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She was battered about badly and went	ashore south of Cape Henry, Virginia on 24 August 186
loaded troops for another landing and put them	ashore south of Da Nang on 28 April.
aying off of the Leopard in 1803 Collier moved	ashore, spending until 20 January 1806 in command of
On 1 April, when the assault waves rolled	ashore, Swallow shifted from minesweeping duties to a
Farragut also sent a detachment	ashore that set fire to the hotels, wharf buildings,
It was during this period	ashore that Collier devised and presented the plans f
Baron Cherkassov, went	ashore that night to visit his wife.
There they chased and forced	ashore the armed schooner Breaker which had formerly
ships, Kinkaid's fleet would transport and put	ashore the landing force.
Prior to it moving	ashore, the government of Haiti issued a tropical sto
of the two warships smashed Spanish positions	ashore, the boats moved in to carry out the operation
Four days prior to Vamei moving	ashore, the Malaysian Meteorological Department (MMD)
Heading	ashore, the storm began to quickly deteriorate, and b
	Ashore, the base has approximately 120 separate tenan
my artillery and mortar fire, successfully put	ashore their Marines although three boats were lost.
ded support while the 1st and 5th Marines went	ashore; then remained in the area until after Allied
If all the cargo is pumped	ashore then on the ballast passage the tanks will war
the waves of landing craft bringing the troops	ashore, then patrolled off the transport area.
As the Marines stormed	ashore there 31 January 1944, Hamilton steamed in the
was conferred by George M. Dawson when he went	ashore there in 1878.
ate 1916 had briefly landed a party of Marines	ashore there, though a lack of harbor or landing beac
end of the Lyme Bay so many trapped ships came	ashore there.
th Borneo: "He made many visits to his friends	ashore there.
Two died trying to get	ashore, they are buried at St. Wynwallow, Church Cove
ly intended to carry replenishments from ships	ashore, they lacked armor protection and their tracks
n 1 April 1945 when 50000 American troops came	ashore they found their arrival virtually unopposed.
successful, however, and as the battalion came	ashore they were unopposed and barely even got their
ugust 4, 2008 when Tropical Storm Edouard came	ashore, Thomas limited her statements to a warning.
On 11 October 1846, a hurricane drove Morris	ashore three miles northwest of Key West.
extremely heavy enemy fire, was forced to wade	ashore through neck-deep water.
ff and operational assignments both afloat and	ashore throughout the United States, and a joint mili
Lake Champlain, Arnold runs part of his fleet	ashore, to avoid capture.
e was discovered and that the Compadre was run	ashore to save the lives of her crew.
Water trails provide places	ashore to camp and picnic, and other facilities for b
was shot down over the Belgian coast and swam	ashore to Holland, where he was interned.
A German landing party was sent	ashore, to cut the communications cable.
After sending a crew member	ashore to find help, captain and remaining crew aboar
ood landed shore parties that set up positions	ashore to obtain terrestrial navigation "fixes" to do
d from her cables during a gale and was driven	ashore to become a total loss.
On the 26th, they went	ashore to reinforce and support the 4th Marine Divisi
eneral conflagration, men from Elk's crew went	ashore to fight fires.
May and transferred her ammunition and stores	ashore to the naval ammunition depot.
Lishansky swam	ashore to collect Nili information and to pass money
, the first wave of Australian troops splashed	ashore to encounter light opposition.
ision after World War II, HMS Flying Fox moved	ashore to its present HQ in 1972.
after being adrift for 24 hours and were taken	ashore to await repatriation.
tural gas, condensates and LPG which are piped	ashore to be processed near Lang Lang in Gippsland.
rs as a barrier and placed a battery of cannon	ashore to strengthen his position.
lson) and James Cohen dropped anchor and rowed	ashore to prospect for cedar.
d Fleet shifted his flag from his headquarters	ashore to resume status as an afloat commander for th
On 27 June, Ward sent a landing party	ashore to dislodge Southern forces from another batte
He was towed	ashore to Cromer beach.
N ret.), who was taken sick in Darwin and sent	ashore to the Navy hospital prior to Cisco's final vo
The crew and master were put in boats to row	ashore to nearby land at North Island, and the Racer
fitted out to carry ammunition from magazines	ashore to warships anchored far out in harbors where
ttacks, enabled parties of seamen to be rushed	ashore to reinforce the defences.
Gas was brought	ashore to Easington in 1975.
ciety and other island groups, sending parties	ashore to search for missing personnel and to investi
approach the beach, and the divers would swim	ashore to take soil samples, collected this time in c
n range of Spanish shore batteries; Hallowell,	ashore to sit at a court-martial, was denied permissi
This enabled Republic of Korea forces	ashore to move northward and occupy Wonsan themselves
The ship was run	ashore two weeks later and left on the beach.
aboard the USS Boston in Honolulu Harbor came	ashore under orders of neutrality.
Their first move was to send a boat	ashore under a flag of truce to negotiate, but when t
in Nelson's boat that night and managed to get	ashore under a hail of shot, but was hit in the stoma
Kittredge went	ashore under a flag of truce at Corpus Christi where
herself a former American privateer, ran Syren	ashore under Cape May, where her crew destroyed her.
le inlets and streams and assisting Army units	ashore until sailing from Hatteras Inlet for repairs
Once in the discharge port the cargo is pumped	ashore using the cargo pumps.
	Ashore, Vice Admiral Conway's assignments included Na
The team came	ashore wearing military uniforms so that if they were
of cargo storage where the items first needed	ashore were at the top of the hold, and those needed
The French seamen, and the troops	ashore, were demoralized by this point, and had aband
Most of the bodies that came	ashore were buried in the sand dunes of Thorsminde, w
fending their ship while the remainder escaped	ashore when the issue became hopeless.
Morris and most of his crew were	ashore when his ship was boarded in the middle of the
after the attack, the bodies of victims washed	ashore, where they were collected and buried in mass
Around 1816 he went	ashore, where he worked at various jobs and joined th
The following morning, Kittredge again went	ashore where he and his party of seven men were captu
Bellona and caused the frigate Favorite to run	ashore where she blew up.
e and Kennebec chased an unidentified schooner	ashore where she was set afire by her crew.
roach, causing one of the East Indiamen to run	ashore, where she was wrecked, while Lind hurried to
mines, towed disabled ships, and sent parties	ashore which took prisoners and food supplies.
n Battery 16 January 1865 and fired at targets	ashore while her cutters evacuated the wounded.
g to MSNBC, a 30-foot (9.1 m) storm surge came	ashore wiping out 90% of the buildings along the Bilo
	Ashore, Wisecup was assigned to NATO Headquarters in
took part in the landing at Anzac Cove, going	ashore with the second and third waves.
smuggling was not simply a matter of slipping	ashore with a bag of baccy and a keg of wine.
the Black Sea, and also distinguished himself	ashore with the French naval batteries at the Siege o
Working	ashore with the RAF he flew in support of the Army an
Hinsdale's leatherneck passengers swarmed	ashore with the first wave of the invasion forces, an
d one officer of the regiment was killed while	ashore with a brigade headquarters.
She supported the fighting	ashore with accurate gunfire support and antiaircraft
Spending time	ashore with shipmates the young sailor was amazed by
n, on October 7 Florida, while her captain was	ashore with half his crew, was caught defenseless in
inued to supply Pacific Fleet units, and bases	ashore, with fresh water until ordered back to the Un
Ann refuses to go	ashore with the Examiner.
occurred on June 6, 1944 (D-Day) when he swam	ashore with the second assault wave on Omaha Beach.
Tracking to the west-northwest, Bret moved	ashore within 24 hours of forming, and dissipated sho
an 7th Division of the Australian I Corps went	ashore without a casualty.

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