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| and were reengaged by the Americans before the | vessel was destroyed in a large explosion. |
| d alongside the wharf to determine whether the | vessel was an enemy warship. |
| The | vessel was the primary challenge to the French blocka |
| different reason, e.g., because a small blood | vessel was damaged during the lumbar puncture, has no |
| The | vessel was renamed Terminator. |
| This | vessel was built to the design of Chantiers et Atelie |
| The | vessel was renamed Friedrichsruh in 1914. |
| The | vessel was originally ordered by the United Kingdom's |
| The | vessel was paid off in June and scrapped in July 1948 |
| it inadvisable to state categorically that the | vessel was in Iraqi waters. |
| barge designated an unclassified miscellaneous | vessel, was the only ship of the United States Navy t |
| stralia with his brother Ebenezer; their small | vessel was forced to seek shelter from a storm at the |
| After the Mongolian | vessel was able to proceed safely, the crew of the Ch |
| In August 1865, the | vessel was operating in the vicinity of Holmes Hole, |
| The | vessel was finally scrapped in 1974. |
| The | vessel was serviced in the Tasmanian shipyard Souther |
| This | vessel was later used to infiltrate the detection gri |
| The 10-point fixed mooring system for the FPSO | vessel was installed in January and the Armada Perkas |
| a, and Shane Murphy, his chief mate when their | vessel was recently attacked by Somali pirates. |
| Total cost of the | vessel was $171,000. |
| The company's first offshore production | vessel was the FPSO Kakap Natuna installed in April 1 |
| During the 1920s, the | vessel was used as a military base and prison ship fo |
| In June 2010 the | vessel was intercepted by Israeli Defence Forces whil |
| he Tokugawa shogunate who boarded the American | vessel was a trained shipwright, Nakajima Saburosuke. |
| The | vessel was bought by Fred. |
| as USS Milan, (YP‑6), a former district patrol | vessel, was tied up at the Washington Navy Yard for t |
| anker designated an unclassified miscellaneous | vessel, was the only ship of the United States Navy t |
| Rodgers reported that "the behavior of the | vessel was easy, buoyant, and indicative of thorough |
| he ship was being plundered by the Nootka, the | vessel was blown up. |
| anker designated an unclassified miscellaneous | vessel, was the second ship of the United States Navy |
| Designed for the winter run, this | vessel was smaller than the other paddle steamers, an |
| anker designated an unclassified miscellaneous | vessel, was the only ship of the United States Navy t |
| iana's career was soon over, in March 1824 the | vessel was put up for public auction. |
| In 1912 the | vessel was gutted by fire, and in 1916 the burnt hulk |
| rch 2011, the contract for the purchase of the | vessel was cancelled according to press release issue |
| The | vessel was described as "a very handsome, well-design |
| r the Indo-China Steam Navigation Company, the | vessel was initially requisitioned for service with t |
| The | vessel was placed into service for the Navy on 30 Dec |
| The | vessel was abandoned and exploded. |
| The | vessel was to be originally armed with two 20-inch (5 |
| One notable | vessel was the He zun. |
| gh adjustment to his course when realizing the | vessel was off track in the thick fog. |
| The | vessel was 263 feet long. |
| The new | vessel was designed to carrying 500 Type 5 naval mine |
| After final retirement, the | vessel was prepared for final disposal as an artifici |
| The | vessel was subsequently released, possibly as a resul |
| He was not aboard in December 1796 when the | vessel was wrecked after an incident in the Bay of Gi |
| The | vessel was built by the Winslow Marine Railway and Sh |
| Between 26 January and 11 March the | vessel was back on Market Time Station One duty. |
| A shelter to cover the | vessel was completed in October 1980, with the museum |
| This small Romulan | vessel was first seen (obliterated) in the TNG episod |
| ever had a lightship station, however when the | vessel was dry docked there as a museum, it took on t |
| The | vessel was surrendered with the rest of the High Seas |
| The | vessel was reclassified AVG-30 on 24 January 1942 and |
| The | vessel was created as a twin of the Tatsuta Maru; and |
| The | vessel was built by Rheinstahl Nordseewerke GmbH in E |
| Thus the reactor | vessel was filled in 2008 with light concrete in orde |
| Then, hourly dewatering of the | vessel was necessary to maintain proper trim aboard t |
| The Lake class patrol | vessel was a class of patrol vessels built in 1974 fo |
| artermaster Dunn continued his duties when the | vessel was at anchor, as her propellers were kept in |
| The crew escaped on lifeboats while the | vessel was scuttled and sunk. |
| Believing that their | vessel was sinking, Glassell and two others abandoned |
| uring the last engagement Cincinnati, the lead | vessel, was repeatedly struck by enemy rams and sunk. |
| This | vessel was to be used in the fur trade of the Northwe |
| The first master of the | vessel was Captain Albert Mathijsen. |
| The | vessel was built by Davie Shipbuilding & Repair Compa |
| The | vessel was built in 2005 to replace the similar Spiri |
| barge designated an unclassified miscellaneous | vessel, was the only ship of the United States Navy t |
| In 1959 the | vessel was acquired by Bulgarian owners, who rechrist |
| The | vessel was originally built in Singapore for service |
| The | vessel was found to be carrying 50 tons of weapons, i |
| chah-nulth in Clayoquot Sound late in 1864 the | vessel was attacked and its captain, a Captain Stephe |
| The | vessel was named for the Florida Everglades. |
| The | vessel was cleaned out and taken to deep water where |
| The Shadow | vessel was lured into Jupiter's atmosphere where it w |
| The British | vessel was escorting a ship rigged merchantman named |
| The | vessel was in upkeep for approximately one week befor |
| ndia became a republic on 26 January 1950, the | vessel was renamed as the Indian Navy's INS Sutlej. |
| The | vessel was captured by a British war ship and taken t |
| p's Navy crew was removed; that afternoon, the | vessel was placed in service with a merchant crew, Ma |
| Every floating | vessel was put to work, retired or old. |
| The name of the | vessel was changed from the General Frank M. Coxe to |
| The | vessel was designed for the Cyrus oilfield on Block 1 |
| ding, covering the first 9 feet of the reactor | vessel, was discovered when technicians entered the b |
| anker designated an unclassified miscellaneous | vessel, was the second ship of the United States Navy |
| The | vessel was built in 1971 for the Gosport Ferry servic |
| tened but never commissioned; by the time this | vessel was ready for deployment, the bottom had alrea |
| For all intents and purposes, the | vessel was still unfinished at the time of the battle |
| The first commercial | vessel was loaded on September 7, 1944. |
| Constructed and converted concurrently, the | vessel was launched on 24 September 1944. |
| The | vessel was created as a sister ship of the Yawata Mar |
| The | vessel was built at the Fincantieri shipyard in Genoa |
| From the descriptions, it seems that this | vessel was not seaworthy, sticking to the rivers and |
| The | vessel was originally built in 1961 by Ditmar Donalds |
| is end a 25 foot model of the underside of the | vessel was created to dwarf the studio model of the U |
| The | vessel was named after Eyre Massey Shaw, a former chi |
| ject halted progress until June 1977, when the | vessel was transported to the park and partially reco |
| Meanwhile Hoga, with another | vessel, was assisting Oglala. |
| At the end of the war the | vessel was 84% completed. |
| During the early part of the War, the | vessel was commandeered by the British Army, and play |
| The | vessel was constructed by Meyer Werft in Germany. |
| The | vessel was designated as a single well oil production |
| The | vessel was originally ordered by the United Kingdom's |
| The veteran cargo | vessel was sold on 6 August to the National Metal and |
| The | vessel was "a patchwork of parts from other steamboat |
| The | vessel was empty and permitted to proceed. |
| The | vessel was sold into civilian service on 22 July 1946 |
| A one-eighth share in the | vessel was held throughout her 16-year career by her |
| ng the crew was discounted at the enquiry, the | vessel was sailing at night in poor visibility in det |
| Archer's account said that the | vessel was hijacked, and that the hijackers let him a |
| anker designated an unclassified miscellaneous | vessel, was the second ship of the United States Navy |
| NavSource Online, however, reports that the | vessel was transferred to the Republic of China Navy |
| The | vessel was called "The Swift" and is today privately |
| Ownership of the | vessel was transferred to France on 21 April 1952 und |
| I think of how such a small | vessel was able to hold so many persons and surmount |
| The | vessel was a member of the first class of battleships |
| The | vessel was hardly used for the first few months and b |
| This continued until 2005, when a brand new | vessel was purchased to replace Spirit of Gosport on |
| toll in the Maldives, on 12 February 1944, the | vessel was attacked by a B1 type Japanese submarine. |
| The | vessel was to have been berthed at Argentia, but Sir |
| ip's former crew who visited the shipyard, the | vessel was still being stored in several pieces in th |
| The | vessel was bought in October 1812 at Oswego, New York |
| hooner ashore on September 22, 1863 where that | vessel was burned by her crew, and with having captur |
| The | vessel was placed in service (date unknown) by the U. |
| The | vessel was approximately 40m long and has been predic |
| Officer of the submarine USS Grunion when the | vessel was lost in the Aleutians on July 31, 1942 pre |
| The | vessel was launched on the 13 December 1966]] and she |
| March 2010, the Cheonan, a South Korean naval | vessel, was sunk by an explosion near Baengnyeong Isl |
| unloaded mid-way through their cruise and the | vessel was put under arrest in Halifax Harbour. |
| suized water reactor, in a 350 ton containment | vessel, was installed, using low enriched uranium (4% |
| own as a net layer, net tender or boom defence | vessel was a type of small auxiliary ship. |
| In 2003, the reactor pressure | vessel was shipped to Barnwell, South Carolina via ba |
| The | vessel was launched 10 October 1942 as Sea Mink by We |
| Named SuperStar Leo in 1998, the | vessel was the first of Star Cruises' Leo-class. |
| o ensure that no French military or commercial | vessel was able to enter or leave French harbours bot |
| In 2002 the | vessel was towed to a berth on the River Thames near |
| The new | vessel was designed to carry either 100 Type 5 naval |
| The | vessel was then transferred to the Maritime Administr |
| rida Keys Artificial Reef Association, and the | vessel was scuttled 4 nautical miles (7.4 km) south o |
| The | vessel was built by Kiangnan Dockyard and Engineering |
| The | vessel was originally ordered by the United Kingdom's |
| the region for furs in June 1811, the American | vessel was massacred by Nootkas and scuttled by her c |
| The master of the | vessel was found not to have caused the accident, but |
| rom Torbay towards the end of April 1601); his | vessel was the Red Dragon. |
| From 1998 to 2005 the | vessel was Panama-flagged and currently flies the fla |
| The | vessel was designated DD-35 on 17 July 1920. |
| Formerly the Liberian-flagged M/V Kariba, the | vessel was renamed American Tern under the United Sta |
| uture crew that was already stationed with the | vessel was sent back to New Zealand after the ship re |
| However, the Japanese | vessel was merely damaged, not sunk. |
| The | vessel weighed anchor on 13 July, sailed around the C |
| Cochrane noted that Elizabeth was a fine | vessel, well worth taking into the Royal Navy, which |
| Heavily damaged, the | vessel went down with all 43 aboard. |
| n 1947, the Halliburton first marine cementing | vessel went into service. |
| rew, together with the original skipper of the | vessel, went out to attempt to salvage her. |
| no evidence that any timbers from the earlier | vessel were re-used in the construction of the later |
| The passengers on the private | vessel were a group from a figure skating seminar at |
| enchman that both she and the captured British | vessel were taken shortly afterwards when another Bri |
| the Foretop," of that | Vessel, were recommended by the late Captain Peel for |
| Six crew members of the | vessel were injured and one left missing. |
| For a few minutes both | vessel were locked together and the survivors of the |
| illiam Hall, "Captain of the Foretop," of that | Vessel, were recommended by the late Captain Peel for |
| 9 retired ROV Tiburon on board of the research | vessel Western Flyer (1996) |
| Research | vessel Western Flyer at MBARI Pier |
| O (Floating Production Storage and Offloading) | vessel Whakaaropai also operated there for the produc |
| She also served as a transport and dispatch | vessel when the occasion demanded. |
| was with 100 excited well-wishers who met the | vessel when it docked Monday in Sydney. |
| warmer temperatures and fall into a collecting | vessel, where they perish and are preserved for exami |
| er randevous with an Earth Federation military | vessel where they stay for protection. |
| The nylon salt goes into a reaction | vessel where a continuous polymerization process take |
| uses the liquid to settle to the bottom of the | vessel, where it is withdrawn. |
| ransported on a belt to a vertical cylindrical | vessel, where the shale is heated up to about 500 °C |
| GRT) represents the total internal volume of a | vessel, where a register ton is equal to a volume of |
| e monstrance was a cross-shaped gold or silver | vessel which played an important part in church ritua |
| An aspersorium is the | vessel which holds the holy water and into which the |
| y for the Fortuna, Norwegian-Argentine whaling | vessel which participated in establishing the first p |
| ons of the ship's torpedo stores destroyed the | vessel, which burned for 10 days. |
| n board the HMS Vanguard, a British Royal navy | vessel which was in turn protected by two Neapolitan |
| t also has two protuberances on the top of the | vessel, which were probably used when lifting the ves |
| mbok Strait, the Americans attacked the German | vessel which exploded and sank with all hands. |
| n Edward Edwards, a mutiny occurred aboard the | vessel which resulted in the hanging of six men, and |
| ere (" 7 Kopparai of gold; Kopparai is an iron | vessel which holds around 100 liters of sugarcane jui |
| cocaine were seized aboard a Brazilian flagged | vessel which was intercepted by the French Navy, acti |
| command of dispatch boat Dolphin (PG-24), the | vessel which was then serving as the Secretary of the |
| o control or limit the pressure in a system or | vessel which can build up by a process upset, instrum |
| from the CRC's terminus onto the beach to the | vessel, which was dismantled and railed away. |
| second gives origin to the stapedial artery, a | vessel which atrophies in humans but persists in some |
| She is a replica of a type of fishing | vessel which was used until 1935 off Iceland. |
| Arnhem (ship) - the 17th century Dutch | vessel, which explored sections of the Gulf of Carpen |
| A cross-bow is on the coat of arms of the | vessel which was also a friend of Kalevipoeg Sulev's |
| This is in contrast to efferent lymphatic | vessel which are also found in the thymus and spleen. |
| ng the entire crew of a large Japanese fishing | vessel which had gone down in the Pacific; and, in th |
| especially numerous things found on board the | vessel which were not. |
| ank P. Armstrong and A.F. Henderson built this | vessel, which was initially intended for service on t |
| ended in the sinking of the North Korean Navy | vessel, which the Japanese authorities later announce |
| This | vessel, which then proceeds beyond the circle of Will |
| appeared in 1970 and consisted of a ball and a | vessel which are powerful symbols of the city of Pari |
| Typically a solid is placed in a | vessel which is then heated under vacuum. |
| y INTECSEA will perform FEED of the production | vessel, which will process produced gas before transp |
| USS Milan (YP‑6) was a patrol | vessel which served in the United States Coast Guard |
| escape ordered his submarine to ram the other | vessel which at last was a success - the "teeth" on t |
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