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Glossary. R

The Maritime Glossary. Letter R +++ Popular Articles: 'Right', 'Rudder', 'Research'

Deutsch: Bergung / Español: Recuperación / Português: Recuperação / Français: Récupération / Italiano: Recupero

Retrieval in the maritime context refers to the process of locating, recovering, and securing objects, vessels, or cargo from the sea. This can include activities such as salvage operations, rescue missions, and the recovery of sunken ships, lost containers, or equipment. The primary goal is to ensure the safety of the maritime environment, protect property, and, in some cases, preserve valuable or hazardous materials.

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English: Radio Frequency
German: RF is a shortcut for --->'Radio Frequency'.

English: Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia
German: RFDS is a shortcut for --->'Royal Flying Doctor Service'.

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English: RFL (disambiguation)
German: RFL is a shortcut for --->'Regulatory Functions Levy'.

English: RFT
German: RFT is a shortcut for --->'Request for Tender'.

English: Rib (disambiguation)
German: English: Rib (disambiguation)
German: RIB is a shortcut for --->'Rigid Inflatable Boat'.

RIBB is a shortcut for --->'Bolivian International Registry of Shipping'.

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RIDs is a shortcut for --->'Regulatory Impact Diagrams'.

Deutsch: Recht / Español: Derecho / Português: Direito / Français: Droit / Italiano: Diritto /

Right in the maritime context refers to the starboard side of a vessel when facing forward. It is the opposite of the left or port side. Understanding and adhering to the concept of "right" is crucial for safe navigation and communication in the maritime industry.

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English: Rim
German: RIM is a shortcut for --->'Remote Integrity Monitoring'.

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