Video Review: High Speed Craft & Excitation Mechanics!

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  A Written Examination of                                                                                                   High Speed Craft & Excitation Mechanics!                                            by Machine Pencil Cartography!

My video about high speed craft & excitation mechanics, begins by discussing a document published by the International Mairtime Organization (IMO).  <Found Here>

                    There were previous attempts at making this video, which were followed up for quality                            control reasons. 


























https://www.imo.org/en/ourwork/safety/pages/hsc.aspx 

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