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| rew, together with the original skipper of the | vessel, went out to attempt to salvage her. |
| The | vessel was abandoned and exploded. |
| The | vessel was to be originally armed with two 20-inch (5 |
| ut also decreases the expected lifespan of the | vessel from 30 years to 20 years. |
| etween €15,000 and €20,000 was stolen from the | vessel. |
| In 2004 Stena Line the | vessel transferred from P&O Irish Sea into the hands |
| gh adjustment to his course when realizing the | vessel was off track in the thick fog. |
| The | vessel was 263 feet long. |
| ecognized by Navy that maintained title to the | vessel, found in the scientific literature and public |
| After final retirement, the | vessel was prepared for final disposal as an artifici |
| The | vessel became a wreck early in the morning of Thursda |
| The | vessel was subsequently released, possibly as a resul |
| b informs them that a huge robot (known as the | Vessel of Portentia) is hidden in the Mawgu Lair, and |
| the vessels, later on they began to treat the | vessel as a sculptural form, an advance facilitated b |
| He was not aboard in December 1796 when the | vessel was wrecked after an incident in the Bay of Gi |
| This version of the | vessel had different markings, including yellow marki |
| The | vessel used to pull theses gates open was HMAS Kurami |
| The | vessel was built by the Winslow Marine Railway and Sh |
| The | vessel held two large, 2,500-US-gallon (9,500 L) live |
| The | vessel is 19 cm high and has a diameter of 15.5 cm (w |
| Between 26 January and 11 March the | vessel was back on Market Time Station One duty. |
| British Ministry of Shipping requisitioned the | vessel and she was managed by the British-India Steam |
| d then the water was pumped out to refloat the | vessel. |
| The | vessel's owner still manages the vessel but the chart |
| when the ship was hit by the missile, and the | vessel quickly sunk. |
| A shelter to cover the | vessel was completed in October 1980, with the museum |
| The Department renamed the | vessel MV Fairwind. |
| explosion blew the stern off the ship and the | vessel sank. |
| Mystic Seaport now uses the | vessel as an offshore classroom and features it as pa |
| he ship's crew saw a periscope approaching the | vessel but as the ship was a hospital ship and protec |
| l by the American Institute for a model of the | vessel, "a trophy valued because of the great competi |
| The | vessel remained in service with Waterman Steamship un |
| xed torpedo tubes in the bow that required the | vessel herself to be trained, G-1 carried four torped |
| not known, but The New York Times reports the | vessel departing New York on a cruise on 28 November |
| The | vessel transited the Panama Canal on 10 October and t |
| Adjusting the relative humidity in the | vessel is one of the most important parameters to be |
| 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 |
| After making the initial form of the | vessel a paddle and anvil would then be used to furth |
| The | vessel provided housing and support for port workers |
| Mystic Seaport acquired the | vessel in 1951 for use as a training vessel. |
| rael Broadcasting Authority reported broke the | vessel in half. |
| nce League men hoisted an Estonian flag on the | vessel, meeting no resistance. |
| Efforts to save the | vessel failed and within two days the vessel was deem |
| With her hull badly damaged, the | vessel quickly sank, drowning everyone on board excep |
| lower front manhole gasket of boiler A of the | vessel, Johnson displayed great coolness and self-pos |
| The | vessel was created as a twin of the Tatsuta Maru; and |
| The | vessel was built by Rheinstahl Nordseewerke GmbH in E |
| The | vessel is capable of drilling in water depths up to 7 |
| Then, hourly dewatering of the | vessel was necessary to maintain proper trim aboard t |
| maha - despite the extreme risk - salvaged the | vessel, rendered her safe and had her underway for Pu |
| rature arbitrarily selected by the user of the | vessel according to the type of fluid and the tempera |
| iralty requested an identifiable item from the | vessel for verification purposes, and in December 191 |
| lthough operated as an Australian warship, the | vessel remained the property of the Royal Navy. |
| ubmerged a metre below the surface, around the | vessel to control the spillage. |
| A boarding team from Farragut boarded the | vessel and the eight suspected pirates were taken abo |
| 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. |
| anage to overpower the crew and commandeer the | vessel. |
| of a boarding party attempting to salvage the | vessel, displayed exceptional courage in the face of |
| pedo at the ship on the right and three at the | vessel on the left. |
| The first master of the | vessel was Captain Albert Mathijsen. |
| In addition to regular passenger service, the | vessel is also available for private charter. |
| The | vessel was built by Davie Shipbuilding & Repair Compa |
| The | vessel was built in 2005 to replace the similar Spiri |
| The | vessel is reported to be the largest wooden ship ever |
| l as a nickname for the seamen conveyed in the | vessel itself. |
| 's lead ship, Amagiri, is famous for being the | vessel to sink the American patrol craft PT-109, the |
| In 1959 the | vessel was acquired by Bulgarian owners, who rechrist |
| ighly muddled though better-known version, the | vessel is known as Holy Grail. |
| Mystic Seaport now cares for the | vessel and features it as part of their collection of |
| reportedly took fifteen minutes to secure the | vessel. |
| The | vessel was originally built in Singapore for service |
| The | vessel had three commanders during its time: Claus Ru |
| onstable may seize anything found on board the | vessel or in the vehicle which he with reasonable cau |
| ctober 1963, on the nearby Boscawen point, the | vessel capsized with the loss of 11 lives. |
| ersham was unable to attempt the taking of the | vessel, which floated free on the next high tide. |
| The | vessel reached Pearl Harbor on 18 July and entered th |
| ide varicose veins, occluding the lumen of the | vessel, and reducing the appearance of the varicosity |
| 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 arrived on January 17, about six days after th |
| The | vessel was named for the Florida Everglades. |
| Six crew members of the | vessel were injured and one left missing. |
| beheld a strange luminescence surrounding the | vessel, as though it was being driven towards me by s |
| out to the entrance of the harbor and sank the | vessel as a blockship on 27 March 1945. |
| The | vessel was cleaned out and taken to deep water where |
| rom the University of Hawaii finally found the | vessel. |
| The | vessel chosen was the "Anni Braz-Bihen". |
| The | vessel was in upkeep for approximately one week befor |
| n under the lumber and consequently seized the | vessel which he sent to New Orleans under a prize cre |
| ine, which sank due to water flooding into the | vessel from the two shell holes. |
| Water began flowing in and the | vessel started listing. |
| However a malfunction sends the | vessel to the sixteenth century during the Portuguese |
| ndia became a republic on 26 January 1950, the | vessel was renamed as the Indian Navy's INS Sutlej. |
| Launched on 22 March 1905, the | vessel made her maiden voyage between Hamburg and New |
| with John Cloyes, a boatswain, or mate, of the | vessel living in Cambridge on the road to Watertown-n |
| The | vessel was captured by a British war ship and taken t |
| rtain vessels, the blood flow is slower on the | vessel walls than near the center. |
| The use of GRP gave the | vessel a low magnetic signature against the threat of |
| p's Navy crew was removed; that afternoon, the | vessel was placed in service with a merchant crew, Ma |
| The | vessel is presumed to house some remains attributed t |
| The | vessel that carried the survivors to Suda was likely |
| ls to become saturated further upstream in the | vessel. |
| The name of the | vessel was changed from the General Frank M. Coxe to |
| The | vessel is insured for £450, about half her value. |
| The | vessel was designed for the Cyrus oilfield on Block 1 |
| ber is primarily influenced by the size of the | vessel which can be shown in the table below. |
| striction of the smooth muscle surrounding the | vessel. |
| the engine room bilge water discharge from the | vessel. |
| The | vessel served at Tybee Island, Georgia, and at Port R |
| elial cells which separate blood flow from the | vessel wall. |
| On 21 June 2005 the | vessel served as the launch platform for a missile ca |
| directly control the direction or speed of the | vessel. |
| The | vessel reached Sasebo on 21 October and was then assi |
| estions on how to improve the operation of the | vessel to minimize fuel usage. |
| part of the evaporated liquid condenses on the | vessel walls and flows back into the solution. |
| egrity, was largely instrumental in saving the | vessel. |
| Currently volunteers are restoring the | vessel as a future museum. |
| The | vessel was built in 1971 for the Gosport Ferry servic |
| The | vessel has been making regular voyages between Hobart |
| The | vessel remained at Kerama Retto during the next two m |
| ocess continued until early November, when the | vessel shaped a course back to San Francisco. |
| h Gale and Kilbourne successfully finished the | vessel and completed the cattle-buying enterprise. |
| The trunk of the | vessel is then continued onward beneath the long head |
| For all intents and purposes, the | vessel was still unfinished at the time of the battle |
| council and the minelayer Olev which gave the | vessel a right to wear the Paldiski town coat of arms |
| The explosion showered the | vessel with live steam and scalding water, killing 60 |
| The | vessel carries all the fuel requirements of the Isles |
| The | vessel made a port call at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, befo |
| the research, ordered the investigation of the | vessel. |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| t in Picnic Bay, Magnetic Island purchased the | vessel in 1899 to transport holiday makers to and fro |
| At the end of the war the | vessel was 84% completed. |
| The | vessel operated on Lake Minnetonka, one of the main r |
| ; it would explode below the water line of the | vessel. |
| Heading (2) is the angle of the | vessel, aircraft or vehicle to an object (e.g. |
| e Dugmore family sailed to South Africa on the | vessel Sir George Osborn in 1820 as part of the Gardn |
| 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. |
| Scientists aboard the | vessel study critical environmental issues across the |
| ry valve and opening it, thereby relieving the | vessel from further danger. |
| ntains the Host, the priest will not touch the | vessel with his bare hands. |
| The | vessel was designated as a single well oil production |
| shipyard and caused considerable damage to the | vessel, partially sinking her at its berth. |
| George Jenkins, who took the | vessel north to Lake Whatcom. |
| communities, Admiral Denman, commander of the | vessel, demanded the surrender of Chapchah, who had m |
| The | vessel was originally ordered by the United Kingdom's |
| The | vessel was "a patchwork of parts from other steamboat |
| wder, which they landed, and then released the | vessel. |
| The | vessel was empty and permitted to proceed. |
| The | vessel was sold into civilian service on 22 July 1946 |
| of the enemy's shots fell over and around the | vessel, the TICONDEROGA fought her guns gallantly thr |
| A one-eighth share in the | vessel was held throughout her 16-year career by her |
| gine on a sailing craft (which does propel the | vessel) is still sometimes informally known as "the d |
| ng the crew was discounted at the enquiry, the | vessel was sailing at night in poor visibility in det |
| The origin of his name is the | vessel HMS Endeavour, as Morse's mother was a Quaker |
| , pedestal mounted along the centerline of the | vessel, front, mid-ship and to the stern. |
| Archer's account said that the | vessel was hijacked, and that the hijackers let him a |
| 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 |
| of 2003-2004, Bay Ferries began to operate the | vessel as a wet-lease charter during the off-season f |
| The | vessel took part in Operation Telic during early 2003 |
| The | vessel operates out of a home base at the Scripps Nim |
| eamen's Union of Australia refused to crew the | vessel for subsequent voyages in protest against Aust |
| can company Sealift Incorporated purchased the | vessel, registered it under the United States flag, a |
| The | vessel was a member of the first class of battleships |
| The | vessel was hardly used for the first few months and b |
| d to the Maritime Services Board, who made the | vessel into a replica of the historic HMS Supply. |
| n 15 feet, and if possible 20 feet, beyond the | vessel using it. |
| t in which the enemy had the dead range of the | vessel and was punishing her with heavy fire, Moore s |
| toll in the Maldives, on 12 February 1944, the | vessel was attacked by a B1 type Japanese submarine. |
| fted it was not used for the War Effort as the | vessel carrying it was sunk in the English Channel. |
| r collecting a precipitate directly within the | vessel in which it is to be dried, possibly ashed, an |
| , pedestal mounted along the centerline of the | vessel, front, mid-ship and to the stern and two trip |
| The | vessel left the Cape of Good Hope on 27th December 17 |
| en the first and second futtocks (ribs) of the | vessel. |
| the language or version, the commander of the | vessel is an ancestor of Captain Haddock, one of the |
| 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 |
| nally, armed DFO and RCMP officers boarded the | vessel in international waters on the Grand Banks. |
| On the | vessel the students had fresh fish and vegetables and |
| The | vessel was bought in October 1812 at Oswego, New York |
| The | vessel reached San Francisco Bay on 5 September and, |
| ce Millennium and their mission is to find the | vessel and acquire as much furyoku for their evil pla |
| The | vessel was placed in service (date unknown) by the U. |
| culating propulsion systems drives provide the | vessel with thrust vectoring control similar to the m |
| As the goddess emptied the | vessel at one draught, Ascalabus laughed at her, and |
| e ship also has a filtration who will sink the | vessel if it does not reach the dam before a time lim |
| nerator room of Voltaire, heavily damaging the | vessel, knocking out communications, stearing gear an |
| ilt at Pembroke Dock and launched in 1899, the | vessel measured 380 feet in length by 40 feet in the |
| lly importantly provides the evidence that the | vessel has been compliant. |
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