What is an aft anchor?

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they are manily used on landing craft.

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Yes you are right.....and all above are too. Its anchor at the rear of a boat or ship to keep the ship from turning sideways when the predominant current is coming from behind and the boat is not facing into the current. Basically to just keep it from spinning around while in place of unloading or just anchored period.

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the one at the back

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An anchor at the back of a ship. The term 'aft' means 'at the back of'

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From a nautical standpoint, it would the anchor that exists in the aft, or behind the boat.

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This is more commonly called the stern anchor. It is used mostly when beaching a vessel to enable the boat to be pulled off the beach when its time to go (especially if the tide drops). It does keep the vessel from being driven further onto the beach by wind or wave action and will keep the stern pointed out to sea.

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aft anchors are used at the rear of a vessel you would only use one if you wanted to keep vessel facing one way because with one anchor at the front the vessel will turn with the tide

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The anchor dropped from the back of the boat to slow a landing craft in the final approach and to help winch her off if she gets stuck!

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One at the back of the boat after the steering

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"Fast Frigate's" use them, they land on the beachhead with the anchor already out and stretched, unload, then the anchor is reversed to pull the ship back out to sea, they ride rough on the water because , of the flat bottom, also if the beachhead gets too hot, and the stern anchor "SLIPS" when being retrieved, you're "TOAST".

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It is the secondary anchor used at the back of a boat to stop it spinning around on its main foreward anchor.

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aft anchor is an anchor that is the same on the front but the aft one is at the back

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Just another anchor that you tie at the rear of your boat to keep
it from swinging about especially when watching TV on board.
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