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| the naval armed guard on the merchant steamship | SS Vacuum in April. |
| January 22 - The | SS Valencia strikes a reef off Vancouver Island, ki |
| In 1933, 27 years after the sinking of the | SS Valencia, the ship's lifeboat #5 was found float |
| SS Van Lear Black was laid down under a Maritime Co | |
| The | S.S. Varvassi is a wrecked ship just off the Needles |
| Zindagi is a Hindi movie produced by | SS Vasan, Gemini Pictures and directed by Ramanand |
| ndi movie produced and directed by S S Balan and | SS Vasan. |
| rise (2003-2008), USNS Cape Bon (1985-2003), and | SS Velma Lykes (1967-1985). |
| the T.Rex enclosure from Jurassic Park and the | S.S. Venture deck from The Lost World. |
| as Captain Englehorn: The German Captain of the | SS Venture. |
| En route she assisted | SS Venus, a Panamanian merchantman lying helpless o |
| med by the U.S. Navy, AF-21 was built in 1932 as | SS Veragua by Bethlehem Steel Shipbuilding Corp., Q |
| the Model 1936 Army field uniform; however, the | SS version had a somewhat wider collar in feldgrau |
| The cars, based on the | SS version of the EB110, re-added the four-wheel dr |
| SS Versorgungs Battalion 21 | |
| SS Versorgungs Regiment 25 | |
| t same year, the shipping company's first ship - | SS Vesteraalen "from 1865 (ex-SS Arendal") was purc |
| the first Coastal Express in 1893 with the ship | SS Vesteraalen from 1891. |
| and fellow driver Norman Batten were aboard the | SS Vestris when it sank. |
| Devore were lost at sea while sailing aboard the | SS Vestris. |
| After the war he organised an | SS veterans group and was involved on the fringes o |
| SS Veterinary Company 25 | |
| SS Veterinary Company 6 | |
| bliotheca hagiographica latina", II, 1070; Acta | SS., VI August, 18-19). |
| , working within the Gestapo, hearing screams of | SS victims, stealing information to rescue Jews sch |
| She was renamed | SS Viking in 1912 after her sale to the Viking Crui |
| Psalm 149 for | SS Violin and viola |
| A.C. Libertas 1-0 | S.S. Virtus |
| S.S. Virtus 2-0 S.P. Tre Fiori | |
| S.S. Virtus 0-1 S.S. Murata | |
| S.S. Virtus 1-2 S.S. Folgore/Falciano | |
| Captain: | S.S. Viviers No Caps (Orange Free State) |
| Upon the declaration of war with Germany, | SS Vogesen was seized by Customs and Navy officials |
| ailed from Rotterdam, The Netherlands aboard the | SS Volendam on February 10, 1940. |
| an attack which sank the small British freighter | SS Volo. |
| 913 when she rescued passengers from the burning | SS Volturno in the Atlantic. |
| Meyer, Hubert, The 12th | SS: Volume One. |
| ttalion, 23 Panzergrenadier Regiment Norge, 11th | SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Division Nordland. |
| ew Langemarck division was to be designated 27th | SS Volunteer Grenadier Division Langemarck.. |
| spring of 1944, he was given command of the 22nd | SS Volunteer Cavalry Division Maria Theresa, with w |
| SS Volunteer Artillery Regiment 32 | |
| n April 1945, his company was attached to the 23 | SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Division Nederland. |
| The fresh | SS Volunteer Grenadier Regiments 45 and 46 (1st and |
| SS Volunteer Regiment 43 (renumbered 46 in November | |
| Main article: 3rd Estonian | SS Volunteer Brigade |
| SS Volunteer Grenadier Regiment 83 (3rd Dutch) | |
| me of these Azerbaijanis joined the Azeri Waffen | SS Volunteer Formations. |
| Regimental Kampfgruppe, 7th | SS Volunteer Mountain Division Prinz Eugen |
| The 27th | SS Volunteer Division Langemarck was a German Waffe |
| Germany, for instance, or enlistment in the 7th | SS Volunteer Mountain Division Prinz Eugen, all eth |
| Airport and Landwehr Canal, destroying the 11th | SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Division Nordland and |
| SS Volunteer Grenadier Regiment 86 Schill | |
| The 18th | SS Volunteer Panzer Grenadier Division Horst Wessel |
| Soon after the occupation, Luykx joined the 6th | SS Volunteer Brigade of the Waffen-SS. |
| The conscripts were included with the Estonian | SS Volunteer Brigade that was renamed the 3 Estonia |
| e, one of the regiments of the newly formed 11th | SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Division Nordland. |
| it was dissolved and its personnel used to form | SS Volunteer Grenadier Regiment 47 of the 20th Waff |
| ore extreme collaborationist groups like the 6th | SS Volunteer Sturmbrigade Langemarck and DeVlag, th |
| ed the second Estonian Regiment and the Estonian | SS Volunteer Brigade was established on May 5, 1943 |
| S-Panzergrenadier Regiment 24 Danmark under 11th | SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Division Nordland. |
| 1942 when he became officer for contact with 7th | SS Volunteer Mountain Division Prinz Eugen, he had |
| sion was administratively subordinated to the VI | SS Volunteer Corps, but operationally it was in res |
| At the end of July the 23rd | SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Division Nederland had |
| goslav ethnic Germans (Volksdeutsche) of the 7th | SS Volunteer Mountain Division Prinz Eugen operatin |
| founded in 1993 by Lars Magnus Westrup, a former | SS volunteer. |
| uary, Bullwinkel and 65 other nurses boarded the | SS Vyner Brooke to escape the island. |
| Refining Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as | SS W. M. Irish until acquired in early October 1944 |
| ping Board on 26 March 1919, once again becoming | SS W. L. Steed. |
| has been named for Waban, and kept the name (as | SS Waban) while in post-Navy mercantile service fro |
| At Arnhem, the Dutch | SS Wach Battalion 3 was attached to Kampfgruppe Von |
| Cross as its emblem in honour of the Charlemagne | SS Waffen Division. |
| 1 | SS Waffengruppe "Georgien" was formed on December 1 |
| chester, she captured the German blockade runner | SS Wahehe off Iceland. |
| The freighter | SS Waimarama, which was transporting fuel in drums |
| SS Wakulla was a steel-hulled, single-screw cargo v | |
| ed States Shipping Board and once again becoming | SS Wakulla, she operated actively out of Los Angele |
| For steamships named Wallsend, see | SS Wallsend. |
| gal successor to a floating moonshine still, the | SS Walrus, which drifted between cane plantations e |
| rdan C Javy Lopez 1B Ryan Klesko CF Andruw Jones | SS Walt Weiss P Tom Glavine |
| SS Walter D. Munson was built in 1917 at Sparrows P | |
| SS Walter A. Luckenbach was a steamer launched on 1 | |
| at American Shipbuilding, Lorain, Ohio, renamed | SS Walter A. Sterling and launched, 15 July 1961. |
| s the British commercial refrigerated cargo ship | SS War Speed for the Cunard Line by the Standard Sh |
| gent and Nazi hunter is on the trail of a former | SS war criminal reminiscent of Martin Bormann belie |
| ial steel-hulled, single-screw, steam cargo ship | SS War Herald for the United States Shipping Board |
| Company, Glasgow together with her sister ships | SS Warilda and SS Willochra. |
| ght Yards, Panama City, Florida, as Liberty ship | SS Warren P. Marks (MCE hull 2346) 31 January 1945 |
| A fellow member of the | SS was Salvatore Cazzetta; the two became friends. |
| ensuring that his organizational loyalty to the | SS was always irreproachable. |
| Deubel, by then an Oberfuehrer in the | SS, was nominated by Eiche as his successor. |
| The | SS was further cemented when both it and the Gestap |
| ced recruitment of skilled Jewish workers by the | SS was seriously interfering with the requirements |
| The | SS was ordered to leave their residence and not to |
| On September 11, 1940 the Dutch | SS was formed by Mussert, formally as Afdeling XI ( |
| The early | SS was formed into several Zehnerstaffeln, or “Grou |
| The Dennis | SS was almost identical with the previous RS model. |
| from minor functionary to a leading role in the | SS was built on this principle of working towards t |
| The purpose of the Germanic | SS was to enforce Nazi racial doctrine and Anti-Sem |
| September 2006 the 85-year-old ex-member of the | SS was detained in Kempten, Bavaria in accordance w |
| by companies of Amtsgruppe W. Additionally, the | SS was producing under contract military clothing a |
| The | SS was. |
| SS Wassaic was a steel-hulled, single-screw freight | |
| ged USS Canberra to Manus, towing in tandem with | SS Watch Hill during the last two days of the trip. |
| SS Waziristan was sunk by the German submarine U-13 | |
| by members of Sturmabteilung (SA) and Allgemeine | SS wearing SA or SS uniforms with a white brassard. |
| though one involved taking 40 passengers off the | SS Welsh Prince which got into difficulties after l |
| d her charges joined British gunboat Cricket and | SS Wen-chow 52 miles below Chinkiang. |
| s at equal levels, since the two branches of the | SS were considered separate services. |
| stic move than a real ideological gesture as the | SS were offering significant rewards to build up th |
| dwell in the spiritual domain, the one that the | SS were unable to destroy. |
| SS Werfer Battalion 32 | |
| , Vimy rescued survivors from the US merchantman | SS West Lashaway, which U-66 had sunk on 30 August. |
| West Zula was built as the commercial cargo ship | SS West Zula by the Los Angeles Shipbuilding and Dr |
| Once again | SS West Zula, she was berthed in the Shipping Board |
| As | SS West York, she was towing the decommissioned HMC |
| Quebec, she was sold into mercantile service as | SS West York. |
| Once again | SS West Madaket, she remained in the custody of the |
| SS West Madaket is launched on 5 October 1918 at th | |
| She then operated commercially as | SS Westmead under the ownership of the Shipping Boa |
| n 1918 as the commercial single-screw cargo ship | SS Westport for the United States Shipping Board by |
| He was still in command of the 102 | SS when he was awarded the Knight's Cross in April |
| hid himself at a farm but was discovered by the | SS when he sent a message to his girlfriend. |
| ime job in the Race and Settlement Office of the | SS where he eventually became a section head. |
| In 1931, he joined the | SS, where he achieved the rank of colonel in both t |
| nn was senior to the rank of Mann, except in the | SS where a junior rank of SS-Obermann was created i |
| ng this relocation they would be escorted by the | SS, which as they knew was “an organization devoted |
| nd to be about motorcycles with the exception of | SS which is centralised about cars |
| Krupp worked closely with the | SS, which controlled the concentration camps from w |
| ut by a special commando unit of the Nazi Waffen | SS which was held in October 1944 ands aimed at poi |
| r of the Nazi regime, he was hostile towards the | SS, which he saw as a rival to the Army. |
| was involved in the negotiation of credit to the | SS, which operated Nazi forced labor camps and conc |
| sional soldier who is against the methods of the | SS, which he considers to be counter-productive. |
| dric Hardwicke), is a lieutenant general of the | S.S., while a second, Baron Ikito (Peter Lorre), is |
| Chmielewski joined the | SS whilst unemployed in 1932 and joined the Nazi Pa |
| The Mayaguez was first launched in April 1944 as | SS White Falcon, a C2-S-AJ1 (U.S. Maritime Commissi |
| n large numbers by elements of the German Waffen | SS, who did not initially have full access to stand |
| thal was a Sturmbannfuhrer (Major) in the Waffen | SS who was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron C |
| n large numbers by elements of the German Waffen | SS, who at first did not have full access to standa |
| nn was bestowed upon those members of the SA and | SS who had served for six months to one year in the |
| Now the | SS who run the camp are ratcheting up the terror. |
| r of a white-supremist motorcycle gang named the | SS, who were based in Pointe-aux-Trembles, on the e |
| nce served as a base for members of the Austrian | SS who were attempting to influence Austrian politi |
| (OF), Betty Whiting (IF), and Dottie Schroeder ( | SS), who played with four different teams to become |
| ich, Heinrich Himmler's second-in-command in the | SS, who begins by explaining the purpose of the mee |
| SS Widad, coastal tanker | |
| They arrived on the | SS Widor on 9 October 1940. |
| For the Bugsier Line coaster, see | SS Wiedau. |
| tion Konrad II, an unsuccessful offensive by the | SS Wiking Division to relieve German troops occupyi |
| Totenkopf was sent to Hungary, together with the | SS Wiking Division. |
| n they were relieved by another Kampfgruppe from | SS Wiking, they left behind more than thirty destro |
| y, which returned her to service and renamed her | SS Willanglo. |
| f her sinking by a German submarine in 1942, the | SS William Rockefeller was one of the world's large |
| ruction was completed on the cable-laying vessel | SS William H. G. Bullard (M. C. hull 2557), built f |
| rs tugboat Lake Superior, and the lake freighter | SS William A. Irvin are moored there, and open for |
| e completed in 34 to 42 days (which included the | SS William F. Jerman mentioned above). |
| was sold in 1985 to Ford Motor Company, renamed | SS William Clay Ford (II). |
| SS William Rockefeller was a tanker ship built in 1 | |
| ing World War II, a liberty ship was launched as | SS William Becknell, but was quickly rechristened U |
| SS William Isom was built as a commercial tanker in | |
| tish then armed the Uganda Railway lake steamers | SS William Mackinnon, SS Kavirondo, Winifred and Sy |
| From 3 to 7 May she escorted the torpedoed | SS William Williams to the safety of Suva. |
| e crew of 67 men from the American merchant ship | SS William Gaston, torpedoed by a German submarine |
| Cybele (AKS-10) was launched as | SS William Hackett 9 October 1944 by Delta Shipbuil |
| The | SS William A. Graham was a World War II Liberty shi |
| Omar Vizquel | SS, Willie Mac Award |
| fterpart of Abiqua was joined to the forepart of | SS Windsor (formerly Bear Paw) to form a dry cargo |
| Her sister ship was the | SS Windsor Castle; they were the only four-funneled |
| One of the merchants, | SS Winona had developed engine problems and also tu |
| n had lost her cargo of linseed oil, and much of | SS Winston-Salem's cargo had also been jettisoned i |
| ivors took shelter on the American merchant ship | SS Winston-Salem, also of PQ 17, which had run agro |
| Soldiers of the Waffen | SS with MP 40 submachine guns. |
| the time, there was a divisional disunity in the | SS, with SS units in southern Germany controlled by |
| The "picture book | SS woman" stood accused at the Auschwitz Trial in 1 |
| om other Aufseherinnen because while most of the | SS women wore black jack-boots, she was in ordinary |
| Most of the ' | SS' women met their prisoner work gangs at the gate |
| Other high ranking | SS women included Christel Jankowsky, Ilse Goeritz, |
| In early January 1945, Orlowski was one of the | SS women posted on the death march to Auschwitz-Bir |
| ince of Saxony where she worked with fifty other | SS women. |
| ing Jews of the HKP camp who understood that the | SS would try to kill them in the days before the Ge |
| oat type engine was raised from the wreck of the | SS Xantho by the Western Australian Museum. |
| Wreck of | SS Xantho found off Western Australia. |
| rading and whaling vessels and an iron ship, the | SS Xantho which sank after being overloaded with le |
| mpanions was martyred in Pontus or Galatia (Acta | SS XLIV, 55). |
| SS Yale then began conversion to a coastal minelaye | |
| ock and Transportation Corp. of New York City as | SS Yale, was acquired by the U.S. Navy on 20 Decemb |
| d of Yarmouth Castle" chronicles the fate of the | SS Yarmouth Castle which caught fire and sank off t |
| ship which burned and sank off the Bahamas, see | SS Yarmouth Castle. |
| ommissioned by the Navy, (No. 2136) was built as | SS Yarrowdale by William Pickersgill & Sons, Sunder |
| Cirrhopetalum pingtungense ( | S.S. Ying & C. Chen) Garay, Hamer & Siegerist 1994. |
| ghai, China-based firm in 1933, she became first | SS Yolande B and then SS Yolande before being wreck |
| in 1965 for commercial operation under the name | SS Yorkmar, before being scrapped in 1974. |
| ern Chief was built as the commercial cargo ship | SS Yoshida Maru No. 3 and completed in December 191 |
| e, in which Peavy would be traded to Atlanta for | SS Yunel Escobar, OF Gorkys Hernandez, P Blaine Boy |
| SS Zaanland was a steel-hulled, single-screw cargo | |
| SS Zealandic was a British ocean liner initially op | |
| For the British ship, see | SS Zealandic. |
| In World War II, the United States liberty ship | SS Zebulon B. Vance was named in his honor. |
| sition: sold for scrapping, 8 November 1971, to | S.S. Zee, Taiwan. |
| Dutch passenger ship | SS Zeelandia at New York City prior to her U.S. Nav |
| Kannan, N; Taylor, | SS; Zhai, Y; Venter, JC; Manning, G (13 March 2007) |
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