「antisubmarine」の共起表現(2語右で並び替え)

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The IJN wanted to give the	anti-submarine boats a speed of more than 20 knots, becau
The SSKs themselves were limited in their	anti-submarine warfare abilities by their low speed and t
sault troops landed 10 July, Maddox was on	antisubmarine patrol about 16 miles offshore.
ises in 1948 and 1955, and participated in	antisubmarine warfare activities off the east coast, as
rom April to August 1943, she was used for	Anti-Submarine training after undergoing a refit in the U
ulf, Saufley soon found herself engaged in	antisubmarine action after moving into the Camotes Sea t
n convoy escort duty, then participated in	anti-submarine warfare against German U-Boats and escorte
lymouth, England, from which she conducted	antisubmarine patrols against German submarines as a par
les transports and Navy Lockheed P-3 Orion	anti-submarine patrol aircraft were provided to the contr
haut flying boat was a maritime patrol and	anti-submarine warfare aircraft produced in France during
to be used by the Fairey Gannet shipborne	anti-submarine warfare aircraft, and was originally calle
he unsuccessful Wight Bomber for use as an	anti-submarine patrol aircraft, the "Converted" Seaplane
Equipped with DH6s, it carried out	anti-submarine patrols along the coast until the end of t
The destroyer made	antisubmarine patrols along the Atlantic coast and guard
After	antisubmarine patrol along the East Coast and intensive
try into World War II the Group engaged in	antisubmarine patrols along the East coast of the United
e of the New York City area and for flying	antisubmarine patrols along the Atlantic coast.
stage its flying boats used in coastal and	anti-submarine patrols along North America's eastern seab
These units were assigned to	antisubmarine patrols along the Atlantic coast and convo
r II aircraft based at Rathmines conducted	anti-submarine patrols along the Australian east coast an
Hampton Roads 25 August 1918 for her first	antisubmarine patrol, alternating such patrols with coas
ecial) combat organization that had earned	Antisubmarine and American Theater campaign streamers.
She trained in	anti-submarine and amphibious landing exercises and three
Grasse were refitted with the modern SLASM	anti-submarine system, an active Very Low Frequencies son
al Australian Navy (RAN) as a minesweeper,	anti-submarine vessel, and survey ship.
The base was used to carry out	anti-submarine patrols and escort convoys over the Atlant
Aircrewmen on the Merlin Mk1 helicopter in	Anti-Submarine Warfare and Search and Rescue.
och Arkaig carried out training duties for	anti-submarine personnel and Flotilla duties at Derry.
at Subic Bay 6 March, Dufilho operated on	antisubmarine patrol and escort duty.
esponsibility and participated in numerous	anti-submarine technology and tactics development exercis
American	antisubmarine tactics and skill had once again made the
rement of the RNAS to carry out long-range	anti-submarine patrols and convoy escort duties off the w
ly attached to the Carrier Force providing	Anti-Submarine Sreening, and crash destroyer duties for H
Task Group Bravo, one of the Navy's major	anti-submarine groups, and in that year also represented
, she cruised the Marshall Islands area on	anti-submarine patrols and in hunter-killer (HUK) operati
ugboat steamed along the East Coast laying	anti-submarine nets and patrolling against minefields fro
exico and the Atlantic seaboard conducting	anti-submarine patrols and escorting coastwise convoys, I
r a little more than two months, conducted	anti-submarine patrols and air-sea rescue missions out of
d and the Short Seamew, a cheap to produce	anti-submarine reconnaissance and attack aircraft intende
esearch during both World Wars, working on	anti-submarine technology and on fog dispersal systems.
d the 19th Destroyer Flotilla at Dover for	anti-submarine patrol and convoy defence duties in the No
Echuca's initial role was as an	anti-submarine partol and convoy escort vessel alon the e
April 1943 and spent her wartime career on	anti-submarine patrols and as a convoy escort.
Convoy escort,	antisubmarine patrol, and sweeping duties kept the destr
the U.S. Pacific Fleet with her protective	anti-submarine nets, and returned home safely after the w
e, in the late summer of 1917, she assumed	antisubmarine patrol and coastal escort duties in the Ba
ot", would have negated much of the Allied	anti-submarine tactics and technology, but they were neve
the remainder of the war, Rowan conducted	antisubmarine patrols and escorted convoys to both Briti
nt enemy bombing attacks, Kingfisher towed	anti-submarine nets and laid telephone cables in Betio Ha
nt such as enhanced anti-aircraft guns and	anti-submarine weapons, and radar.
ned in gunnery practice, mining operations	antisubmarine training, and fleet battle problems in the
r's Day 1944, she discontinued her nightly	anti-submarine patrols and concentrated on preparing crew
Later she joined Task Group 122.3 for	anti-submarine operations and support duties in the South
er, continued to include the areas such as	anti-submarine warfare and amphibious operations required
Campaign, she was transferred to providing	Anti-Submarine Screening and protection for the Tanker fo
In addition to	anti-submarine patrols and air/sea rescue missions, she e
ontrol conducting Search and Rescue (SAR),	Anti-submarine warfare, and training missions.
After acting as	antisubmarine screen and screening ship for escort carri
operation provided intelligence on Soviet	anti-submarine warfare and acoustics technology, as well
Returning to	antisubmarine patrol and escort duties in the western Me
r 1954, training air and surface forces in	antisubmarine warfare, and conducting patrols.
ugust 1914, Navy airships were confined to	anti-submarine, anti-mine and scouting missions.
Redesignated 3d	Antisubmarine Squadron and requipped with B-18 Bolos, de
During the voyages Hayter provided	anti-submarine protection and transferred the division do
8 was unable to penetrate the intense U.S.	anti-submarine defences, and was forced to return to Kyus
cute shortage of warships, particularly of	antisubmarine warfare and escort types.
on escorted convoys into Boston, joined in	anti-submarine operations, and carried ammunition.
he Philippine Navy removed most of her old	anti-submarine weapons and systems, and added four 12.7 m
Her training concentrated on	antisubmarine warfare, and in 1955 and 1957 she returned
Attu, to care for the seaplanes conducting	antisubmarine patrol and search missions in support of t
Russell Islands, proceeded to Peleliu for	antisubmarine patrol and an escort voyage to Ulithi.
rting warships and merchantmen, conducting	antisubmarine patrols and miscellaneous other minor duti
waters for missions such as mine warfare,	anti-submarine warfare and surface warfare.
eapon and sensor systems such as the ASROC	anti-submarine rocket and the OPS-11 early warning radar
sh navies for the 11-day exercise in which	antisubmarine warfare and air defense were emphasized.
ipan, Iwo Jima, Ulithi, and Tarawa, and on	antisubmarine patrol and minesweeping operations until t
navies, they were typically armed with an	anti-submarine gun and depth charges and used to maintain
uring the next three months, she conducted	anti-submarine patrols and escorted merchantmen to the Ne
ations that included removed of her SUBROC	antisubmarine weapon and her Mark 14 torpedo and Mark 37
in the Caribbean, where it was performing	antisubmarine missions and protecting the Panama Canal f
Squadron was redesignated as 6th	Antisubmarine Squadron, and reassigned to 25th Antisubma
Ocean, it was decided to convert her to an	Anti-submarine escort, and accordingly she returned to th
Redesignated 2d	Antisubmarine Squadron and reassigned to 25th Antisubmar
umbartonshire, working with the Lancashire	Anti-Submarine Committee and the Clyde Anti-Submarine Com
After	anti-submarine training and experiments with radar in Che
wallow shifted from minesweeping duties to	antisubmarine patrols and, but for two runs to Kerama Re
She performed	anti-submarine and anti-aircraft convoy protection duties
The Mod 1 DP (dual purpose)	anti-submarine and anti-ship model also experienced probl
The	antisubmarine and antiaircraft weapons were updated by a
After the 17th she took up	antisubmarine and antiaircraft patrol duties which she c
lippines to Okinawa, Enright served in the	anti-submarine screen around Okinawa until 24 July.
She patrolled	anti-submarine stations around the island complex, gave f
Sailing on	anti-submarine patrols, as well as screening assault ship
Returning to Eniwetok, she operated on	anti-submarine patrol as a precaution against any Japanes
ndon, Connecticut, and served with reserve	antisubmarine squadrons as an anti-submarine training sh
ed to Boston for repair and conversion for	Anti-submarine warfare as a convoy escort.
	Anti-submarine net, as seen in the Polish Army Museum in
re convoy crossings in 1944, and underwent	anti-submarine training at Casco Bay, Maine, between voya
a landing party in Haifa. in 1939 attended	anti-submarine course at Portland and on the outbreak of
However, due a lack of	antisubmarine defenses at Dover, the squadron returned t
ailed from Norfolk 3 April to join a large	antisubmarine unit at Guantanamo Bay 7 April.
In March 1958, after	anti-submarine training at Derry, she joined the Home Fle
In 1917 he became Director of the	Anti-Submarine Division at the Admiralty.
Japanese	antisubmarine records available after the war revealed t
pot ship for the personnel of the Adriatic	anti-submarine net barrage patrol in the Strait of Otrant
Its last assignment was with the 480th	Antisubmarine Group, based at Clovis Army Airfield, New
st assignment was with the Army Air Forces	Antisubmarine Command, based at Miami Airport, Florida.
Its last assignment was with the 479th	Antisubmarine Group, based at RAF Podington, England.
st assignment was with the Army Air Forces	Antisubmarine Command, based in Langley Field, Virginia.
Its last assignment was with the 479th	Antisubmarine Group, based at RAF Podington, England (Te
Its last assignment was with the AAF	Antisubmarine Command, based at Miami Airport, Florida.
st assignment was with the Army Air Forces	Antisubmarine Command, based in Westover Field, Massachu
st assignment was with the Army Air Forces	Antisubmarine Command, based in New York City, New York.
e in January 1941 and served with the 31st	Anti-Submarine Group based at Gibraltar under the command
sent to Okinawa, where she first performed	anti-submarine patrols before sweeping the waters off Ker
Virginia and converted into B-24 Liberator	antisubmarine unit, being redesignated 1st Antisubmarine
Later, operated with Army Air Forces	Antisubmarine Command, being reassigned to the 25th Anti
his capacity from 1942 to 1946, serving in	anti-submarine patrol boats in New Guinea and the south-w
ted merchant vessels and a small number of	anti-submarine patrol boats, so that its actual combat po
in the Cape Province, it still carried out	anti-submarine patrols but began to restrict those patrol
These frigates primarily carry out	antisubmarine warfare, but they also contribute to antia
nd like its predecessor, its main task was	anti-submarine warfare, but its improved weaponry also en
The Auxiliary Patrol was an	antisubmarine initiative by the British to help combat G
HMCS Athabaskan formed the force covering	anti-submarine sweeps by the Canadian 5th Support group,
Performed	Antisubmarine patrols, c. December 1941- October 1942.
It flew	antisubmarine patrols, c. December 1941- October 1942.
nd modernization overhaul during which her	antisubmarine warfare capabilities were improved and upd
t intelligence reports of improving Soviet	anti-submarine warfare capabilities.
, HMS Salamander, and HMS Harrier; and the	anti-submarine Shakespearian class trawlers Hamlet, Macbe
invasion forces in the Marianas providing	anti-submarine and combat air patrols.
ed air support for the assault forces with	antisubmarine and combat air patrols and strikes against
With TF 51, her planes flew	antisubmarine and combat air patrols during operations a
sailed, with Midway and 12 destroyers, for	antisubmarine and combat air patrols off Guam and Saipan
miles east of Saipan, Fanshaw Bay launched	antisubmarine patrols, combat air patrol, and photograph
turrets) (one forward and two aft) and an	anti-submarine armament consisting of a battery of heavyw
ere because of the great success of allied	antisubmarine tactics, contacts were scarce.
The	anti-submarine mission continued until September 1942, wh
Originally designed in the UK for coastal	anti-submarine and convoy duties, the RAN Fairmiles perfo
She then operated on	anti-submarine and convoy escort duty along the eastern s
They flew Vickers Wellingtons on	anti-submarine and convoy escort duties over the Atlantic
operational missions as part of the 480th	Antisubmarine Group, covering an area as far south as 30
d patrols were marred by a heavy number of	antisubmarine patrol craft off Chuuk and poor visibility
2d	Antisubmarine: 14 December 1942-21 June 1943
oval of gun mount 53, where a DASH (Drone,	Antisubmarine Helicopter) deck/hangar was placed.
The U.S. Navy was entirely unprepared for	antisubmarine warfare, despite having had two years of B
ode Island, and operated with the Aircraft	Antisubmarine Development Detachment, Atlantic Fleet, ou
ay area she often worked with TG 28.4, the	antisubmarine development detachment, as well as with th
t Coast and in the Caribbean, primarily in	anti-submarine warfare development and as combat informat
uipment, provided services to experimental	antisubmarine warfare development projects in the Florid
stle (K384), were used to portray a German	anti-submarine vessel dropping depth charges.
ceived the Distinguished Service Medal for	anti-submarine operations during World War I while comman
e controls and flew on Civilian Air Patrol	anti-submarine flights during World War II.
and-based PB4Y Liberator patrol bombers on	anti-submarine details during two tours of duty in the wi
rocket-propelled, air-launched weapons for	anti-submarine warfare during 1942, the United States Nav
Based at Plymouth, they were deployed for	anti-submarine patrol duties in the South-Western Approac
Exmouth was assigned to convoy escort and	anti-submarine patrol duties in the Western Approaches wh
er 1950 for Korea and conducted patrol and	anti-submarine warfare duties at Wonsan, Pusan, Inchon, a
ue services and performed antiaircraft and	antisubmarine screening duties.
i-class destroyer, and was mainly used for	anti-submarine warfare duties.
carrier, Akitsu Maru, intended for coastal	antisubmarine (ASW) duties.
ry 1944, where she was used for escort and	anti-submarine patrol duties.
During these tours she operated on	anti-submarine warfare duty and as a part of the blockade
at readiness, Rhode Island was assigned to	anti-submarine patrol duty off Tangier Island, Maryland.
ded her troops that day and then performed	antisubmarine patrol duty until she reembarked her troop
May, sailed back to Purvis Bay, and began	antisubmarine patrol duty off that port.
ships engaged in equally fierce radar and	antisubmarine picket duty were savagely attacked by Japa
During World War I, S.C. 3 served on	antisubmarine patrol duty in the Special Hunting Squadro
d under the command of Ensign B.D. Wood on	antisubmarine patrol duty in the Special Hunting Squadro
Also trained crews for	antisubmarine patrol duty overseas.
She also was engaged from time to time in	antisubmarine escort duty.
she returned to the Bonin-Volcano area for	antisubmarine patrol duty.
On 9 February she began	antisubmarine patrols east of Leyte Gulf; then she steam
e part of a hunter-killer carrier group on	anti-submarine patrol east of the Marshalls.
rch 1938, and included the installation of	anti-submarine detection equipment (ASDIC/Sonar).
After her	antisubmarine warfare equipment had been removed, Bering
After her	antisubmarine warfare equipment had been removed, Abseco
After her	antisubmarine warfare equipment had been removed, McCull
can destroyers with increasingly effective	anti-submarine warfare equipment, Miwa (although initiall
imes over the next decade, operating as an	anti-submarine unit equipped with Fairey Gannets, and see
important support aided in the successful	antisubmarine and escort operations of the South Atlanti
ando Harbor four days later, she commenced	anti-submarine and escort patrols along the coast of Luzo
to Norfolk, Virginia, PC-465 served as an	anti-submarine convoy escort.
training ships, aircraft transports and as	anti-submarine convoy escorts.
anese Maritime Self-Defense Force in joint	anti-submarine warfare exercise MAREX and later that year
1958, Stickleback was participating in an	antisubmarine warfare exercise with Silverstein (DE-534)
gst U.S. surface units participating in an	antisubmarine warfare exercise.
ur months of 1969 participating in various	antisubmarine warfare exercises and preparing for overse
en of USS Solomons (CVE-67) and sailed for	antisubmarine warfare exercises off the coast of Brazil.
Her 1955 deployment began with	antisubmarine warfare exercises with the Royal Navy off
ea for two weeks of combined antiaircraft/	antisubmarine warfare exercises conducted with Hancock (
ed at Pearl Harbor on 31 May and joined in	anti-submarine training exercises in Hawaii until 12 Augu
Later she took part in	antisubmarine warfare exercises off the coasts of Japan
ing Boston on 11 April 1945, she conducted	antisubmarine warfare exercises out of Casco Bay, Maine,
ive refresher training and participated in	antisubmarine warfare exercises before sailing on 15 Mar
ands engaged in tactical and hunter-killer	anti-submarine warfare exercises and performed patrol dut
bmarine off the New England coast, perform	anti-submarine warfare exercises, and proceed to Halifax,
1980 and retained primarily for training,	antisubmarine warfare exercises, and other secondary dut
ctober and November, she took part in NATO	antisubmarine warfare exercises.
land and Canadian coasts, participating in	anti-submarine warfare exercises.

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