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lighterage

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lighterage [′līd·ə·rij]
(industrial engineering)
Loading or unloading ships by means of a lighter.
The fee charged for this operation.


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Army lighterage from SDDC's Azores Detachment was turned-in for disposal Oct.
There is an excellent description of how a RRDF (Roll-on/roll-off discharge facility) and lighterage can be used to overcome poor arrival port facilities by unloading the SBCT onto what amounts to a floating pier off the coast as an intermediate step to get the SBCT ashore.
893 (1937) (expenditure incurred to construct a publicly owned breakwater for the purpose of increasing taxpayer's freight lighterage operation).
 
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