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| He served as a | naval officer in World War II and retired from the U |
| He distinguished himself in a | naval engagement by defeating two Turkish galleys, r |
| Augustus John Hervey (1724-1779), a | naval officer, and second son of Lord Hervey of Ickw |
| She served as part of a | naval contingent used to maintain peace in the Pacif |
| eature makes its power known as it decimates a | naval fleet with ease, before flying toward the near |
| Osterkamp flew as a | naval pilot operating over the Western Front. |
| uring the American Civil War, Page served as a | Naval aide to the Governor of Virginia in 1861. |
| The Battle of Kinburn/Kil-Bouroun was a | naval engagement during the final stage of the Crime |
| Sablin was born into a | naval family in Mykolaiv. |
| ommissioned in 1918 and subsequently used as a | naval artillery school, until 1929 when she was scra |
| The Action of 10 November 1944 was a | naval engagement of World War II involving an Americ |
| younger son the Honourable Dudley Pelham was a | naval commander and politician. |
| ly MD-160 completed is now sitting unused at a | naval station in the town of Kaspiysk. |
| with France in the Mediterranean, leading to a | naval arms race. |
| th, which claimed two coastal freighters and a | naval patrol minesweeper in less than a week. |
| I am not a | naval expert, but if there is to be a change here, I |
| x of blue collar industry, the area remained a | naval base and commercial shipyard. |
| during World War I, Kerkenna never received a | naval registry Identification Number (Id. |
| A | naval version operating on a slightly different wave |
| r of Invergordon Kirk from 1929 to 1967; and a | Naval Chaplain at the nearby shore base. |
| He was a | naval cadet aboard the HMS Bacchante in 1881. |
| enved was the first Danish king to establish a | naval port in Copenhagen. |
| the 2nd was a pioneer battalion and the 3rd a | Naval Construction Battalion. |
| The Soviets converted her into a | naval trawler in 1948 and renamed her Tsiklon. |
| he attended flight school and was designated a | Naval Aviator in August 1949. |
| He lived in England from age two and became a | naval cadet at HMS Britannia in 1886. |
| e war in the Pacific, where he had commanded a | Naval landing craft. |
| He spent two years as a | naval signalman but without cycling. |
| ri was again victorious over the Minamoto in a | naval battle at Mizushima two years later. |
| hrough the Bay of Biscay, Californian struck a | naval mine. |
| nuclear power plant project was converted to a | Naval Nuclear Propulsion project. |
| Godred engaged Somerled's forces in a | naval battle in 1156. |
| After deciding to embark on a | naval career, Smith entered the Royal Australian Nav |
| monial shore duties, Duncan did not serve in a | naval capacity again. |
| uring World War I and scored eleven kills as a | naval pilot. |
| ilton (January 23, 1836 - January 20, 1881), a | naval coal heaver, received the Medal of Honor for b |
| ion at an early age from his father, who was a | naval architect. |
| The Wellesley Nautical School was a | naval training school first located on the Tyne, and |
| The Battle off the coast of Abkhazia was a | naval engagement between vessels of the Russian Blac |
| Bay of Biscay on 22 June 1918 after striking a | naval mine. |
| maternal uncle, Richmond Pearson Hobson was a | naval hero in the Spanish-American War and later ser |
| A | naval battle on choppy waters, 1652. |
| A | Naval aviator, he received the Navy Cross posthumous |
| In 1910 he graduated as a | naval engineer from Technische Hochschule Berlin (Di |
| period in reserve, the hulk of Kilkis became a | naval artillery training facility. |
| ady Augusta Bute to the Admiralty for use as a | Naval Hospital. |
| It was the site of a | naval battle during the Civil War, the Battle of Coc |
| She never received a | naval registry identification number, but was placed |
| s at USC where she met her husband, Hershel, a | naval officer and geologist. |
| The Action of 27 March 1942 was a | naval battle fought between the United States and Ge |
| to aviation, ending the war as commander of a | Naval air station. |
| nd the University of Edinburgh, he worked as a | naval surgeon under Admiral Sir Charles Napier, seei |
| Lieutenant Commander Bucklew was assigned to a | Naval Advisory Group in Korea, operating from a base |
| Rodger, N. A. M. The Command of the Ocean: A | Naval History of Britain, 1649-1815. |
| He was the son of Isidor Meijers, a | naval phycisian, and Julie Wolff. |
| in 1343, but nothing was accomplished beyond a | naval attack on Smyrna (29 October 1344). |
| te fate; it is possible that she was sunk by a | naval mine on 16 August 1945. |
| A | naval colleague, Dennis David, said in a TV intervie |
| Throughout the war, the Olympia was used as a | Naval Depot. |
| The Action off James Island was a | naval battle of the War of 1812. |
| U-2323 was sunk by a | naval mine on July 26, 1944. |
| younger brother, Israel Pellew, also pursued a | naval career. |
| ordered to flight school and was designated a | Naval Aviator on October 7, 1960. |
| A | Naval History of World War I. Annapolis, Maryland: N |
| A | Naval History of World War I. Annapolis: Naval Insti |
| service on 26 September 1968, Parrot became a | Naval Reserve Training Ship at Atlantic City. |
| He became a | naval officer at the end of his studies. |
| Advanced Destroyer Simulator is a | naval DOS-based simulator game, published by Futura |
| The Battle of Delft was a | naval battle on December 25, 2007 and part of the Sr |
| r Force Lockheed EC-130J aircraft broadcasts a | naval blockade warning message to Libyan ports durin |
| A | naval task force was sent but not needed, and the CI |
| f a Royal Flying Corps pilot and coming from a | naval family on his mother's side, Hill-Norton becam |
| Randolph received his "wings of gold" as a | Naval Aviator in 1947. |
| on Chester Pickens (1924 - May 26, 1944) was a | Naval Ensign during World War II. |
| A | naval aviator by trade, Amos commanded the 3rd Marin |
| His son Ralph, was a | naval hero of Tripoli. |
| 5, 1955, and after receiving training became a | Naval Aviator in April 1957. |
| The battleship then escorted a | naval force which occupied the Italian naval base at |
| He earned his wings as a | Naval Aviator in May 1942 and was sent to Britain in |
| war effort serving in the Pacific Theater as a | naval officer on the USS Rio Grande and USS Cache. |
| of Privy Counsellor and was appointed to run a | naval academy. |
| Yea: June 24 - "An act providing a | Naval Armament" |
| f is called as Seeniappa Dargha and there is a | Naval base of the Indian Navy here. |
| The Soviets converted T-271 into a | naval trawler in 1948 and renamed her Vyuga. |
| The Soviets converted her into a | naval trawler in 1948 and renamed her Vyuga. |
| On 22 June they attended a | naval review at Portsmouth with the Prince Regent be |
| He served as a | naval aviator during World War II, then earned his d |
| During World War II, Baughman was a | naval officer and served as officer-in-charge of Nav |
| 4 May 1779, off Gibraltar, she took part in a | naval action with Victoire against the 32-gun frigat |
| however, and the Star of the West served as a | naval station and hospital ship until Admiral David |
| Command Master Chief Petty Officer is a | naval rank. |
| The Battle of St. Charles was a | naval engagement and infantry battle during the Amer |
| An example of a | naval tactical victory dependent on losses would be |
| after the election of Hamas, Israel imposed a | naval blockade. |
| The P.N.S. Rahat is a | naval medical hospital, operated by Pakistan Navy. |
| Riedel was born in Wilhelmshaven, the son of a | naval officer. |
| Command of the Ocean: A | Naval History of Britain, 1649-1815. |
| Vraciu was commissioned as a | Naval Reserve Ensign in August 1942. |
| Tirpitz had also often visited Portsmouth as a | naval cadet and admired and envied the Royal Navy. |
| tion of the crash was started immediately by a | naval board of inquiry headed by Captain Quackenbush |
| Before serving as governor, Lepinay had been a | naval officer and served over twenty years in Canada |
| The Action off Bougainville was a | naval air/sea engagement in the South Pacific near B |
| He designed the vessels on a | naval schooner concept. |
| The Battle of Moon Sound was a | naval battle in World War I, fought on 17 October 19 |
| the courtesan Liane de Pougy and his father a | naval officer. |
| In 1894, he joined the Royal Navy as a | Naval Cadet. |
| A | Naval History of World War I. Routledge. |
| rior to pursuing religious studies, first at a | naval centre and then at a bank. |
| Point Merchant Marine Academy, and served as a | Naval Reserve officer during World War II. |
| From 1811 the buildings were used as a | naval hospital. |
| Nimitz Class, a | naval thriller published in 1997 by Patrick Robinson |
| ted by Commodore Sir Charles Douglas to lead a | naval detachment to Lake Champlain. |
| riage 20 May 1884, died 1 January 1890), was a | naval officer. |
| ohn Kidd was born in Westminster, the son of a | naval officer and was educated at Christ Church, Oxf |
| On June 22, he rescued a | Naval aviator from the waters of Wonsan Harbor, sout |
| ion of flight training, he was designated as a | Naval Aviator in 1958. |
| arrison that could serve as a safe haven and a | naval base. |
| He was born in Hiroshima, where his father, a | naval officer, was stationed, but spend the majority |
| The Battle off the coast of Jaffna - a | naval battle fought between the Navy of Sri Lanka an |
| The Action of 4 May 1917 was a | naval and air engagement of World War I in the North |
| Federico Carlo Martinengo was the son of a | naval officer. |
| It acted as a | naval reception center in the 1950s. |
| Coming from a | naval family, Brett was at first a naval officer, an |
| Sir Henry Codrington (1808-1877), a | naval officer, became an Admiral of the Fleet. |
| A | Naval Court inquiry was held in Astoria on November |
| He was a | Naval Aviator and commanded Fighter Squadron 41 and |
| oing life in 1940, Vina was requisitioned as a | naval vessel for wartime use, carrying a crew of 12. |
| He was designated a | Naval Aviator in October 1975. |
| St. George's remains a | naval memorial centre, managed by the Local Authorit |
| own (1957) is a sci-fi, adventure film about a | naval expedition trapped in an Antarctic jungle. |
| A cabin boy's job was similar to a | naval midshipman, learning the work of a ships' offi |
| The Shame of Savo: Anatomy of a | Naval Disaster. |
| er 3, 1978, she was taken to sea and sunk as a | naval target. |
| Rodger, N.A.M. Command of the Ocean: A | Naval History of Britain, 1649-1815. |
| red to as Safonovo or simply Severomorsk) is a | naval air base in Murmansk Oblast, Russia located 4 |
| The school also hosts a | Naval Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (NJROT |
| As a | Naval aviator, Locket spent four years on active dut |
| He also studied in Italy and served as a | naval officer with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterran |
| The Battle of the Gulf of Yenikale was a | naval battle fought between the Russian Empire and t |
| Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) operates a | naval air base on the island at North Field (IATA: I |
| The Battle off Kallarawa was a | naval battle that occurred on March 25th 2008 after |
| She was transferred to a | Naval Inactive Ships Storage Facility to await trans |
| A | Naval Reservist, he served on active duty 1956-1958. |
| Selected as a | naval aviator, he graduated from the U.S. Air Force |
| Admiral Bullets - A | Naval officer who relies on Weasel's help. |
| Hunt's father, a | naval officer, drowned while Robert was a youth. |
| He dispatched a | naval expedition and occupied Malaya and Sri Lanka. |
| Washington, D.C. where his father served as a | naval officer during World War I. |
| with the rank of Captain and was employed as a | naval scientist. |
| ense selected the airport for development as a | naval air station. |
| He served as a | naval surgeon in Malta, and then established his own |
| use, Llandulas, and entered HMS Britannia as a | Naval Cadet in 1898. |
| Zacharias, as a | Naval Intelligence officer, was personally involved |
| The British win a | naval battle near Quebec. |
| is named for Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, a | naval hero in the War of 1812. |
| The East Florida Rangers, a | naval fleet, and loyalists from New York were quickl |
| However, Nicholas's hopes of a | Naval career evaporated when he showed signs of near |
| Neptune commissioned with a | naval complement 7 December 1914 and resumed collier |
| John Hutt was born in 1746 but did not begin a | naval career until relatively late, becoming a lieut |
| Instead, Lincoln instituted a | naval blockade which had interesting legal ramificat |
| The castle was once a | naval base of the Lord of the Isles, chiefs of Clan |
| The nickname "Taco" dates from his days as a | naval aviator. |
| The Battle of Cape Sarych was a | naval engagement fought off the coast of Cape Sarych |
| hat it was impossible to open the straits by a | naval attack. |
| This was until 2007 a | naval airbase of the Royal Netherlands Navy who oper |
| is elder brother Cornelis de Liefde was also a | naval commander. |
| used up to the late 1960s as HMS St Vincent, a | naval training school. |
| as a major factor in the decision to abandon a | naval strategy to take Constantinople, and instead o |
| Hamilton also received a | Naval Gold Medal for the action. |
| 8 April 1889), known as Coutts Crawford, was a | Naval officer, farmer, scientist, explorer and publi |
| Today the tower, having been restored, is a | naval museum, containing engravings, letters, models |
| (born June 9, 1939 in Ilsenburg (Harz)), is a | naval historian and former German naval officer. |
| lor University and served in World War II as a | naval aviator. |
| Hayashi was a | naval physician, and employed Reiki to treat his pat |
| In October 1863, Commander Mayne led a | Naval Brigade of 200 seamen which captured Merrimi a |
| d in Burton In Lonsdale, Lancashire) and was a | naval Captain. |
| assault began in the early morning following a | naval bombardment. |
| Dake was designated a | Naval Aviator at Pensacola, Florida, on the January |
| The Navy Base is home to a | naval museum called The Hoods Tower Museum. |
| In 1948, the Soviets converted the ship into a | naval trawler and renamed her Shtorm. |
| Don Hugo is also a | naval historian, and former naval commander and Mini |
| n the 27 November, the boat was destroyed as a | naval gunnery target. |
| lities include modern fish harbour, port and a | naval base for Pakistan Navy. |
| Rodgers was born in Brooklyn, New York, into a | naval family. |
| Around 1946 he led a | naval air station band, with the then 14 year old Ke |
| ace and a cruise in company in the manner of a | naval flotilla but racing eventually developed. |
| Alakurtti Air Base is a | naval air base in Murmansk Oblast, Russia located 3 |
| Sumter was the key position to preventing a | naval invasion of Charleston, so Carolina could not |
| liusson Thijsen, was of Dutch origin and was a | naval officer in the Swedish navy. |
| Named Port Clarence, it was used as a | naval station in the effort to suppress the slave tr |
| tion in the Seven Years' War before becoming a | naval superintendent. |
| recommended that the United States establish a | naval port at Pearl Harbor. |
| Carlo Fecia di Cossato (1908-1944) was a | naval ace in the Regia Marina (Italian Navy). |
| The Second Battle of Tripoli Harbor, was a | naval action during a naval blockade which took plac |
| Rhidian Bridge - A | naval specialist who joins the team for specific mis |
| rge Benson Hall (1780 - January 9, 1821) was a | naval officer, businessman and political figure in U |
| nto a gentry family in 1730, and embarked on a | naval career. |
| In 1954 Walt Disney was looking for a | naval expert to help with the building of the paddle |
| When war came he became a | Naval Chaplain . |
| He was a | Naval Aide-de-camp to the King from May 1917 to Sept |
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