Disasters at Sea

2. An officer in the navy.
4. A number or group of ships all from the same navy or the same country.
5. The sinking or destruction of a ship by a storm, by running onto rocks,by a collision, or by enemy attack
8. An area where icebergs are very common.
10. Bullets, cannon shells or other explosives that are fired from a weapon
13. A large sailing ship with tall masts. It is usually Spanish.
17. The right-hand side of a ship.
19. The latest and most advanced scientific equipment.

1. A device that orbits earth and sends down useful information from space
3. A ship powered by large stream-driven engines.
6. Dangerous areas where the sea has frozen to form large masses of floating ice. It can crush a ship.
7. A way of using radio waves to "see" what is ahead of a ship in the dark or in fog.
9. The frame of a ship
11. To control the direction and course of a ship.
12. A way of finding things by measuring how long it takes for sound waves to bounce off them.
14. A route on an ocean or sea that is used by many ships.
15. A powerful tropical storm, which can cause massive destruction
16. The rear (back) section of the ship.
18. the front section of a ship