Ra ?

[Doc Vernon]

Now there is something Des
Not the same Year as you but my late Brother was on the British Navigator as well.
Not many that had served on her! Think at the time she was the Largest of the Fleet that was Built ? But not too sure!
Cheers


Ooooops! See an error it was the British Aviator! Sorry!

[roger leck]

I think that means running agreement Roger, but thee are others with more knowledge than i, kt

Thanks for the reply Keith.

[Des Taff Jenkins]

I Just found another anomaly, big words coming out now LoL I was on the British Scout for six months, she was coasting, Ireland, Scotland, England, with trips to Europe mixed in, only Fgn on that one.
Des

[happy daze john in oz]

I was in the Scouts for a short time, did the Cubs bit first but found there was more to enjoy.
Bob a job week was not for me, I wanted two bob.

[Des Taff Jenkins]

I was in the Scouts for a short time, did the Cubs bit first but found there was more to enjoy.
Bob a job week was not for me, I wanted two bob.

John.
You were getting more for the job than I was.
Des

[Michael Chamberlain]

RA was mostly used as Running Agreement on Ferries where you worked short periods on and off.
This could be a year or so working on the same ferry.
You only signed off if you went to another ship or change of articles.

[Anthony Cusack]

I think that means running agreement Roger, but thee are others with more knowledge than i, kt

Yes RA used as Running Agreement . Used when trading around coasts like home trade.

[Tony Taylor]

Yes RA used as Running Agreement . Used when trading around coasts like home trade.

I have loads of RA and never came anywhere near coasting.

[Keith Tindell]

Thats right, i have a combination of the two on some ships discharge, RA and FGN on the same entry, kt

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I also have HT, home trade when on the coast,

[Tony Taylor]

Thats right, i have a combination of the two on some ships discharge, RA and FGN on the same entry, kt

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I also have HT, home trade when on the coast,

most said FGN RA, some just FGN