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However, he managed to swim	ashore, a feat which took him three hours.
in the initial assault landings there, putting	ashore a major part of Combat Landing Team 1, 22d Reg
red for protection against damage as they come	ashore, a lighter construction technique is used at d
doctor, and Griswold's body eventually washed	ashore about two miles away.
She ran	ashore about 6 to 8 miles east of Fort Morgan and the
It was run	ashore about 6 miles (9.7 km) west of Fort George.
	Ashore, Admiral Clark first served as Special Assista
e hurricane had a large wind field upon moving	ashore, affecting a large portion of North Carolina;
He retired	ashore after the end of the war, and died in 1791.
the violence of the hull collapse, and washed	ashore after drifting for a year.
out a ship, and he spent four and a half years	ashore after leaving Merlin.
After returning from the East Indies, he went	ashore again and spent time in 1845 and 1846 engaged
Aaron H. Hanson slipped	ashore ahead of the main landings to be staged near B
Coming	ashore ahead of the main landing force, the assault s
or more convicts may have managed to struggle	ashore alive.
Another, Thomas Kew, was washed	ashore alive.
ship when he is knocked unconscious and taken	ashore along with Snowy.
ard, brushing southwestern Haiti before moving	ashore along south-central Cuba.
of Mexico, and headed northward before moving	ashore along the Gulf Coast.
pproximately 24 hours after forming-it drifted	ashore along the northeast coast of Honduras, just we
Depth of water, and landmarks	ashore also accurate compared to chart-plotter.
Simultaneously with operations	ashore, Amphibious Task Force helicopters provided sp
Several fires were started	ashore; an ammunition dump exploded spectacularly and
He then came	ashore and settled back to where he grew up in Mobile
st and 69th Infantry Brigades were to be first	ashore and establish a beachhead.
On 1 October 1923 Vernon was moved	ashore and new departments were set up to cover aspec
This ship ran	ashore and is not listed as a war loss so was most li
d as the recognized flag of the Dominion, both	ashore and afloat.
which took the menacing raft in tow, pulled it	ashore, and put out the fire.
rican ships, or to alert British ships to come	ashore and carry out illegal trade.
chapter 3.E., the command	ashore and command afloat insignia are considered equ
He then swam	ashore and eventually founded the nearby church of Ll
his species is entirely aquatic, rarely coming	ashore and is chiefly herbivorous feeding on the frui
iency when at sea for long periods, would come	ashore and eat the leaves to alleviate the condition
ors, led by Captain Bradley A. Fiske, who went	ashore and attempted to extinguish the blaze.
C32 ran	ashore and was blown up in the Gulf of Riga on 22 Oct
A second landing put tanks	ashore, and Japanese planes bombed Haiphong, causing
She mounted the guns from her off side	ashore and presented a full battery.
neared the island, the sailors spotted a fire	ashore and feared that it might be a shore party from
The next morning Rogers sent a party	ashore and discovered that the fire was from Scottish
The keys for the ships magazine had been taken	ashore and no lookouts had been posted.
in the rocket, he landed in the sea, swimming	ashore and reporting "O my sultan!
was cornered by United States Navy ships, run	ashore and destroyed by her crew.
capabilities to provide support to the RN both	ashore and afloat.
which New Ironsides had given the Union forces	ashore, and eight members of his crew were subsequent
Hayes tricks Mr Moody to go	ashore and sails off with Jenny Ford Moody still on b
ing the damage; destroyers towed sinking ships	ashore and beached them, while boarding parties attem
rew of two men and a woman passenger struggled	ashore and walked a distance of 50 miles to Newcastle
Fearing that the Japanese soldiers would flee	ashore and into the mountains and do a revenge raid o
Meanwhile, the marine detachment went	ashore and set up a temporary camp at the base of an
approached Nelson with a request for a living	ashore and he became Vicar of Bridgham Norfolk in 180
capsized hulk of the Cap Arcona later drifted	ashore, and the beached wreck was broken up in 1949.
yclone caused heavy damage near where it moved	ashore and along its path, resulting in ten deaths.
When breeding they will come	ashore, and nest on Heard Island, Auckland Islands, C
After the war, he alternated tours of command	ashore and afloat with tours of ordnance duty, includ
issioned from the ship in December 2009 moving	ashore and recommissioning as the "stone frigate" HMS
ired sailors to wear dress uniforms when going	ashore, and over-enforced the division between office
A few days later, on July 9, 1935 she drifted	ashore and was beached on the eastern shores of Frase
eared for Eniwetok, where the wounded were put	ashore, and cargo, including 37 tons of dynamite for
lose fire support to the troops once they were	ashore, and then patrolled off the atoll during mop-u
returned from Darwin with the men who had gone	ashore and had been caught away from the ship during
ozen bodies of some twenty-four sailors washed	ashore, and were buried at the South End Burying Grou
transfer casualties from Okinawa to hospitals	ashore, and then she continued on to Pearl Harbor.
t lieutenant, an officer named Godby, would go	ashore and recover Perkins whilst the two ships remai
Most of the horses swam	ashore and were the ancestors of a feral herd that ro
ater, she put the rest of her troops and cargo	ashore and shifted to Subic Bay on 25 July for minor
t sortie after sortie in support of the troops	ashore and over the ships assembled, but the White Pl
He held major posts	ashore and afloat, chief of which were commanding the
1 nearly 1,500 American combat troops were put	ashore, and that night another 1,500 reinforcements l
On the 9th, troops went	ashore, and from then until the 11th, Rathburne alter
ners of the current site the boathouse was put	ashore and finally sold in 1882/83 for £32.
The ship was subsequently blown	ashore and wrecked.
They also brought	ashore, and buried, enough explosives, primers, and i
ouble A-side single “Some Nice Flowers / Wreck	Ashore” and in Spring/Summer 2011 they are due to rel
the responsibilities and importance of command	ashore and major program management.
e next month escorted convoys to supply troops	ashore around Davao Gulf, on the second such voyage b
increasing volume of fire directly onto troops	ashore as well as amphibious craft in succeeding wave
He then served	ashore as Director of Administrative Plans and Direct
ate of the ship City of New York, who remained	ashore as a member of the winter party and headed the
h Marine Corps troops and cargo, which she put	ashore as needed through the end of March.
she offered direct fire support to the troops	ashore, assisting in knocking out four enemy batterie
During the rest of the 1870s he served	ashore at Washington, D.C., and New York.
To add to his problems, a further brigade came	ashore at 0930, only to find that high winds were dri
He reappears in Scenario 2, apparently washing	ashore at the site of a battle between Medion's army
While in the U.S. Navy, Hattendorf also served	ashore at the Naval History Division, Office of the C
14 hours and 30 minutes later, she came	ashore at Kingsdown, Kent, England.
helicopter's flight data recorder, was brought	ashore at Great Yarmouth on 21 July, and transferred
On 26 April, remnants of the 164th went	ashore at Sibulan, some five miles (8 km) north of Du
, Niagara's boats carried the end of the cable	ashore at Brills Mouth Island, Newfoundland, and the
from the command ship Coronado to headquarters	ashore at Point Loma, San Diego, California.
nd spent the initial years of his naval career	ashore at the Naval Station in Boston, Massachusetts
She washed	ashore at Fiddlers Cove near Pescadero on September 6
The last flying Sunderland, "Excalibur", came	ashore at Calshot in 1984.
November the ship was seen to have been driven	ashore at Port Stephens.
ritain, France, and Ireland, etc., came safely	ashore at Puckaster, after he had endured a great and
ubmarine were taken on board Card who put them	ashore at Boston the next day.
p for scrap when she broke her tether and came	ashore at Scalby Mills, north of Scarborough.
was fired upon by Confederate cannon concealed	ashore at Carolina Landing, at Princeton, and at othe
ian in tow, and the injured man was soon taken	ashore at Portsmouth for treatment.
All but a few of her crew (those who were	ashore at the time) were killed in the blast which no
lements of the 41st Infantry Division were put	ashore at Zamboanga on the southwest tip of Mindanao.
he crew of the Norwegian merchant ship Ivanhoe	ashore at 07:45 on November 3 at Lodsvik.
ross-channel ferry, the MV Hengist, was driven	ashore at Folkestone.
(94 tonne) and the Christina (196 tonne), run	ashore at Plettenberg Bay
f from: Portstewart (County Londonderry), cast	ashore at Hood's Ferry, Islandmagee (opposite Larne),
On 26 September, Japanese forces came	ashore at Dong Tac, south of Haiphong, and moved on t
Davis was said to be the second man	ashore at Point Harmar, 7 April 1788, and he declared
and six LCI(L)'s, put some 700 assault troops	ashore at Mariveles on 15 February 1945.
week before and had just placed Marine Raiders	ashore at Rice Anchorage on New Georgia's northern sh
obert Ponting, the ship's cook, who was washed	ashore at Sorrento Back Beach after clinging to a por
fferent accommodation ships, they finally went	ashore at Brest on 26 December, and a few days later
the Anzac landing on 25 April 1915, and wenrt	ashore at around 4.30 am.
Passed Midshipman, Wyman spent a tour of duty	ashore at the Naval Observatory, Washington, D.C., be
ntil Prince Fushimi's northern expedition went	ashore at Pa-te-chui before resuming its advance.
destroyers set out to bombard Allied positions	ashore at Dover, England and Calais, France.
US troops going	ashore at Kwajalein, 1944
Going	ashore at Port Burwell, July 1923
On their first stop	ashore at St Jago, Darwin found rock formations which
The wreck drifted	ashore at Manzanillo."
one or more light cannon, which were wrestled	ashore at British Landing and hauled up through the i
These were put	ashore at Leyte 14 November.
Luis de Torres was the first man	ashore at Hispaniola.
Soldiers and marines stormed	ashore at Saipan on the 15th.
thout having to sacrifice their ability to put	ashore at shallow ports.
with a company of Independent Foreigners came	ashore at Hoffler's Creek near the mouth of the Nanse
He was taken	ashore at Ischia and died there on 18 November 1733.
(played by Henry Fonda), to lead the division	ashore at D-Day.
On June 21, the 55th Pennsylvania came	ashore at Wadmelaw Sound.
owe claimed to have been laid by UC-7, drifted	ashore before she could be rescued and broke her back
to go to the aid of the schooner Western Lass,	ashore beyond Prawle Point.
fire soon disabled the transport which drifted	ashore blocking the channel below the gunboats.
The next day the crew went	ashore, but returned a few men short.
nged into the water, was shot, managed to swim	ashore but was captured here and taken prisoner-of-wa
bardment the Anglo-French fleet sent no troops	ashore, but instead set sail for Kronstadt.
The captain and the purser were	ashore, but Rear-admiral Beaumont and 268 other men w
next day Feland began to send troops and cargo	ashore, but that night was ordered to retire from the
e of Admella's own lifeboats, which had washed	ashore, but it too was unsuccessful.
He moved	ashore but died on 4 June 1797.
The shark was too heavy to pull	ashore, but Smith estimated that the shark was at lea
ved by trans-Atlantic passengers being carried	ashore by lighter at Plymouth from liners bound for L
Cepheus supported the rapid advance of forces	ashore by four more voyages, two from Naples to the a
th a 31-star American flag that had been taken	ashore by Commodore Matthew Perry in 1853 after his s
more runs against the Blockade but was driven	ashore by the USS Florida on Wrightsville Beach, Maso
followed with eighty, but his fleet was driven	ashore by a storm and burnt by Wulfnoth.
sland was repaired and restored by sand pumped	ashore by the Army Corps of Engineers.
o burn the British fleet, at Quebec, are taken	ashore by British sailors.
Later that month, the San Bernard was driven	ashore by a gale, and lacking the $500 required to re
n aboard the Itata when she sailed and was put	ashore by its crew the same evening at Ballast point,
ytviken to work on whales as they were brought	ashore by commercial whaling ships.
as moored in the Gulf near the home was washed	ashore by the hurricane, lifted up, and crashed down
orical chronicle writer named Robert Knox came	ashore by chance near Trincomalee and surrendered to
chika asks for help, and is grabbed and thrown	ashore by Shigetada; Shigechika then stands tall and
Boats blown	ashore by Celia at Aransas Pass
e on 20 October, and all troops and cargo were	ashore by nightfall.
all of her 12-inch (300 mm) guns had been put	ashore by October 1917, where they were turned over t
With bitter fighting continuing	ashore, Cetus offloaded her much needed cargo over re
	Ashore, d'Urville and [fellow officer] Matterer met a
Grenville who had many sick men	ashore decided to wait for them.
man Badge and the Officer in Charge Afloat and	Ashore devices.
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a with an empty barrel tied to a rope and swam	ashore, dragging five French soldiers back to the shi
After delays encountered bringing Onondaga	ashore due to the ship rolling off of the ramp which
, 15 women serving aboard had to be reassigned	ashore due to pregnancy, earning the ship the nicknam
It washed	ashore during World War II and was defused and erecte
eing involved in a shipwreck and twice serving	ashore during sieges.
asted schooner out of Camden, Maine was driven	ashore during a nor'easter on the night of June 1, 19
Indeed, whilst Nelson was	ashore during the siege of Porto Ferrajo, Berry comma
Katrina came	ashore during the high tide of 6:56AM, +2.3 feet more
	Ashore, Earle had duty at the U.S. Naval Academy and
He was deployed	ashore early to the freshly captured air fields at Yo
after putting her troops and some of her cargo	ashore east of Algiers, she was attacked by German ai
ring the voyage, who continued to work for him	ashore for the next 50 years.
duty in the ship-of-the-line Ohio before going	ashore for a two-year tour at the New York Navy Yard
The crew moved	ashore for the overhaul and upon return had to requal
l landing parties which from time to time went	ashore for operations against Confederate traffic acr
As intense fighting continued	ashore for several weeks, the dock landing ship serve
They put	ashore for the night, and there Tora gave birth to he
odore Stephen Cassin, and by the army officers	ashore for his gallantry and assistance in the defens
Either Lauria or the French were	ashore for the night and encountered by the other, or
ericksburg, Virginia, sending scouting parties	ashore from time to time.
tral Caroline Islands, sending a landing party	ashore from her crew to ascertain the needs of the is
One thousand infantry went	ashore from the Union ships at Sheppard's Landing 13
the landing at Anzac Cove, the first wave went	ashore from the boats of three Formidable-class battl
Crimea, Lieutenant Day of HMS Recruit was put	ashore from a rowing boat to reconnoitre the bridge,
atch was issued about 33 hours prior to moving	ashore from Woods Hole to Plymouth, Massachusetts, in
ures were built using cypress wood that washed	ashore from a wreck.
eported to have developed from sheep that swam	ashore from shipwrecked Spanish ships that fled north
ures were built using cypress wood that washed	ashore from a shipwreck.
Drive, from salvaged mahogany logs that washed	ashore from the City of Vera Cruz shipwreck.
and that a man had been arrested after coming	ashore from another vessel.
des that unclaimed bodies of dead persons cast	ashore from the sea should be removed by the churchwa
corporated town using cypress wood that washed	ashore from shipwrecks, and named it Wash Woods.
Members of SLF Bravo went	ashore from landing craft and helicopters to clear th
hey were English sailors who had probably come	ashore from a ship moored in Blackwattle Bay.
"While	ashore from the Essex on surveillance duty he was cap
The second wave went	ashore from seven destroyers.
The men who spent time	ashore got sick and many died, including Jean and his
As the bloody fighting raged	ashore, Grady and the other ships engaged in equally
ard speed of 35 mph (55 km/h), and upon moving	ashore had a pressure of 965 mbar.
Michael row de boat	ashore, Hallelujah!

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