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Percy Sandel, then intentionally grounded the | vessel while evading the Germans. |
w of damages or reported poor condition of the | vessel by port state control authorities |
ntil it can be conclusively be proven that the | vessel was intentionally in breach of the Hague Conve |
of whom waded out and attacked the men in the | vessel with grenades, the casualties mounted, with a |
Construction was finished and the | vessel was launched on 11 June 1988. |
stopped temporarily, and after the action the | vessel was taken on shore and patched at the falling |
space, once the mothership's hold is full the | vessel must return home so that the crops can be sold |
day; however, due to the threat of Colin, the | vessel was set to leave later in the day instead of s |
from the City of Burlingame and renovated the | vessel. |
ficers abandoned ship as explosions ripped the | vessel apart and fires took hold. |
mpsis and unsuccessfully attempted to save the | vessel. |
e application of handles and appendages to the | vessel form. |
repair itself, and to seek out the rest of the | vessel. |
He forgot to deliver the missive and the | vessel sailed without it. |
Industrial issues ensued from when the | vessel arrived by 1916 an Award had been secured to a |
A cross-bow is on the coat of arms of the | vessel which was also a friend of Kalevipoeg Sulev's |
k and, despite the rolling and pitching of the | vessel, got a firm grip on the armed depth charge, pu |
The | vessel then served on the UK-Australia route until 19 |
, Australia: on Friday 19 January 1816, as the | vessel was beating out of the harbour with a strong n |
The | vessel berthed and was still awaiting unloading on 14 |
f duty at Guam ended on 10 July 1945, when the | vessel got underway to return to Pearl Harbor. |
The | vessel was launched on the 16 February 1957 and she e |
With the | vessel required to be destroyed in accordance with th |
The | vessel was launched on 23 January 1943 and commission |
Eleven crew members escaped the | vessel, and the majority climbed onto a rescue launch |
suitable and is therefore chosen to become the | vessel for the continuing incarnation, not the guiltl |
Association met the | vessel at Penrose Quay and formed a guard of honour a |
ry valve and opening it, thereby relieving the | vessel from further danger. |
he original contract was for $500,000, but the | vessel ended up being delivered 3 years late and cost |
The | vessel became somewhat famous for being the first pas |
orporation (Salvage) Ltd paid £165,000 for the | vessel; the scrap work was performed by Thomas W Ward |
arrived and its boarding party identified the | vessel as the Norwegian ship Filefjell chartered by t |
However, before the | vessel could be made war ready orders came through fr |
As Pol III was burning, her crew abandoned the | vessel and were captured. |
The | vessel was launched on 6 November and completed four |
The | vessel was later converted to a Barque for use as a c |
ered the crew to abandon ship and scuttled the | vessel. |
The | vessel ran regular passenger services between several |
These officers refused to operate the | vessel at lower manning levels which had been propose |
The | vessel can support diving operations, radioactive iso |
drowned in the heavy seas after abandoning the | vessel and 46 were captured. |
etails of crew members lost in action from the | vessel. |
From 2000 to 2009 the | vessel flew the flag of convenience of Panama. |
ationals aboard the Boz-Kourt drowned when the | vessel was torn apart by the Lotus. |
taglandins leads to a delayed occlusion of the | vessel. |
between Wollongong and the Richmond River the | vessel was lost approximately 15 miles south of Crowd |
pposite side of the ship, nearly capsizing the | vessel. |
The | vessel was then refitted as the charter yacht MV Edge |
twater on 19 August 1968 in his speedboat; the | vessel was found upturned and abandoned the next day |
Propelled with a diesel engine, the | vessel was armed with a single 40mm Bofors gun and ha |
In 1996, the | vessel was purchased and restored by Jack Morey who o |
The | vessel was first named Riga, but in November 1982 the |
The | vessel has often been described as the "Ship of Mirac |
culating propulsion systems drives provide the | vessel with thrust vectoring control similar to the S |
She is most notable as the | vessel on which Hawley Crippen and his lover, Ethel L |
Gulf Daily News has reported that the | vessel was licensed as a floating restaurant and that |
After being laid up, the | vessel served as Commodore Macdonough's headquarters |
The | vessel was originally ordered by the United Kingdom's |
The | vessel was built in New York City in 1850 as A. H. Sc |
The | vessel was laden with stone and towed to Hampton Road |
Descriptive text is also provided, both of the | vessel and related trivia. |
Around the hull of the | vessel, a large wooden "raft" was to be constructed, |
Following the end of the war, the | vessel was returned to the custody of the Department |
The | vessel then called at Manus where it picked up 20 oth |
The | vessel was armed with four 120 mm guns capable of two |
ectromagnets (i.e., coils) located beneath the | vessel containing the liquid. |
kleton-Rowett Expedition in 1921, on board the | vessel Quest. |
The | vessel was to be towed to Portland Harbour in Dorset, |
The | vessel reached Pearl Harbor on 8 April and began resu |
When the | vessel was sold to Shaw, Savill & Albion Line, she wa |
is own majesty: Vines began to twine round the | vessel, and Dionysus stood crowned with grapes, holdi |
Today the | vessel is at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum in |
After this, the | vessel was used in a hydrographic survey of Irish wat |
sted little more than half that time, when the | vessel blew up, filling the air with shells, grenades |
The | vessel also boasts a 6 inch bow gun, left over from t |
The collected debris of the | vessel are currently stored in decommissioned missile |
The | vessel is named after the Tern, a species of bird tha |
The crew abandoned the | vessel, and she went down at 10:45. |
tion on the crew, and in later novels that the | vessel can survive for a considerable period in the c |
As the | vessel was dismantled by heavy machinery, the salvage |
e challenge of the puzzle is to drink from the | vessel in such a way that the beverage does not spill |
formation of ice progresses, the weight of the | vessel increases and may ultimately cause a capsizing |
ontinuously provide its own propulsion, or the | vessel simply stops (in normal space, propulsion is o |
The | vessel was originally have to been named HMS Ogre, bu |
By coincidence, the | vessel on which he later achieved fame (and death) wa |
ith his brother Robert, were the owners of the | vessel. |
In the process of evacuating the | vessel, one of the ratings fell overboard and suffere |
and May 2006 by Samsung Heavy Industries, the | vessel was built to replace the 5,600-TEU U-type vess |
The | vessel was sold 29 September 1995 by MARAD to Pegasus |
hat there would be licensed individuals on the | vessel. |
The | vessel headed for the South American coast, approxima |
The film is based on the story The | Vessel of Wrath by W. Somerset Maugham and was adapte |
he lowest anticipated temperature to which the | vessel will be subjected, taking into consideration l |
ther officer and sixteen men, and captured the | vessel and crew. |
ory goes that an attempt was made to paint the | vessel white, but there was only sufficient paint ava |
ng a fine four knot breeze, died away, and the | vessel drifted on to the North Spit. |
The First Sri Lankan Captain on the | vessel was Captain Sirimevan Ranasinghe WWV RWP |
In April and May 1985 the | vessel left Liverpool Bay for the first time since he |
ctrical systems were knocked out, plunging the | vessel into darkness. |
especially numerous things found on board the | vessel which were not. |
The | vessel was sponsored by Mrs. Homer L. Ferguson upon c |
m early February through early April 1944, the | vessel carried personnel and petroleum products betwe |
o midships turrets to reduce the length of the | vessel. |
The | vessel was built in 1975 and formerly served as a Sco |
the Tonquin's crew and the destruction of the | vessel by one of the surviving crew members. |
economical transportation to its new site, the | vessel was cut into four sections. |
The | vessel crashes before reaching its lunar resort desti |
The | vessel and its sister ships were built in the period |
In 1976, the | vessel took part in a transatlantic race to celebrate |
The | vessel can be made completely leak proof for vacuum o |
rcises were taking place were so deep that the | vessel would have been crushed, losing control due to |
s of fouling can reduce the performance of the | vessel and increase its fuel requirements. |
s Beach, thus allowing Black Rats to leave the | vessel and overrun the island. |
The | vessel is based in Brocklebank dock, Liverpool and sa |
aged by the Turkish navy; the remainder of the | vessel could not be located. |
them float off as the | vessel sank at about 8 o clock the vessel capsized Tw |
The | vessel was built by Meyer Werft of Papenburg, Germany |
rew of the Mary Stanford did not know that the | vessel had already been rescued by another lifeboat a |
e Baltimore Steam Packet Company purchased the | vessel early in February 1859 to replace its steamer |
A local man bought the salvage rights to the | vessel and the wreck was scrapped. |
the U.S. Navy was unaware of this fate and the | vessel remained on the American Naval Vessel Register |
C, flammable gas can be safely admitted to the | vessel because the possibility of internal explosion |
y Russian submarine - only to be killed as the | vessel flees through the very waters onto which the " |
At the time, the | vessel was manned by 24 crew: five South Koreans and |
On 12 December, the pirates left the | vessel for the coast and set the crew free. |
and were reengaged by the Americans before the | vessel was destroyed in a large explosion. |
Belgian ship-breaker upon discovering that the | vessel he was expecting to break up was none other th |
The | vessel served at Key West through end of the year. |
The | vessel then departs Blount Island and journeys to an |
in the Hokianga, but tragically fell from the | vessel while he was disembarking and drowned. |
d alongside the wharf to determine whether the | vessel was an enemy warship. |
The | vessel was the primary challenge to the French blocka |
The Spanish authorities tow the | vessel to a position 14 miles north of Viveiro and co |
The | vessel Speurder, of Rijkswaterstaat |
Photo of the | vessel taken from a walkway northeast of it. |
tself on fire to destroy the bales onboard the | vessel, but Munro 's crew quickly sank the vessel and |
ing platform beneath a dome which opens as the | vessel descends. |
A map by the master suggests that the | vessel hit an uncharted reef well to the west of King |
The | vessel was renamed Terminator. |
n in March to a Picton builder who renamed the | vessel Flightless. |
The | vessel will arrive to Estonia from United Kingdom in |
The | vessel was renamed Friedrichsruh in 1914. |
The | vessel was originally ordered by the United Kingdom's |
li, that is identified now by consensus as the | vessel sunk at the Battle off the coast of Abkhazia, |
The | vessel was paid off in June and scrapped in July 1948 |
pt. 13, a tugboat was dispatched to return the | vessel to port. |
It was Carver who chartered the | vessel, and being the most respected and affluent mem |
it inadvisable to state categorically that the | vessel was in Iraqi waters. |
ng lengths, l is replaced with diameter of the | vessel. |
aced 'Drum' in the Fastnet race, borrowing the | vessel from her current owner (the Scottish multi car |
e permitted according to the metallurgy of the | vessel fabrication materials, that is, according to t |
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 |
The South Korean operator of the | vessel, the Samho Shipping Company, was facing huge l |
The | vessel could not berth at Seacombe during this time b |
perty of Nergal, who has its own plans for the | vessel and its crew: Project Schiaparelli, named for |
When the torpedo struck the | vessel relled and the order was given to abandon the |
odiles, and tree logs, all waiting to sink the | vessel. |
re no provisions in the contract to ensure the | vessel's safety nor could they have foreseen the dama |
Total cost of the | vessel was $171,000. |
ane area twin hull (SWATH) design prevents the | vessel from rolling in heavy seas and gives additiona |
The | vessel sank within twenty minutes; many crew were fou |
illness, but he hid himself on board until the | vessel sailed. |
During the 1920s, the | vessel was used as a military base and prison ship fo |
l warm up to ambient temperature returning the | vessel to a gassed up and warm state. |
Either the | vessel can be pumped out as far as possible with the |
The | vessel, drugs and prisoners were returned to Brazil f |
In June 2010 the | vessel was intercepted by Israeli Defence Forces whil |
This displaces the oxygen in the | vessel by forming carbon dioxide gas, which blows the |
The | vessel was bought by Fred. |
The | vessel sailed around Cape Horn and traveled to the So |
was with 100 excited well-wishers who met the | vessel when it docked Monday in Sydney. |
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. |
The | vessel is equipped with sensors. |
ned as Lieutenant and appointed to command the | vessel. |
y was not able to find an adequate use for the | vessel, such as a minesweeper, and returned it, final |
he speed of 5 knots were gradually drawing the | vessel closer to Northern Ireland and away from her r |
The | vessel undergoing repairs at Tandanor shipyard. |
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 |
The | vessel sank twenty minutes later. |
t when a RAAF aircraft struck the masts of the | vessel. |
to fly by the ship and take photographs of the | vessel and its abnormal aerial antenna structure whic |
uses the liquid to settle to the bottom of the | vessel, where it is withdrawn. |
Having undergone a refit in 1871 the | vessel operated for a further 14 years before being r |
Three crew were lost with the | vessel. |
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 |
“They started dismantling the | vessel and burning it,” The Associated Press quoted S |
The | vessel next loaded 934 troops at Sansapor, New Guinea |
r the Indo-China Steam Navigation Company, the | vessel was initially requisitioned for service with t |
The Master endeavoured to keep the | vessel astern making various violent changes of cours |
age, the Maritime Administration took over the | vessel. |
In some cruises, the | vessel probed rivers such as the Arkansas, Red, Tenne |
The | vessel has a 24 foot beam, 5 foot of draught, and dis |
Engineer George McBain remained aboard so the | vessel could not be claimed by private tugs under mar |
to as such rather than a hospital ship as the | vessel is armed, thus not meeting the Geneva Conventi |
The | vessel was placed into service for the Navy on 30 Dec |
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