Starboard = Green = Right side. Port = Red = Left side. As an easy way to remember them look at the number of letters in each: starboard has more than port green has more than red right has more than left GRASS is green, so Green Right At Starboard Side
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starboard is the right of a boat. port is either where large ships are docked or the left of a boat. the way i remember it is port= 4 letters, left= 4 letters.
In the oldest of sailing days the left side of the ship was called the "larboard" side. The right side was "steorbord" which is now "Starboard", it said that the name came literally from the side of the ship was steered from. larboard was too easily confused in high winds or loud sounds with starboard, so it was changed to "port side" which was the side of the ship cargo was loaded on from the docks.
"Hard 'a starboard" refers to a Helm Command, not a rudder command. The "Helm" (or tiller) is moved to the starboard side, when the ship is turned left. It's a British term.
It depends on the ship, but it's generally trimmed on all 4 points - Bow, Stern, Port and Starboard, making adjustments as the load changes (e.g., weapons usage, food usage, etc.).
Green on the starboard (right hand side standing aft and looking forward) red on the port.
Starboard is the right side of a ship or a boat. all 180 degrees of it.
As you stand on a ship and face the prow, the left hand side is called Port and the right hand side is called Starboard.
Starboard is the right side of a ship or aircraft when one is facing forward.
A red light (green is Starboard).Red Port or left looking at the bow
Red to port, green to starboard. You can remember this by recalling that the word "red" has less letters in it than "Green", and that "Port" has less letters than "Starboard".
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The dolphins were spotted off the starboard side of the ship.
The opposite of starboard (right side) is port (left side).
"Starboard" is the right-hand side of a ship or aircraft as one faces forward. The opposite side is called "port".