
Length: 13.6 metres
Beam: 4.5 metres
Draught: 1 metre
Weight: 18 tonnes
Fuel Capacity: Two tanks, 1,370 litres each
Engines: Two 13-litre Scania diesel engines, 650hp each
Propulsion: Two Hamilton HJ364 waterjets
Maximum Speed: Over 30 knots
Operational Speed: 25 knots
Range: 250 nautical miles
Endurance: 10 hours at full power with 10% fuel reserve
Crew Complement: 6
Launch System: SLARS (Shannon Launch and Recovery System)
Fire Suppression System: Pyrogen system in engine room
Operational Capability: 16 metre waves and 60 knot winds
Upper Crew Age Limit: 65 years
Primary Function: Maritime search and rescue
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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MOEX All-Weather Index Methodology
Year: 2025
Region / city: Moscow
Theme: Financial Index Methodology
Document Type: Methodology
Organization: Moscow Exchange
Author: Moscow Exchange
Target Audience: Financial Analysts, Traders, Exchange Members
Period of Validity: Indefinite, subject to quarterly updates
Approval Date: 24 February 2025
Date of Changes: Quarterly updates, as specified by the Exchange
Coast Guard Memorial – Cape Disappointment Motor Lifeboat Station January 2022
Year: 2022
Location: Cape Disappointment, Washington, USA
Type of Document: Commemorative article
Organization: U.S. Coast Guard
Author: BM2 Bob Meneghini (Ret)
Event Dates: 12 January 1961; 15 November 1977; 11 January 1991
Ceremony Participants: SN Ares Preciado, SN Timothy Soli, SN William Beckman, SN Brandon Lawrence, BM1 Ashley Senne, Ret. CWO Larry Hass, SN Mark Wyse
Purpose: Honoring Coast Guardsmen who died in service
Performance Work Statement for USNS COMFORT Lifeboat System Installation
Year: 2026
Region / City: United States
Subject: Lifeboat system replacement and installation
Document Type: Military technical specification
Organization: Military Sealift Command (MSC)
Author: MSC Engineering Division
Target Audience: Contractors, naval engineers
Implementation Period: Upon contract award until completion of installation
Approval Date: 2026
Referenced Vessels: USNS MERCY (T-AH 19)
Standards: USCG CFR 46, SOLAS-compliant, IMO LSA Code
Components Included: Enclosed lifeboats, davits, winches, release mechanisms, spare parts, manuals
Testing Requirements: Full system inspection and operational testing prior to delivery
Installation Details: Port and starboard sides, 01-Level integration
A different kind of castaway: Chapters 41–49 of Pi's survival journey on the lifeboat
Year: 2001
Region / City: Oceanic voyage
Theme: Survival, human-animal interaction
Document type: Literary summary / analysis
Author: Yann Martel
Target audience: Readers of "Life of Pi"
Characters: Pi, Richard Parker, Orange Juice, hyena, zebra
Narrative focus: Psychological and moral development, animal behavior, human resilience
Events described: Shipwreck, survival struggles, predator-prey dynamics, emotional and physical challenges
Ethical Analysis of Garrett Hardin’s Lifeboat Metaphor and Humanitarian Aid
Year: 1974
Author: Garrett Hardin
Type of Document: Article / Essay
Topic: Ethics, Resource Distribution, Humanitarian Aid
Target Audience: General public, policymakers, ethicists
Region: Global
Key Concepts: Lifeboat metaphor, wealthy vs. poor nations, moral reasoning
Critiques: Oversimplification, flawed assumptions, bias in reasoning
Historical Context: Post-World War II humanitarian aid debates, Cold War era resource concerns
Source Type: Academic essay
Topics: Exmouth All-Weather Lifeboat