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52-02 introduced forward raked wheelhouse windscreens, had a unique wheelhouse side window pattern and retained the aft mounted flying bridge.

On 52-03, the flying bridge was moved to the forward end of the wheelhouse, the front of which was rounded.

From 54-04, the forward flying bridge was standardised and the forward raked wheelhouse windscreens were reintroduced.

The final external change came with 52-11 which had flush sided forward wheelhouse windows and this was a feature of all subsequent boats.

In appearance very similar to the LCVP which Higgins Industries also constructed, with a wide load area at the front and a small armoured (1/4"nbsp;inch steel) wheelhouse on the aft decking over the engine room.

The Tamar has a new design of crew workstation with seats that can move up and down as the boat passes through rough seas at high speed, and a networked computerised Systems and Information Management System (SIMS) which allows the crew to monitor and control the boat entirely from within the wheelhouse.

In addition the conning tower was replaced by a wheelhouse.

" Eric Torres of Pitchfork also gave praise to Del Rey's version and shared many of the same opinions as other reviewers when he described the cover as "decidedly within Del Rey's wheelhouse.

She carried Marconi apparatus located beside the wheelhouse on the upper deck.

Survivors of the disaster reported last seeing Commander Herndon in full uniform, standing by the wheelhouse with his hand on the rail, hat off and in his hand, with his head bowed in prayer as the ship gave a lurch and went down.

Wheel well (also wheelhouse, wheelhousing, or bucket): The enclosure or space for the wheel.

After the war both ships were reconstructed by the Royal Navy with large deckhouses fore and aft, giving an improved drill area and extra offices; they were also provided with tall wheelhouses and dummy funnels.

The cradle is then tilted and acts as a mobile slipway as the boat is launched by release of a single bow strop from the wheelhouse, rather than the old carriage launched method of four chains being released by crew members on deck.