The positions on a sailing ship might include the captain, the executive officer, first mate, second mate, navigator, logbook keeper, master-at-arms, and ship's doctor (ship's surgeon) who was often not an actual medical doctor. Larger crews might include a purser (finance), quartermaster, and chaplain.
Common seamen might be designated "captain of the foretop" or similar specific duties. Positions included the cook, coxswain, yeoman, gunsmith, gunner, armorer, or sailmaker. The terms "midshipman" and "master's mate" originally referred to seamen and later to junior officers and petty officers.
(for a chart of Royal Navy positions, see the related link)
to control the ship and because it is a war ship the sailors control the weapons
Sailors (a.k.a. Sea-Men)
Commanding the ship's crew, taking care of navigating and keeping the ship's log book.
the ship captain and sailors the ship captain and sailors
Britain captured american ships. When they captured it, they impressed the sailors on it.
My best guess is that it references the poor manners of sailors (to curse like a sailor). The quarterdeck is part of an old sailing ship, and sailors (usually all male) where not known for their gentlemanly behaviour.
the was sailing ship titanic where to sailing was new york
hidegatherer, galley, riggers, bosuns, hidegatherer, galley, riggers, bosuns,
Same things sailors did on other ships. Repaired ship, pumped water that leaked into the ship, raised and lowered sails, steered ship, maintained weapons, cooked food, raised/ lowered anchor, kept a lookout for other ships, navigated the ship.
Sailing Ship Columbia was created in 1958.
A ketch is a sailing ship with two masts.
You are describing the mast.