Noun:

ତୁର୍କମାନ୍,

surfmen's Usage Examples:

MLBs are called "surfmen", after the name given to the volunteers of the original USLSS.

surfmen in specially made beach carts.

Rasmus Midgett, one of a long line of North Carolina surfmen known as the Mighty Midgetts, was on patrol for the Gull Shoals Lifesaving.

"dynamic instability", where the boat becomes unstable at high speeds, many surfmen who became qualified on the boats have sworn by them.

"surfmen" would be hired, living at the station which could also house rescue victims.

Those so qualified are referred to as surfmen, a term that was originally used by the United States Life-Saving Service.

For the rescue that Captain James himself called "miraculous," all nine surfmen were awarded the Treasury Department"s U.

After the 1892 closure of the Humboldt Harbor Light, surfmen used.

appointment of a paid crew and became known as one of the most distinguished surfmen attached to the U.

At times, surfmen rode horses to patrol the beaches The station could call upon the assistance.

two-story building with a small lookout tower manned by six to eight volunteer surfmen who conducted rescues of the Satellite (1879) and the Phineas S.

station which although no longer there has a stone memorial to deceased surfmen Plymouth Moose Lodge #2485 Indian Burial Ground (Fresh Pond Boat Landing).

Members of stations were typically known as "surfmen".