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ships and cook
The danger of fire on wooden
ships was simply too great
and the town
cook house was built to serve as the harbour cooking facility
.
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He also worked as
a cook and laborer on blockade runner
ships.
ships and Cookie
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Gloria talks to
Cookie, as Bosun
, the
ships First Mate
, talks to Captain Tempest about how to gain the
love of Miranda
.
ships and is
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It
is believed that Hudson was related to other seafaring men of the Muscovy Company
and was trained on company
ships.
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*
is the name of two
ships of the Royal Navy
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* 1941 – World War II:
The Italian convoy Duisburg
, directed to Tunisia
, is attacked
and destroyed
by British
ships.
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Though their holding-power-to-weight ratio
is significantly lower than admiralty pattern anchors
, their ease of handling
and stowage aboard large
ships led to almost universal adoption
.
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For
ships, a kedge may be dropped while
a ship
is underway
, or carried out
in a suitable direction
by a tender or ship's boat to enable the ship to be winched off if aground or swung into
a particular heading
, or even to be held steady against
a tidal or other stream
.
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In Book 15
, Hector
is restored to his strength
by Apollo
and returns to attack the
ships.
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Hector
is set on burning the
ships, the only way
he feels the Greeks will truly be defeated
.
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In October 1704
, after the
ships had parted ways because of
a dispute between Stradling
and Dampier
, the Cinque Ports was brought
by Stradling to an island that
is today known as Robinson Crusoe Island
in the uninhabited archipelago of Juan Fernández off the coast of Chile for
a mid-expedition restocking of supplies
and fresh water
.
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Unlike the typical hijackings of land vehicles or
ships, skyjacking
is not usually committed for robbery or theft
.
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* 1854 –
The Hinomaru
is established as the official flag to be flown from Japanese
ships.
The port
is accessible
by the largest
ships, but its accommodation
is indifferent
.
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In modern times it
is an important route for Alaska Marine Highway ferries as well as cruise
ships.
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Ship traffic
in the area
is seasonally busy
with cruise
ships.
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Altair
is the name of three United States navy
ships:
, and.
The Sparrow was used as the basis for
a surface-to-air missile
, the RIM-7 Sea Sparrow
, which
is used
by the United States Navy for air defense of its
ships.
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A characteristic application
is to the protection of
ships ' bottoms
, but more modern methods of cathodic protection have rendered its use less common
.
The strategy
is to buy or build 2 aircraft carriers ( 40
, 000 tonnes ), 4 LHD ( 20
, 000 tonnes ), 30 escort
ships, 15 submarines
, 5 nuclear submarines
and 62 ( patrol
ships ).
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A 45-degree course alteration
is required for the
ships at this point
.
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Another
is the 1988 Koko case
in which 5
ships transported 8
, 000 barrels of hazardous waste from Italy to the small town of Koko
in Nigeria
in exchange for $ 100 monthly rent which was paid to
a Nigerian for the use of his farmland
.
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Radioactive waste that
is covered under other international control systems
and wastes from the normal operation of
ships is not covered
.
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It
is possible that Bonaparte envisaged Aboukir Bay as
a temporary anchorage: on 27 July
he expressed the expectation that Brueys had already transferred his
ships to Alexandria
and three days later issued orders for the fleet to make for Corfu
in preparation for naval operations against the Ottoman territories
in the Balkans
, although the courier carrying the instructions was intercepted
and killed
by Bedouin partisans
.
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Running vertically from the foreground to the background
is a line of 14 anchored
ships flying red
, white
and blue tricolour flags
.
ships and instantly
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Combat occurs
in real time
, and involves firing weapons
, either
instantly damaging phasers or avoidable photon torpedoes depending on how far away enemy
ships are
, and what the player's ship
is armed
with.
The ten Athenian
ships in the harbor rushed out
and joined the attack
, and the Peloponnesians were
instantly routed
.
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Navtex
is an international
, automated system for
instantly distributing maritime safety information ( MSI ) which includes navigational warnings
, weather forecasts
and weather warnings
, search
and rescue notices
and similar information to
ships.
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In 1946 General Roy S
. Geiger observed the atomic bomb tests at Bikini Atoll
and instantly recognized that atomic bombs could render amphibious landings difficult because of the dense concentrations of troops
, ships and material at the beachhead
.
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In 1946
, U
. S
. Marine General Roy S
. Geiger observed the atomic bomb tests at Bikini Atoll
and instantly recognized that atomic bombs could render amphibious landings difficult because of the dense concentrations of troops
, ships and material at beachheads
.
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Of the animals left on board the
ships at anchor
in Bikini Lagoon
, approximately 10 % died
instantly.
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They have therefore installed
in at least two (
and possibly all ) of their
ships a ' Slaver Stasis field ', which stops time inside the hull
instantly should anything bad happen
, and keeps it stopped until the bad thing goes away
.
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French capital
ships of this time were
instantly identifiable
by their small size ( 10
, 000 tons ), huge spur rams
, great height
and pronounced tumble-home
.
The wave
instantly vaporizes smaller
ships without losing momentum
.
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Reaver
ships, captured from their victims
, are
instantly recognizable
by the haphazard red stripes
and bodies of victims adorning their hulls
.
ships and taken
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In
a total blockade
, action could also be
taken against
ships bringing
in chemicals
, oils
, textiles
, and even foodstuffs
.
The concessionaires also had to pay
a tax of one-tenth on the goods they traded
, and all pelts were to be
taken to company stores
and shipped to France
in company
ships.
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To replace them
, large numbers of men were
taken out of the frigates
and distributed among the
ships of the line
.
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After realising the captain of the
taken vessel was an Englishman
, Kidd tried to persuade his crew to return the ship to its owners
, but they refused
, claiming that their prey was perfectly legal as Kidd was commissioned to take French
ships, and that an Armenian ship counted as French if it had French passes
.
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Not only were the whales
taken in Magdalena Bay
, but also
by ships anchored along the coast from San Diego south to Cabo San Lucas
and from whaling stations from Crescent City
in northern California south to San Ignacio Lagoon
.
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After the end of the war
in June 1919 the German fleet interned
in Scapa Flow was scuttled
by its crews
, to avoid its
ships being
taken over
by the victorious allies
.
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An article
in The Daily Universal Register ( the forerunner of
The Times ) of 23 December 1786 revealed the plan for
a dual colonization of Norfolk Island
and Botany Bay: “
The ships for Botany Bay are not to leave all the convicts there ; some of them are to be
taken to Norfolk Island
, which
is about eight hundred miles East of Botany Bay
, and about four hundred miles short of New Zealand ”.
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On 3 May 1241
, a combined fleet of Pisan
and Sicilian
ships, led
by the Emperor's son Enzo
, attacked
a Genoese convoy carrying prelates from Northern Italy
and France
, next to the Isola del Giglio
, in front of Tuscany: the Genoese lost 25
ships, while about thousand sailors
, two cardinals
and one bishop were
taken prisoner
.
The USS Enterprise ( NCC-1701-C ) responded to the outpost's distress call
and engaged the Romulan
ships, but was defeated
and taken with its survivors ( among them
a version of Lieutenant Tasha Yar from the future of an alternate timeline ) back to Romulan territory
.
The most direct example of the latter
is that during the actual landing the 2nd Rangers disembarked from British
ships and were
taken to Omaha Beach
by Royal Navy landing craft ( LCAs ).
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In 1630
, a Dutch fleet of 70
ships had
taken the rich sugar-exporting areas of Pernambuco ( Brazil ) from the Portuguese but had lost everything
by 1654
.
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Since its inception
in 1948
, the U
. S
. Navy nuclear program has developed 27 different plant designs
, installed them
in 210 nuclear powered
ships, taken 500 reactor cores into operation
, and accumulated over 5
, 400 reactor years of operation
and 128
, 000
, 000 miles safely steamed
.
The latter use attracted the attention of wealthy Dutch merchants who began to build private yachts so they could be
taken out to greet their returning
ships.
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** All German
, Italian
, and Danish
ships anchored
in United States waters are
taken into " protective custody ".
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* July 9 – Russo-Swedish War – Second Battle of Svensksund: In
a massive Baltic Sea battle of 300
ships, the Swedish navy captures one third of the Russian fleet: 304 Swedes are killed
, 3
, 500 Russians killed
and 6
, 000 captured
, 51 Russian
ships are sunk
and 22 are
taken.
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* May 19 – French explorer Jacques Cartier sets sail for his second voyage to North America
with three
ships, 110 men
, and Chief Donnacona's two sons (
taken by Cartier during his first voyage ).
The rest of Admiral Drake's squadron also suffered heavy damage
, but the casualties were not as severe as those
taken on the first two
ships.
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Suffering
a severe shortage of officers following the capture of most of the professional French army at the Siege of Metz
and the Battle of Sedan
, naval officers were
taken from their
ships to officer the hastily assembled gardes mobiles or French reserve army units
.
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In an inscription from Napata (
in the Berlin museum ) the Nubian king Nastasen relates that
he had defeated the troops of " Kambasuten "
and taken all his
ships.
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Almost all of the
ships were sunk except for the flagship
, the Royal Charles
, which was
taken back to the Netherlands as
a trophy
.
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At this point the lower border of the tapestry shows
a fleet of ghost-like
ships thus hinting at
a future invasion .< sup >( scene 33 )</ sup >
The news of Harold's coronation
is taken to Normandy
, whereupon we are told that William
is ordering
a fleet of
ships to be built although it
is Bishop Odo shown issuing the instructions .< sup >( scene 35 )</ sup >
The invaders reach England
, and land unopposed
.
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Privateers proved to be far more successful that their US Navy counterparts
, claiming three quarters of the 1600 British merchant
ships taken during the war ( although
a third of these were recaptured prior to making landfall ).
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