Reduced Operating Status definition

Reduced Operating Status or “ROS” means a Military Sealift Command ship or a Maritime Administration (MARAD) ship that is withdrawn from Full Operating Status because of decreased operational requirements.
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Examples of Reduced Operating Status in a sentence

  • NDRF vessels in the RRF are maintained in either Reduced Operating Status (ROS) or Inactive Status as reserve sealift assets for national defense and other non-commercial maritime purposes.

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