Sentences with phrase «american battleship»
By the time the bombardment was over, eight American battleships were severely damaged or sunk, 188 planes were destroyed, and 3,691 U.S. troops were dead or injured.
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Thursday is the 76th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, a Japanese assault on a US naval base that resulted in the deaths of 2,402 Americans, numerous injuries, and the sinking of four battleships.
She is, and has been for years, the leading American breeder of steeplechase horses, and her Battleship once won England's famed Grand National.
Reported in Scientific American, This Week in World War I: July 10, 1915 An article in the July 10, 1915 issue of Scientific American carried an article about plans for a new French battleship, the Tourville (and by extension the sister ships in the class: Duquesne, Lyon and Lille).
Reported in Scientific American, This Week in World War I: November 28, 1914 On this date 100 years ago Scientific American reported on the sinking of HMS Audacious, one of the British Royal Navy's most modern «dreadnoughts» — the largest and most powerful battleships in existance in 1914.
One hundred twenty years ago this month an American naval commission investigated the reasons for the explosion of the battleship, Maine, in the Havana, Cuba, harbor, killing a total of 260 sailors on Feb. 15, 1898.
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But after hours, the two adventurers have their own personal quest to uncover the remains of a mysterious Civil War battleship that vanished at the end of the American conflict.
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Fighter planes and battleships, knights, cannons, American and Mexican soldiers, Greek warships and Tudor galleons, crenelated forts and Texan garrisons dominate the imagery, with the exception of a single canvas depicting an American pastoral idyll: Native American Buffalo Clan.
In these melancholic hybrids, Ruby combines huge fragments of a reclaimed American submarine with engine parts and steel pipes to create freestanding, battleship - gray abstractions that resemble drag cars, bulldozers, and plows.