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| Total cost of the | vessel was $171,000. |
| The | vessel's owner still manages the vessel but the chart |
| The Department renamed the | vessel MV Fairwind. |
| Mystic Seaport acquired the | vessel in 1951 for use as a training vessel. |
| Efforts to save the | vessel failed and within two days the vessel was deem |
| Then, hourly dewatering of the | vessel was necessary to maintain proper trim aboard t |
| The first master of the | vessel was Captain Albert Mathijsen. |
| Water began flowing in and the | vessel started listing. |
| Currently volunteers are restoring the | vessel as a future museum. |
| George Jenkins, who took the | vessel north to Lake Whatcom. |
| This made the | vessel vulnerable to disablement by stray gunfire. |
| On the ceremony the | vessel received an Estonian name Olev. |
| Nothing belonging to the | vessel could be saved. |
| While en route, the | vessel was diverted to Eniwetok. |
| Heavily damaged, the | vessel went down with all 43 aboard. |
| On the ceremony the | vessel received an Estonian name Sulev. |
| The WSA had the | vessel reconditioned and repaired at Baltimore. |
| Honduran authorities confirmed the | vessel was Honduran flagged and authorized the crew o |
| It is suspected that the | vessel was hijacked by the LTTE and is now being used |
| After the seizing of the | vessel, Locke took command of the vessel himself at G |
| istry of Transport surveyors on arrival of the | vessel in Tonga, however, despite their subsequent cl |
| t also has two protuberances on the top of the | vessel, which were probably used when lifting the ves |
| They had reclassified the | vessel as MSF-140 on 7 February 1955, and kept her on |
| NOAA provides a record of the | vessel at record 992 at chart 12200, indicating that |
| They had reclassified the | vessel as MSF-142 on 7 February 1955, and kept her on |
| The wind dropped, and the | vessel drifted close in shore It was attempted to wea |
| In a Voyage Charter, the charterer hires the | vessel for a single voyage, while the vessel's owner |
| Percy Sandel, then intentionally grounded the | vessel while evading the Germans. |
| Construction was finished and the | vessel was launched on 11 June 1988. |
| He forgot to deliver the missive and the | vessel sailed without it. |
| After being laid up, the | vessel served as Commodore Macdonough's headquarters |
| A local man bought the salvage rights to the | vessel and the wreck was scrapped. |
| At the time, the | vessel was manned by 24 crew: five South Koreans and |
| Photo of the | vessel taken from a walkway northeast of it. |
| When the torpedo struck the | vessel relled and the order was given to abandon the |
| The crew escaped on lifeboats while the | vessel was scuttled and sunk. |
| In addition to regular passenger service, the | vessel is also available for private charter. |
| In 1959 the | vessel was acquired by Bulgarian owners, who rechrist |
| ocess continued until early November, when the | vessel shaped a course back to San Francisco. |
| Constructed and converted concurrently, the | vessel was launched on 24 September 1944. |
| Scientists aboard the | vessel study critical environmental issues across the |
| A single torpedo hit the | vessel, resulting in the deaths of twenty-seven crew |
| Named SuperStar Leo in 1998, the | vessel was the first of Star Cruises' Leo-class. |
| Initially operated the | vessel between Leschi and Madison parks on the west s |
| ber is heated, causing the pressure inside the | vessel to increase. |
| Immediately, Leonard sold the | vessel to Captain Peter Cone of Palatka. |
| After a stop at Ulithi en route, the | vessel arrived back at Okinawa on 5 July. |
| The Maritime Administration sold the | vessel by auction under PD-X-1033 dtd. |
| Very little is known about the | vessel, as it was only seen onscreen once, briefly. |
| French naval commandos then boarded the | vessel and rescued the hostages. |
| In early November, the | vessel returned to Norfolk for much needed upkeep. |
| In Soviet service the | vessel was renamed BSH-EYA on 8 October 1955. |
| Following the accident the | vessel was temporarily withdrawn from service and par |
| For several years the | vessel resided at Pounds scrapyard in Portsmouth |
| ficers abandoned ship as explosions ripped the | vessel apart and fires took hold. |
| As Pol III was burning, her crew abandoned the | vessel and were captured. |
| Today the | vessel is at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum in |
| The crew abandoned the | vessel, and she went down at 10:45. |
| The First Sri Lankan Captain on the | vessel was Captain Sirimevan Ranasinghe WWV RWP |
| On 12 December, the pirates left the | vessel for the coast and set the crew free. |
| pt. 13, a tugboat was dispatched to return the | vessel to port. |
| Rodgers reported that "the behavior of the | vessel was easy, buoyant, and indicative of thorough |
| iana's career was soon over, in March 1824 the | vessel was put up for public auction. |
| uses the liquid to settle to the bottom of the | vessel, where it is withdrawn. |
| Between 26 January and 11 March the | vessel was back on Market Time Station One duty. |
| explosion blew the stern off the ship and the | vessel sank. |
| ighly muddled though better-known version, the | vessel is known as Holy Grail. |
| Six crew members of the | vessel were injured and one left missing. |
| However a malfunction sends the | vessel to the sixteenth century during the Portuguese |
| h Gale and Kilbourne successfully finished the | vessel and completed the cattle-buying enterprise. |
| At the end of the war the | vessel was 84% completed. |
| Heading (2) is the angle of the | vessel, aircraft or vehicle to an object (e.g. |
| nally, armed DFO and RCMP officers boarded the | vessel in international waters on the Grand Banks. |
| The class design allows the | vessel to operate for over fifteen years between majo |
| Despite the sinking of the | vessel, only two crew members were lost. |
| Two days later, the | vessel left Hawaiian waters and sailed to the Carolin |
| Seven sailors were rescued from the | vessel and the lifeboat returned safely to Wells. |
| Subsequently, a local attorney labeled the | vessel as a "licensed robber". |
| ons of the ship's torpedo stores destroyed the | vessel, which burned for 10 days. |
| nd the transportation to California aboard the | vessel Loriot. |
| Upon arriving there, the | vessel reported to Transport Division 65 for duty. |
| In a Time Charter, the | vessel is hired for a specific amount of time. |
| On 5 July, the | vessel unloaded all ammunition in preparation for ove |
| On April 14, while on patrol, the | vessel sank after the toilet was operated improperly. |
| From 2000 to 2009 the | vessel flew the flag of convenience of Panama. |
| Descriptive text is also provided, both of the | vessel and related trivia. |
| especially numerous things found on board the | vessel which were not. |
| them float off as the | vessel sank at about 8 o clock the vessel capsized Tw |
| the U.S. Navy was unaware of this fate and the | vessel remained on the American Naval Vessel Register |
| tself on fire to destroy the bales onboard the | vessel, but Munro 's crew quickly sank the vessel and |
| e permitted according to the metallurgy of the | vessel fabrication materials, that is, according to t |
| The South Korean operator of the | vessel, the Samho Shipping Company, was facing huge l |
| was with 100 excited well-wishers who met the | vessel when it docked Monday in Sydney. |
| he ship was being plundered by the Nootka, the | vessel was blown up. |
| “They started dismantling the | vessel and burning it,” The Associated Press quoted S |
| when the ship was hit by the missile, and the | vessel quickly sunk. |
| Mystic Seaport now uses the | vessel as an offshore classroom and features it as pa |
| With her hull badly damaged, the | vessel quickly sank, drowning everyone on board excep |
| Mystic Seaport now cares for the | vessel and features it as part of their collection of |
| rtain vessels, the blood flow is slower on the | vessel walls than near the center. |
| gine on a sailing craft (which does propel the | vessel) is still sometimes informally known as "the d |
| Archer's account said that the | vessel was hijacked, and that the hijackers let him a |
| Ownership of the | vessel was transferred to France on 21 April 1952 und |
| Formerly the Liberian-flagged M/V Kariba, the | vessel was renamed American Tern under the United Sta |
| he landings were completed on 9 April, and the | vessel left the Okinawa area bound for Hawaii. |
| ng in the engine room so seriously damaged the | vessel that she was scrapped. |
| Following her commissioning, the | vessel began a period of final fitting out and shaked |
| The class society of the | vessel is Det Norske Veritas, DNV, and it is built to |
| ard engine still running ahead, the bow of the | vessel collided with the cave wall. |
| ned by the Swedish engineer John Ericsson, the | vessel contained all of the emerging innovations that |
| The crew still remaining on the | vessel at the time of its release are reported as bei |
| However, just prior to completion, the | vessel partially sank when a storm hit the Lloyd Werf |
| These officers refused to operate the | vessel at lower manning levels which had been propose |
| As the | vessel was dismantled by heavy machinery, the salvage |
| economical transportation to its new site, the | vessel was cut into four sections. |
| In some cruises, the | vessel probed rivers such as the Arkansas, Red, Tenne |
| A shelter to cover the | vessel was completed in October 1980, with the museum |
| ide varicose veins, occluding the lumen of the | vessel, and reducing the appearance of the varicosity |
| ndia became a republic on 26 January 1950, the | vessel was renamed as the Indian Navy's INS Sutlej. |
| The use of GRP gave the | vessel a low magnetic signature against the threat of |
| The explosion showered the | vessel with live steam and scalding water, killing 60 |
| ntains the Host, the priest will not touch the | vessel with his bare hands. |
| On 10 March 2011, the | vessel visited the port of Funchal, Madeira, for repr |
| She was the | vessel from which Hollins commanded the Confederates |
| From 1998 to 2005 the | vessel was Panama-flagged and currently flies the fla |
| ok the option on their insurance of having the | vessel declared a total loss. |
| Hailing the | vessel will open a dialog with the Kessok and reveal |
| In California the | vessel was sold in order to purchase cattle to be dri |
| n a Coast Guard Small Boat is in charge of the | vessel and all personnel on board. |
| The owner of the | vessel plans to bring the "Swift" back to Brigg in th |
| Following historical review, the | vessel was cleared for disposal by the Virginia State |
| Even changing the name of the | vessel would be difficult as ships are quite distinct |
| Mystic Seaport acquired the | vessel to add to their collection of watercraft after |
| In September 1947, the | vessel was sold to Hoong On Steam Navigation Co Ltd, |
| Meanwhile, the | vessel was laid up in the James River, National Defen |
| In 1896 the | vessel was purchased by Howard Smith and Company who |
| Howard Smith and Company used the | vessel to transport coal to from anchorage at West Po |
| elled vehicle ferry to Waiheke Island with the | vessel Port Kennedy. |
| Around the hull of the | vessel, a large wooden "raft" was to be constructed, |
| After this, the | vessel was used in a hydrographic survey of Irish wat |
| The collected debris of the | vessel are currently stored in decommissioned missile |
| By coincidence, the | vessel on which he later achieved fame (and death) wa |
| In April and May 1985 the | vessel left Liverpool Bay for the first time since he |
| The Spanish authorities tow the | vessel to a position 14 miles north of Viveiro and co |
| ing platform beneath a dome which opens as the | vessel descends. |
| In 2004 Stena Line the | vessel transferred from P&O Irish Sea into the hands |
| Adjusting the relative humidity in the | vessel is one of the most important parameters to be |
| rael Broadcasting Authority reported broke the | vessel in half. |
| A boarding team from Farragut boarded the | vessel and the eight suspected pirates were taken abo |
| communities, Admiral Denman, commander of the | vessel, demanded the surrender of Chapchah, who had m |
| culating propulsion systems drives provide the | vessel with thrust vectoring control similar to the m |
| nerator room of Voltaire, heavily damaging the | vessel, knocking out communications, stearing gear an |
| originally contracted for the building of the | vessel in 1895 with The Newport News Shipbuilding and |
| Protected by bales of cotton, the | vessel operated on the Yazoo and Tallahatchie Rivers |
| During Lloyd's command, the | vessel changed homeports from Alameda California to i |
| s represent the Golden Crucible of Taoism; the | vessel that contains eternal life. |
| n Lord Howe in June 1918 rats escaped from the | vessel and overran the island. |
| On 24 September, after the | vessel had taken on some 4500 tons of cargo, her Numb |
| due to its tear-drop shape, which allowed the | vessel to travel through the water at higher speeds. |
| uced endothelial hyperpolarization through the | vessel wall. |
| On December 29, a loyal force aboard the | vessel Young Prince, captured an unidentified "fort" |
| illage and enabling salvage work to remove the | vessel and cargo to take place. |
| ordered back by Canadian authorities after the | vessel came within one half-mile of seal hunters. |
| ty from the USS Kanawha attempted to board the | vessel, but were driven off by Confederate soldiers f |
| amage of goods was limited to the value of the | vessel, her equipment, and any freight due for the vo |
| Initially, the Americans assumed the | vessel was a sailing boat, but upon closer examinatio |
| urred when a party of investors was aboard the | vessel and they nearly suffocated before they could b |
| gators suspected that Archer had chartered the | vessel in order to flee an Arkansas arrest warrant, a |
| rned North Pacific to Puget Sound, running the | vessel on various routes and as a relief boat. |
| The loss of the | vessel would not make a breach of containment inevita |
| The first Coronet was also the | vessel upon which young Irving Bush and his family ha |
| stopped temporarily, and after the action the | vessel was taken on shore and patched at the falling |
| e application of handles and appendages to the | vessel form. |
| Association met the | vessel at Penrose Quay and formed a guard of honour a |
| e challenge of the puzzle is to drink from the | vessel in such a way that the beverage does not spill |
| ctrical systems were knocked out, plunging the | vessel into darkness. |
| m early February through early April 1944, the | vessel carried personnel and petroleum products betwe |
| and were reengaged by the Americans before the | vessel was destroyed in a large explosion. |
| in the Hokianga, but tragically fell from the | vessel while he was disembarking and drowned. |
| rew, together with the original skipper of the | vessel, went out to attempt to salvage her. |
| He was not aboard in December 1796 when the | vessel was wrecked after an incident in the Bay of Gi |
| After making the initial form of the | vessel a paddle and anvil would then be used to furth |
| onstable may seize anything found on board the | vessel or in the vehicle which he with reasonable cau |
| p's Navy crew was removed; that afternoon, the | vessel was placed in service with a merchant crew, Ma |
| ber is primarily influenced by the size of the | vessel which can be shown in the table below. |
| elial cells which separate blood flow from the | vessel wall. |
| eamen's Union of Australia refused to crew the | vessel for subsequent voyages in protest against Aust |
| toll in the Maldives, on 12 February 1944, the | vessel was attacked by a B1 type Japanese submarine. |
| r collecting a precipitate directly within the | vessel in which it is to be dried, possibly ashed, an |
| As the goddess emptied the | vessel at one draught, Ascalabus laughed at her, and |
| e-named SS Amerikanis ('American maiden'), the | vessel proceeded to Greece for extensive alterations |
| 5 December 1966, the U.S. Navy transferred the | vessel, along with all of its icebreakers, to the Uni |
| After returning to dock at 4 pm, the | vessel was met by Collector of Ports Simeon Draper, a |
| When he first saw the | vessel, it appeared so huge that he wrote "it is a wo |
| As punishment, the master of the | vessel orders him to be tied up in a room down below |
| An aspersorium is the | vessel which holds the holy water and into which the |
| ion, and Lt. Silas W. Terry took charge of the | vessel so that she might complete her mission. |
| ose sheen was enhanced by burnishing after the | vessel was fired. |
| 0, the engines of the Ripon were sold, and the | vessel was converted into a brig for Caird & Co in Gr |
| uy the ship's parts from scrap and rebuild the | vessel as a tourist attraction. |
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