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Pakistani Ship Hits Pier Near Naval Station Mayport

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During navel docking, port crew takes over ship for parking. Ship Capt must be pissed off big time..
 
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During navel docking, port crew takes over ship for parking. Ship Capt must be pissed off big time..

It is the pilot who takes over the vessel during docking at all ports around the world. The pilot is employed by the local port authority.
 
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It is the pilot who takes over the vessel during docking at all ports around the world. The pilot is employed by the local port authority.

Ths ship wasn't moving when this happened, it was testing its engine while quayside. Wonder is there would be a pilot on board for this.

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thts why im agianst all used naval ships of pakistan navy

What is your reason again? That an accident happens? What are you saying, really.
 
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Ths ship wasn't moving when this happened, it was testing its engine while quayside. Wonder is there would be a pilot on board for this.

There seems to be a common misconception that a Pilot assumes command of every Ship when docking. The Pilot embarks on board a Ship and is present on the Bridge solely in the role of an "advisor". While he may have "the con", i.e. give Steering and Engine Commands for the purpose, the Captain of the ship retains Command and Control of the Ship and remains responsible for the conduct of the manouevre or exercise or evolution. Command of the Ship never devolves from the Captain till he hands over command to his relieving Captain.

In this instance it was a "moored engine trial". There would be no cause for a Harbor Pilot to be on board.
 
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Type 053 is old relic, try to google type 054 instead.

Try to google Littoral Combat Ship. It is besides the point, which is that past chinese warship exports resulted in customers not always being particularly happy about the quality of the ships received (e.g. Thailand). Whereas most users of ex-usn ships have tended to be satisfied with what they got (in comparison to the cost of obtaining/running them).

Meow.
 
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