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| In December 1949, she aided the grounded steamer | SS Aristocratus off the south point of Santa Rosa I |
| Wilde arrived on 3 January 1882 aboard the | SS Arizona and criss-crossed the country on a gruel |
| hen the Division formed the right wing of the VI | SS Army Corps during the fighting in the Courland p |
| ercantile service in 1948 at Buenos Aires as the | SS Artillero (renamed President Garcia in 1965). |
| 1945, while in command of the II.Battalion, 11th | SS Artillery Regiment, 11th SS Panzergrenadier Divi |
| charge of the munitions of the 4th Battery, 2nd | SS Artillery Regiment, Das Reich. |
| s in Gold while assigned to the I.Battalion, 5th | SS Artillery Regiment SS Division Wiking in January |
| rtillery battalion (Schuma-Art-Abteilung 56) and | SS artillery battalion «Weissruthenien» ( SS-Pol.-A |
| s initially launched as the Rosedale and renamed | SS Arvonian a month later. |
| SS Arvonian was a 2794 gross ton freighter, launche | |
| 1919 the ship re-entered commercial operation as | SS Arvonian, but her name was soon changed to Brook |
| 91 ethnic Albanians were drafted into the Waffen | SS, as well as an additional 300 ethnic Albanians w |
| He served in both the LVF and the French Waffen | SS as a war correspondent. |
| en as one of the more important units within the | SS, as Munich was still viewed as a highly importan |
| the NSDAP (Nazi) party as member 665696 and the | SS as member 14220. |
| He joined the Waffen | SS as early as 1940. |
| look into the recently formed Schutzstaffel or ( | SS) as a career option after his "dismissal for imp |
| 4, the Schalburg Corps was incorporated into the | SS as SS Training Battalion Schalburg. |
| i Party and the Sturmabteilung, switching to the | SS as soon as it came to his hometown (in fact Zill |
| her with the Nederland Brigade, he saw the Dutch | SS as the forerunners of a new Dutch army. |
| SS Asian, responded to the distress calls, but did | |
| S.S. Astro | |
| f the Gestapo handed 532 Jewish prisoners to the | SS at Pier 1 in Oslo harbor. |
| A training school was opened for the Dutch | SS at the Avegoor estate in Ellecom in the Spring o |
| Williams played | SS at Patrick Henry HS in San Diego,CA. |
| He was aboard the | SS Athenia when it was torpedoed on September 3, 19 |
| She sank the liner | SS Athenia, the first ship sunk in World War II, on |
| Her sister ships were the | SS Athenic and the SS Corinthic. |
| the rescue of more refugees from the shipwrecked | SS Athina, which had grounded in Syrna. |
| ssengers and crew from the burning Greek steamer | SS Athinai on September 20, 1915, and made the news |
| The | SS Athinai was commissioned by the Hellenic Transat |
| SS Athinai was a Greek transatlantic steamer that b | |
| The steamer | SS Atlantus was launched on 5 December 1918, and wa |
| As the | SS attempted to cross to the other side, the Wehrma |
| hof on September 5, 1944 to begin training as an | SS Aufseherin. |
| SS Augustine and John, Thomas Street, Dublin (1860) | |
| Then Kryten tells them how the | S.S. Augustus crew left him alone, before Kryten wen |
| For the Italian liner, see | SS Ausonia. |
| The shipwreck of | SS Austria |
| On 1 September 1858, | SS Austria captained by F. A. Heydtmann sailed from |
| SS Austria was a steamship of the Hamburg America L | |
| n Dohna-Schlodien signaled that his ship was the | SS Author, sailing from Liverpool to Natal. |
| After this incident, the | SS authorities began a secret investigation into th |
| ptember 1939, where she sank the British steamer | SS Aviemore. |
| ners, but they soon ran into German infantry and | SS, backed by air support, and took heavy losses. |
| An extremely rare | SS badge, known as the SS-SA Fliegerabzeichen, was |
| lwaukee, Kewaunee, and Manitowoc, Wisconsin (see | SS Badger), were an important transportation link a |
| og is a 1971 Bollywood tragedy film directed by | S.S. Balan. |
| SS Balmes was a Spanish steamship that caught fire | |
| The | SS Balmes was operated by Captain Juan Ruiz. |
| Survivors of the | SS Balmes fire |
| er maiden voyage to New York City, replacing the | SS Baltic in White Star's lineup. |
| Bermuda renamed her | SS Bangor and leased her out for operations by the |
| He is currently playing for | S.S. Barletta Calcio. |
| tly playing for Lega Pro Seconda Divisione team | S.S. Barletta Calcio on loan from A.S. Bari. |
| first team place, and was sold to Italian side | S.S. Barletta Calcio. |
| was invited to form the Government by Governor | S.S. Barnala. |
| could only obtain access immediately next to the | SS barracks. |
| In August 2008 he signed with Italian club | S.S. Basket Napoli. |
| rld scene with his 900-page study of the Finnish | SS battalion in World War II. |
| of the 12 were surrounded by two companies of a | SS battalion. |
| Her keel was laid down as | SS Bauxite (T. |
| d to the town via T. B. Potter's steamship, the | S.S. Bayocean, in a three-day trip from Portland. |
| was necessary, under which the influence of the | SS be reduced, but Hitler would continue as dictato |
| il 1947 to A.H. Bull of New York, NY and renamed | SS Beatrice. |
| y Sealift Command (MSC) and placed in service as | SS Beaver State (ACS-10), 4 May 1997. |
| SS Beaver State (T-ACS-10) was laid down on 13 Apri | |
| or and officer in the German elite troops of the | SS, because he desperately wanted to become a membe |
| ring the Nuremberg Trials that he had joined the | SS because from 1932 he had been actively engaged i |
| ein was assigned to the Hygiene Institute of the | SS, becoming responsible for delivering Zyklon B po |
| The | SS Bee earned historical notability as the first of |
| S was still reserved for "Special" and | SS began to be used for shuttles. |
| SS Belgica (1894), built by The Strand Slipway Co, | |
| SS Belgica (1918), built by The Pusey & Jones Co, W | |
| SS Belgica (1884), a barque-rigged ship used in the | |
| She was renamed | SS Bellingham and was completed in August 1918. |
| Once again | SS Bellingham, she operated commercially under the |
| The ship was later renamed | SS Belofin Floridian shortly before being scrapped |
| go where he worked as a site superintendent for | S.S. Beman at Pullman, on the south side of the city |
| to Calicoan Island to transfer her deck cargo to | SS Ben Ruffin. |
| A Liberty ship was also named in his honor, the | SS Benjamin Ide Wheeler. |
| For the Ben Line ships, see | SS Bennachie. |
| S.S. Berg, J.N. Ashley, U.S. Patent 2,607,773 (1952) | |
| ARDIS misses Metebelis Three and materialises on | SS Bernice, a ship that suddenly disappeared while |
| greed, and on 31 December, AE2 (under the tow of | SS Berrima) left Albany with AIF Convoy 2. The subm |
| Family Epitoniidae | S.S. Berry, 1910, the wentletraps |
| Unfortunately, the New Zealand-harbored | SS Berwind isn't exactly the luxury ocean liner he |
| For the 20th century Victory ship, see | SS Bessemer Victory. |
| The | SS Bessemer (also called the Bessemer Saloon) was a |
| fering from seasickness in 1868, he designed the | SS Bessemer (also called the "Bessemer Saloon"), a |
| Cor Caroli (AK-91) was launched 19 March 1943 as | SS Betsy Ross by Permanente Metals Corp., Yard No. |
| Bharat Line, Ltd., of Bombay, India, and renamed | SS Bharateatlia. |
| the Leverhulme Medal of the Royal Society, the | S.S. Bhatnagar Prize in Engineering Sciences (1973), |
| National Science Academy and a recipient of the | S.S. Bhatnagar Award for Physical Sciences, 1999 and |
| For the ship, see | SS Bibury. |
| For the steamship, see | SS Black Heron. |
| The | SS blood group tattoo was applied, in theory, to al |
| SS Bodil of Esbjerg on the 26 May 1915 | |
| Begleitkommando-SS were elite | SS bodyguards created to provide close security pro |
| guised under an alias as a Swedish seaman aboard | SS Bolivia, on a destination to Caracas, Venezuela. |
| escort comprising the cruiser Edinburgh, R. Adm. | SS Bonham-Carter commanding, plus four destroyers a |
| The | SS Booker T. Washington was an American Liberty shi |
| SS Border Guards | |
| Its hull identifies it as the | SS Botany Bay, though there is no historical record |
| y the Bouker Towing Company and had been renamed | SS Bouker No. 2 by the time the 3rd Naval District |
| For the ship called | SS Bowes Castle, see SS Empire Advocate. |
| The Allgemeine-SS also had control over a third | SS branch, known as the Germanic-SS, which was comp |
| t finished weakly thanks to injuries to starting | SS Brandon Turner and OF Jeff Flagg. |
| After repair and refit, the | SS Bremen made her first voyage from Bremen to New |
| e hope of intercepting the German passenger ship | SS Bremen which had sailed from Murmansk. |
| During the voyage to Europe on the | S.S. Bremen, Victor befriends a British radio person |
| 12/21/10-Designated | SS Brent Dlugach for assignment. |
| In November 1931, the | SS briefly commissioned a flight unit consisting of |
| Promoted to | SS Brig. |
| The | SS Brigade Westfalen was an adhoc unit composed of |
| AP in 1928, and was promoted to the leader of an | SS brigade in 1933. |
| he original name for the brigade was going to be | SS Brigade (mot) but was changed to 1 SS Brigade (m |
| SS Brigade Schuldt was a formation of the Waffen SS | |
| On 19 February he had been the Master of the | SS British Consul when she was torpedoed and sunk a |
| ns also rescued nine of the crew from the tanker | SS British Premier, which had been torpedoed off Fr |
| ennessee, USA, the station is currently owned by | SS Broadcasting. |
| For ships named after it, see | SS Brockley Hill. |
| Mercantile Marine Captain Charles Fryatt of the | ss Brussels as a franc-tireur on 27 July 1916. |
| esulting from bomb hits, then went alongside the | SS Bucknell Victory to supply power to the stricken |
| Kerwood was built as the merchant ship | SS Budapest at Thornaby-on-Tees, England, by Richar |
| , Pennsylvania, as the coastal passenger steamer | SS Bunker Hill. |
| 1902 by J. Blumer & Co., Sunderland, England, as | SS Burbo Bank for the Fenwick Shipping Co., Ltd., w |
| When Lorenz was away from his house, the | SS burst in and tried to take his wife and mother-i |
| Ochs was obliged to obey the demands of the | SS, but tried to ease the suffering of his fellow i |
| cleus for a new Waffen Grenadier Division of the | SS, but as manpower was lacking this goal could not |
| It is sometimes abbreviated | SS, but is not to be confused with settleable solid |
| VOMI was under the control of the | SS by 1941. |
| de, he became a member of the Nazi party and the | SS by March 6, 1933. |
| S.S. Cacique, a 6,202 gross ton commercial freighter | |
| t journeying from Cape Town to London aboard the | SS Caernarvon Castle in February 1933. |
| In 1936, the liner was the site of the ( | SS California strike), of the National Maritime Uni |
| Pacific Mail for service in the Pacific were the | SS California (1848), the SS Oregon (1848) and the |
| 936, Curran led a strike aboard the ocean liner | S.S. California, then docked in San Pedro, Californi |
| SS Californian was launched on 12 May 1900 at San F | |
| She was sold privately in 1964 and renamed | SS Calmar, and was scrapped in 1980. |
| Later in May, she and the | SS Cameronia evacuated 6,000 Argyll and Sutherland |
| The | SS Cameronia was a twin propeller triple-expansion |
| SS Camille on the 6 January 1916 | |
| SS Camosun III - ex-HMCS St. Thomas, HMS Sandgate C | |
| 1945 and sold for mercantile service 1946 (later | SS Camosun III). |
| The compressibilities (and therefore also | Ss) can be estimated from laboratory consolidation |
| he Parachute Regiment were landed from the liner | SS Canberra and the LPD HMS Fearless. |
| Lance Corporal Connick was 25 when he boarded | SS Canberra at Southampton to set sail for the Falk |
| Andromeda alongside | SS Canberra at the end of the Falklands War |
| with the requisitioned P&O liner, the troopship | SS Canberra (see ), and the MV Norland (see ), in o |
| beautiful, but very efficient", but P&O's famous | SS Canberra of 1961, ordered one year after Souther |
| obert Tillberg, spent a lot of the time on board | SS Canberra investigating the needs of British pass |
| SS Canonesa was a British cargo ship operated by th | |
| the cape's name was given to a German liner, the | SS Cap Arcona. |
| n the attack that resulted in the sinking of the | SS Cap Arcona. |
| The same British air attack sank | SS Cap Arcona and Thielbek. |
| The film was shot on board the | SS Cap Arcona, a passenger cruise ship which itself |
| SS Cape Florida (AK-5071) was laid down, 29 Decembe | |
| Cape May returned to commercial service as | SS Cape May. |
| He co-led a group on the | SS Capitol in 1927 with Fate Marable. |
| On July 18, 1942, the | SS captain, Theodor Dannecker, inspected the camp a |
| s, a fact that delayed promotions throughout his | SS career. |
| g completed in 1956 as the roll-on/roll-off ship | SS Carib Queen for Trailer Marine Transport, Inc. |
| , when it torpedoed the unlit Newfoundland ferry | SS Caribou, killing 137 people. |
| 1947, Jan Steen was involved in a collision with | SS Caritas I in the River Scheldt near Vlissingen. |
| The freighter | SS Carlton sounded her siren to warn the leading sh |
| SS Carolina | |
| The | SS Carolina was a 380-foot-long (120 m) passenger l |
| tates entered World War I in 1917, she was named | SS Carolinian and was the property of the Garland S |
| SS Carrillo was built as a commercial passenger-car | |
| The ship returned to commercial service as | SS Carrillo, and for over 25 years was employed in |
| mship Company owned a break bulk freighter, the | S.S. Carter Braxton, which was named in his honor. |
| RMS later | SS Carthage was a Royal Mail Ship and ocean liner o |
| In 1914, the ship was renamed | SS Caserta after the city of Caserta, Italy, and co |
| The crew were rescued by a tug boat and the | SS Catala passenger steamer, but the cargo of bombs |
| ued by the tug Sally N and the passenger steamer | SS Catala. |
| The | S.S. Catalina also served as a troop ship during Wor |
| The ship was laid down on 8 July 1941, as | SS Catawba, by the Bethlehem-Sparrows Point Shipyar |
| ugust 1914 she captured the German merchant ship | SS Catherina. |
| A ship named the American | SS Catopazi sank between Charleston, South Carolina |
| 8 August - The steamship | SS Catterthun strikes Seal Rocks, NSW, and founders |
| SS Cauto was a commercial cargo ship launched in 19 | |
| Once again | SS Cauto, she resumed civilian service, operating c |
| Monadnock, launched as | SS Cavalier in 1938 by Pusey and Jones Corp., Wilmi |
| he Training and Replacement Battalion of the 8th | SS Cavalry Division was involved in suppressing the |
| On 1 June 1942 he was transferred to the | SS Cavalry Division as the commander of the Artille |
| osza and after his recovery he was posted to the | SS Cavalry Brigade. |
| Throughout the next weeks members of the | SS Cavalry Regiment under Lombards command allegedl |
| In March 1941 they were renamed | SS Cavalry Regiments (German: Kavallerie-Regimenter |
| , he was given command of the 3rd Squadron, 15th | SS Cavalry Regiment. |
| of the Soviet Union (Operation Barbarossa), the | SS Cavalry Brigade along with the 1 SS Infantry Bri |
| The | SS Cavalry Brigade was assigned to the area of the |
| He was given command of the 4th Squadron, 1st | SS Cavalry Regiment, 8th SS Cavalry Division Floria |
| The 8th | SS Cavalry Division was then involved in the fierce |
| rder (issued in Baranavichy, July 27, 1941), the | SS cavalry brigade was formed under the Fegelein fr |
| n this region what he had already begun with the | SS Cavalry Regiment 2 in 1941. |
| The forces of 1st | SS Cavalry Regiment moved from Baranavichy in the d |
| SS Cavalry Division on anti partisan sweep May 1943 | |
| Knight's Cross when serving as the IA in the 8th | SS Cavalry Division Florian Geyer in January 1944. |
| SS Cavalry Regiment 94 | |
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