noun A person who is in charge of a boat and its crew, responsible for steering and generally supervising the rowers
In the military, a coxswain is responsible for operating and steering small boats, often in rescue or tactical missions.
A coxswain is responsible for steering and navigating a boat, typically in a competitive racing setting.
In sailing, a coxswain may refer to the person in charge of steering a small sailing vessel, such as a dinghy or yacht.
In rowing, the coxswain is the person who sits in the stern of the boat and directs the rowers, providing instructions and motivation.
In nautical fiction, a coxswain may be a character responsible for steering and navigating a boat.
A coxswain is a person in charge of steering and directing the crew on a ship or boat.
In the navy, a coxswain is a petty officer responsible for steering and navigating a ship's small boats.