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| mance, Adventure and Faith in the Medieval | Mediterranean, a novel by Burton Visotzky. |
| ese refugees, indentured servants from the | Mediterranean, a majority from the island of Minorca, we |
| our of duty with the U.S. 6th Fleet in the | Mediterranean, a deployment that marked almost every yea |
| e besieged Capua after bypassing the great | Mediterranean abbey, which Atenulf had abandoned in hast |
| articipating in an exercise in the Eastern | Mediterranean, about 250 miles off the coast of Israel. |
| ronments include the Amazon, Key West, the | Mediterranean, Abyss, and the Great Barrier Reef. |
| t accompanied HMS Ark Royal in the Eastern | Mediterranean, acting as station tanker, refuelling Ark |
| essed both him, and the Commander-in-Chief | Mediterranean Admiral Sir Dudley Pound. |
| Also in the western | Mediterranean, Adriatic and Black Seas. |
| n areas around the world (Northern Europe, | Mediterranean, Africa, New World, Indian Ocean, South As |
| action that involved the Luftwaffe in the | Mediterranean, after the transfer of X. Fliegerkorps to |
| Hardinge remained in the | Mediterranean after this, serving under Captain Sir Sidn |
| portance as a trading centre for the whole | Mediterranean after it was inhabited by the Arabs. |
| aunched on 29 April 1933 and served in the | Mediterranean after her completion. |
| Departing 6 August with DesDiv 42 for the | Mediterranean again she conducted ASW operations with th |
| including missions to protect the Western | Mediterranean against the Turkish Fleets and the defeat |
| He served in the | Mediterranean against the pirates of Algiers from 1826 t |
| Further information: | Mediterranean Air Command, RAF Middle East Command, and |
| rch, Foster was engaged in staff duties at | Mediterranean Air Command before being appointed AOC RAF |
| The | Mediterranean Air Transport Service consisting of the US |
| Mediterranean Air Command | |
| He became Deputy Air Commander-in-Chief at | Mediterranean Air Command in 1943 and Deputy Chief of St |
| Douglas became a major sub-command of the | Mediterranean Air Command (MAC), the official Allied air |
| rces which itself was a sub-command of the | Mediterranean Air Command (MAC). |
| Command, which itself was a sub-command of | Mediterranean Air Command following a major reorganizati |
| ander-in-Chief of RAF Middle East Command, | Mediterranean Air Command (MAC), Mediterranean Allied Ai |
| n had merged with MEA by this time), Trans | Mediterranean Airways, and Lebanese International Airway |
| In 1994 he helped set up British | Mediterranean Airways, later known as BMED. |
| After returning to the | Mediterranean, Allemand was incorporated in Admiral Mart |
| Air Commander-in Chief | Mediterranean Allied Air Forces: Lieutenant General John |
| eral of both the Twelfth Air Force and the | Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Force in the newly org |
| Mediterranean Allied Strategic Air Force under Major Gen | |
| er 10, 1943 when MAC was disbanded and the | Mediterranean Allied Air Forces (MAAF) were established. |
| uty Director of Operations at Headquarters | Mediterranean Allied Air Forces in May 1945. |
| ough it was attached to No.345 Wing of the | Mediterranean Allied Coastal Air Force (MACAF). |
| as a staff officer at headquarters of the | Mediterranean Allied Air Forces in North Africa. |
| became senior intelligence officer of the | Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air Forces and accompanied |
| est African Coastal Air Force and then the | Mediterranean Allied Coastal Air Force in 1943. |
| er 10, 1943 when MAC was disbanded and the | Mediterranean Allied Air Forces (MAAF) were established. |
| th to Rome, the Siena yards were bombed by | Mediterranean Allied Air Force Bombers. |
| r Forces established on February 18, 1943, | Mediterranean Allied Air Forces (MAAF) in December 1943, |
| seldom to break: six months of duty in the | Mediterranean alternating with training and fleet maneuv |
| Navy initially provided escorts within the | Mediterranean, although United States escorted these con |
| ty, the officers and enlisted personnel of | Mediterranean Amphibious Ready Group 3-82 and Marine Amp |
| on 29 October 1982, | Mediterranean Amphibious Ready Group 3-82 and Marine Amp |
| cularly common in those of African, Asian, | Mediterranean, and Middle-Eastern descent. |
| t snouted seahorse found around the UK and | Mediterranean, and the drab seahorse found in the Red Se |
| ure is West European-inspired, with mainly | Mediterranean and Venetian elements. |
| It acted in the | Mediterranean and Libya in North African areas during 19 |
| She later went to the | Mediterranean and served on the River Danube. |
| of the expected Allied assault across the | Mediterranean and divert attention and resources from Si |
| Sea and off the Scandinavian coast, in the | Mediterranean and in the Pacific far east. |
| d in the Indo-West Pacific oceans, and the | Mediterranean, and Red seas. |
| ng line between the drainage basins of the | Mediterranean and the North Sea. |
| was mostly Latino, southern European, and | Mediterranean; and D House comprised mostly students of |
| served in the Mysore Campaign of 1799, the | Mediterranean and Peninsula Campaigns of the Napoleonic |
| He served in submarines in the | Mediterranean and Far East from 1942 to the end of the W |
| It is also reported from the | Mediterranean and Black Seas, and is a Lessepsian migran |
| In 1866-1869 Wadleigh was in European, | Mediterranean and African waters as an officer of Ticond |
| oman rule began to extend over the Eastern | Mediterranean and the Balkans. |
| Trusty served in the | Mediterranean and in the Pacific Far East. |
| ited States Navy, serving in the Atlantic, | Mediterranean, and Pacific theaters and rising to the ra |
| ruiser HMS Sirius, which saw action in the | Mediterranean, and he was present at Operation Husky, th |
| The command served in combat in the | Mediterranean and European theaters until May 1945. |
| douinii) is a large gull restricted to the | Mediterranean and the western coast of Saharan Africa. |
| e located in a transition zone between the | Mediterranean and the central upland plateaux known as L |
| f Norfolk, Virginia, participating in both | Mediterranean and Caribbean deployments. |
| he was appointed commander-in-chief in the | Mediterranean and led all naval operations in the Black |
| st of her service was between ports in the | Mediterranean and New York. |
| In 2004, he won the Tour | Mediterranean and the Paris-Nice race. |
| ed as Mate on HMS Pantaloon on the Africa, | Mediterranean, and Home stations and on the survey ship |
| ay and Iceland to Senegal, and also in the | Mediterranean and Black Sea. |
| It is found in | Mediterranean and sub-Mediterranean areas of the Near Ea |
| After service in the | Mediterranean and the Dover Patrol, she struck a mine of |
| ne 1987 she made another deployment to the | Mediterranean and followed this up with two more deploym |
| ernational investigators from 12 different | Mediterranean and non-Mediterranean countries. |
| In 1869 she returned to the | Mediterranean, and was present at the opening of the Sue |
| straits leading from the Black Sea to the | Mediterranean and sharing a border with Syria, Iraq, and |
| it is thought the species may exist in the | Mediterranean and California specimens may actually be i |
| The | Mediterranean and Middle East, Volume VI: Victory in the |
| jor Carmick served with distinction in the | Mediterranean, and commanded the Marines in the Battle o |
| n Anatolia, later diffusing throughout the | Mediterranean and into Central and Northern Europe. |
| itish and American forces operating in the | Mediterranean and North African theaters, and was bombed |
| adne, he participated in operations in the | Mediterranean and around the United Kingdom. |
| s used to support allied operations in the | Mediterranean, and was one of the three merchant ships u |
| assignment with the U.S. 6th Fleet in the | Mediterranean and returned to Newport on 27 July. |
| t of A. clausi, being found in the western | Mediterranean and the north east Atlantic as far north a |
| southern | Mediterranean and Middle East participants in the Union |
| The ship was diverted to the | Mediterranean and proceeded to Suez, where she took part |
| 1962 the destroyer made another cruise to | Mediterranean and Middle Eastern ports, operating with n |
| es, the squadron saw action throughout the | Mediterranean and Southern Europe and earned battle stre |
| served in that ship as she cruised in the | Mediterranean and off the coast of Central America, and |
| ckley completed three tours of duty in the | Mediterranean, and served as gunnery and engineering sch |
| Rich departed on 22 February 1971 for the | Mediterranean and a five-month cruise with the Sixth Fle |
| in the rank of lieutenant commander in the | Mediterranean and Adriatic, participated in a battle aga |
| Bristol was operating in the | Mediterranean, and in 1916 she joined the Adriatic Squad |
| ican and Royal Navies in the Atlantic, the | Mediterranean and the Western Approaches. |
| ayer also drew other places in the Eastern | Mediterranean and the Balkans for Ainslie and in his tim |
| Modernized in 1953-1954, she served in the | Mediterranean and on the African coasts. |
| per was located in the middle, between the | Mediterranean and the Orontes River. |
| lied aircraft and aircrew over the eastern | Mediterranean and later the Persian Gulf and Arabian sea |
| In 1802 she was in the | Mediterranean, and in November she sailed from Malta for |
| of the British Army, serving in Italy, the | Mediterranean and the Middle East. |
| th Allied air forces in the North African, | Mediterranean and Italian theatres, and saw limited serv |
| ordered to join the U.S. 6th Fleet in the | Mediterranean and on 18 May, with other members Or her d |
| On 28 October 1970, she headed for the | Mediterranean and her second tour with the 6th Fleet. |
| he took part in cruiser operations in the | Mediterranean and Adriatic. |
| Officer to the Air Commander-in-Chief, RAF | Mediterranean and Middle East in July 1945. |
| e 3rd Flotilla, returned once again to the | Mediterranean, and was in the area during the Suez Crisi |
| sea, George Washington completed its sixth | Mediterranean and Persian Gulf deployment and returned t |
| Upon completion, HMS M31 was sent to the | Mediterranean, and remained there until March, 1919. |
| extensive service in the war, in both the | Mediterranean and Pacific theaters. |
| hristians, R. M. Berchman, trans., Ancient | Mediterranean and Medieval Texts and Contexts 1 (Leiden: |
| air and Ottoman admiral Turgut Reis in the | Mediterranean and in North Africa, and particularly in t |
| 55) took Putnam from the East Coast to the | Mediterranean and the Caribbean. |
| next 2 years she cruised primarily to the | Mediterranean and Europe with additional assignments sen |
| , and during World War II he served in the | Mediterranean and the South of France. |
| il 3 November 1946 when she sailed for the | Mediterranean and similar duty. |
| taff of Major-general Brent Spencer in the | Mediterranean and at the capture of Copenhagen, and rece |
| ic coast of Europe, Hawaii, Hong Kong, the | Mediterranean and Japan. |
| He saw several excursions to the | Mediterranean and was promoted to Captain, 4th Garrison |
| Namibia and South Africa, New Zealand) and | Mediterranean and Black Sea (Italy, Spain, Greece and Fr |
| eline Lee's final bombing mission over the | Mediterranean and the recovery by the Major of his suppr |
| It appears to belong to a group of | Mediterranean and adjacent Atlantic species which includ |
| Meanwhile Keith had followed him into the | Mediterranean and gathered together the scattered Britis |
| ers trading to and from North Sea, Baltic, | Mediterranean and Black Sea ports. |
| he homogenization of the scale between the | Mediterranean and Atlantic). |
| made Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief, RAF | Mediterranean and Middle East Command (which had absorbe |
| rs on 26 May 1900 and was used in both the | Mediterranean and home waters. |
| 8 June, she sailed with ammunition for the | Mediterranean, and until 6 November supplied ships in Or |
| 1943 and 1944, including operations in the | Mediterranean, and was transferred to the Royal Canadian |
| Europe from Spain to Scotland, and in the | Mediterranean and Baltic Seas. |
| mber 1940, and had an active career in the | Mediterranean and Pacific Far East. |
| hilippines, through the Suez Canal and the | Mediterranean, and returned to the Atlantic coast in Oct |
| D: | Mediterranean and Black Sea |
| tan painters spread throughout Greece, the | Mediterranean and Europe. |
| us was allocated to Force H in the western | Mediterranean and she was part of the covering forces th |
| d the 7th Destroyer Squadron, based in the | Mediterranean, and the following year joined the 21st Es |
| he aquarium exhibits many species from the | Mediterranean and Red Seas around Egypt, as well as some |
| at campaign against Allied shipping in the | Mediterranean and the Black Sea in support of Germany's |
| her to numerous locations in the Atlantic, | Mediterranean and Adriatic regions, including Haiti, Spa |
| wintering on coasts in western Europe, the | Mediterranean and (in small numbers) the northeast USA. |
| In 1915 she served in the | Mediterranean and in July 1916 in the Aegean with her si |
| were created in 1932 for Boreal, Atlantic, | Mediterranean, and Pontic species, with an additional ar |
| dan, Saudi Arabia and Yemen in the eastern | Mediterranean and the Middle East, and (d) almost all co |
| ior seamanship Napier overtook them in the | Mediterranean and Powerful entered the harbour of La Val |
| eventing Axis air supremacy in the western | Mediterranean, and providing a future logistics base for |
| ed to Commander in 1816, and served in the | Mediterranean and off the coast of Africa. |
| He became Rear Admiral for the | Mediterranean and Channel Fleet in 1904 and Commander-in |
| isters, she was originally assigned to the | Mediterranean and later to the Red Sea. |
| unleavened bread popular in Arab, eastern | Mediterranean and southern Asian countries, though thinn |
| In 1704 Leake was sent to the | Mediterranean and took part in the assault and capture o |
| s have been identified in samples from the | Mediterranean and Red Seas and the Sargasso Sea and the |
| esults in the environmental cleanup of the | Mediterranean and interconnected regions. |
| and could thus enjoy safe passage into the | Mediterranean and along the coast. |
| the east via the shorter route through the | Mediterranean and the Suez Canal. |
| carrier HMS Glory (R62), operating in the | Mediterranean and Far East, 1943-1945; received a B.A. d |
| the iris family distributed in Europe, the | Mediterranean, and South Africa. |
| ed for convoy escort duties in the central | Mediterranean, and for support of military operations in |
| llecting meteorological data from both the | Mediterranean and Atlantic. |
| untries into a single affiliate, as in the | Mediterranean and Scandinavian regions. |
| It is wedged between the | Mediterranean and the Litoral mountain ranges. |
| when he accompanied Admiral Russell to the | Mediterranean, and was also appointed a Lord of the Admi |
| choreography was chosen for "X Biennal of | Mediterranean and European young artists" in Serajevo. |
| Seafire in operations in North Africa, the | Mediterranean and in the south of France. |
| In 1919 Benbow was deployed in the | Mediterranean, and then with the Black Sea squadron in s |
| f the civilisation of the countries of the | Mediterranean and Western Europe in his book The Threefo |
| During that time, she operated in the | Mediterranean and the Atlantic until the year's end. |
| Baker prepared for another mission to the | Mediterranean, and upon its completion 30 September sail |
| coast of Australia, California and in the | Mediterranean, and is always in search of the biggest wa |
| n May 1963, Pinnacle again deployed to the | Mediterranean and into 1970 regularly rotated between du |
| , a subsidiary of Fred Olsen Lines for the | Mediterranean and Canary Island (Insula Canaria (from ca |
| e Siege of Veracruz in 1847, served in the | Mediterranean and the South Pacific, and in 1858, as com |
| in the trade on the Iberian Peninsula, the | Mediterranean and the Levant. |
| he made cargo runs to Northern Europe, the | Mediterranean, and the Caribbean. |
| for two years in the waters of Europe, the | Mediterranean, and the east coast of Africa, where she s |
| They are native to the | Mediterranean and were introduced in parts of South and |
| escue by Walrus Squadrons in the Adriatic, | Mediterranean and Tyrrhenian Seas, 1942-1945. |
| gated the globe while carrying fuel to the | Mediterranean and the Far East. |
| In 1936 he was with Durban in the | Mediterranean and saw action during the Abyssinia crisis |
| Relieved from fighting the Ottomans in the | Mediterranean and with his treasury's coffers replenishe |
| was found in (Russia), (Yemen), (India), ( | Mediterranean) and (South America). |
| native to central and southern Europe, the | Mediterranean, and southwest Asia as far south as the Pu |
| It is native to the | Mediterranean and a pest of apple orchards and vineyards |
| d Copper Age societies of Britain, Europe, | Mediterranean, and Italy; island societies and island ar |
| panish Civil War she served in the western | Mediterranean and was based at Palina and Melilla. |
| imum weight of 12 kilograms (26 lb) in the | Mediterranean, and averages about 7 kilograms (15 lb) th |
| ucceed Sir John Lawson as commander in the | Mediterranean, and sailed to take up his command aboard |
| He served in the | Mediterranean and was promoted to captain on 28 June 183 |
| n 1916, she took part in operations in the | Mediterranean and notably in the blockade of Greece in t |
| It is native to southern Europe and the | Mediterranean and is used as an agent of biological pest |
| Baltic, to over 4% in parts of the eastern | Mediterranean and Red sea. |
| Walter Braithwaite, who had served in the | Mediterranean and on the Western Front during the war. |
| Bradford spent almost 30 years sailing the | Mediterranean, and many of his books are set there. |
| She remained in the Eastern | Mediterranean and the Aegean, until returning to England |
| s a short-lived biennial, occurring in the | Mediterranean and western Asia. |
| units and vice versa, in North Africa, the | Mediterranean and Italy. |
| In 1813 he was captain of a brig in the | Mediterranean, and in 1827 he made his first voyage to A |
| eira and the Canary Islands, including the | Mediterranean and the Black Seas. |
| fornian sequoias, arbutus from the eastern | Mediterranean and palms, which give the grounds their fe |
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