Sentences with phrase «naval ships»

The British naval ship Royal Fleet Auxiliary Mounts Bay has arrived in the territory, with 40 Royal Marines and army engineers on board.

After introducing naval ship battles in Assassin's Creed III, many felt that it wasn't executed well enough, although it had potential.

Installed multiple types of cables that are used on naval ships that ranged from electrical and communications.

Come to think of it, I've been into sailors and their cool attire ever since visiting Norwegian naval ships in Edinburgh back when I was a student.

The loss of an Indian naval ship from submarine action in the 1971 Indo - Pakistan War brought Paulraj to sonar technology and he advanced the Indian Navy's sonar capability.

On April 12, two Russian aircraft repeatedly flew simulated attack patterns over a US naval ship.

According to the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO), the British naval ship Royal Fleet Auxiliary Mounts Bay arrived in Anguilla September 9 with 40 Royal Marines and Army engineers onboard, as well as equipment for humanitarian aid.

I thought I was going to play an adventure exploration naval ship game.

After laying out the plan to buy many new fighter jets, lots of new naval ships, and even drones, the defence minister's policy can't be faulted for lacking ambition.

A British naval ship with 40 Royal Marines has been deployed to the region.

«We have staff and a British naval ship ready to help those in need.

BAE Systems Australia chief executive Gabby Costigan said the company's content plan would grow the capability of Australian industry to build, maintain, upgrade and optimise naval ships.

With sustained winds of 140 kilometers per hour, the cyclone flooded the southern Malay peninsula and damaged two U.S. naval ships.

But during the day, whale watch boats, snorkeling charters, and naval ships produced volumes of sound up to 45 decibels higher than the natural nautical noises.

The attack was a stark reminder of the risks the crews of naval ships face when they are forced to put in at potentially unfriendly ports.

«Mac» didn't make it past day 33, but Louie (as his friends called him) and «Phil» held out for two more weeks before being apprehended by an enemy naval ship.

Or it could be that others have moved on: the ending of the film sees a great naval ship being put out for scrap, the arrival of the railroad, and Turner's first encounter with photography.

Additionally, I've spent a good portion of my career inspecting naval ships and aircraft, so this industry appeared to be a good fit.

The Cayman Islands will soon create a new Scuba diving attraction with the sinking of a de-commissioned naval ship, the USS Kittiwake.

Destructible naval ships, first person combat, ship sailing and boarding.

Your mission is to take charge of a fleet of powerful and varied naval ships, taking to the rough seas to seek out and destroy your enemies in intense and bloody battles.

The effect is like watching a disaster movie, eyes transfixed by the impending doom as massive waves move achingly slowly towards the tiny battleships (these were, in fact, abandoned naval ships but it is easy to forget this in the drama of the moment).

Operated and maintained naval ship air conditioning and refrigeration plant up to and including 300 - ton centrifugal chillers, package units and food service equipment.

Sheet Metal Mechanic, 01/2006 — 05/2012 Fabricated, installed, repaired, and maintained metal parts, items, and assembles for naval ships, submarines, and surface crafts.

Install multiple types of cables that are used on naval ships that range from electrical and communication cables.

The war lasted six long years and the story goes that the liberation by the Americans in 1944 famously involved the American actor Mr. Douglas Fairbanks Jr, who captained a US naval ship.

China staged a show of force in the disputed South China Sea, with President Xi Jinping presiding over the country's biggest ever parade of naval ships, submarines and aircraft.

His works at Victoria Miro include a giant iron British naval ship (a sinking ship?)

And he vows to rebuild a U.S. military - from naval ships and jet fighters to the U.S. nuclear arsenal - that he insists has eroded under President Obama.

Argentina had even become something of a pariah state, unable to fly its presidential plane or dock its naval ships in some cities abroad out of fear they'd be seized by Singer's lawyers.

When a rescue call comes in, the ship sends out helicopters to find the migrant boat and lead the naval ship to it.

Even though the US is much stronger militarily, it has often ignored direct attacks on its troops, planes, or naval ships, so the relative strength of one's military is not always relevant.

Marines are specially trained army - style personnel whose main job is to be on naval ships.

Then there are the naval ships sunk during great engagements such as the attack on Pearl Harbor and the battle of Chuuk Lagoon, the Japanese base in the Pacific where the US sank over 50 Japanese ships.

Unfortunately it's these war measures that push this monarchy out of the realm of family viewing, Graphic depictions of bloody bodies, dark, dank torture chambers and impaling are shown along side gruesome battle scenes aboard the naval ships.

The fancy trailers, cutaways to this massive battle between aliens and naval ships, an attractive cast that literally includes models

In this year's release of Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, the game takes the naval ship battles into the next level, while introducing fans as well into a whole new story and setting that once again will mesmerize fans.

Aircraft carriers, naval ships, extra large bombers, the gang's all here.

During the 19th century, naval ships (although quite rare now) were one of the most popular subjects depicted by PoWs.

But oceanographers and paleoclimatologists do not have big budgets, and they have not been able to co-opt the naval ships of the NATO countries to tow additional instrument packages around and launch their telemetry buoys.

Nearly all of the data were gathered by either research ships, naval ships, buoys, or merchant ships.

Global average temperature The mean surface temperature of the Earth measured from three main sources: satellites, monthly readings from a network of over 3,000 surface temperature observation stations and sea surface temperature measurements taken mainly from the fleet of merchant ships, naval ships and data buoys.

I doubt that a coast guard or naval ship of a signatory state would impound such a ship while it is actually in international waters, although I have no hard evidence for that assumption.

It's less like dogfighting and more like a naval ship battle.