coast watcher造句

• They also transported high-ranking officers, friendly coast watchers, and native guerrilla units.
• Coast watchers and scouts also listened to the AFRS stations for information about what was happening.
• During World War II, Robert Dean Frisbie and several coast watchers lived on the largest islet, Anchorage.
• With VP-101 and assigned crash boats, " San Pablo " formed Allied coast watchers, and native guerrilla units.
• He had built a fleet especially for the occasion, hid it in the Nile mouths and posted coast watchers.
• During World War II, Coast Watchers played a major role on the Pacific islands monitoring Japanese naval and air movements.
• In 1995, the organization sponsored Coastal Summit'95 and published Coast Watchers guide and started producing public service announcements, Coastal Minutes.
• Scouts were used as message runners, coast watchers, and were to be alert for men who had not reported for duty.
• He also made efforts to organize a coast watcher network to report enemy ships and to protect German shipping in the area.
• Donald Gilbert Kennedy was a Coast watcher stationed at Segi on New Georgia during the Solomon Islands campaign during the Pacific War.
• He served as a coast watcher in the Gilbert and Ellice Islands and also as commanding officer of the 1st Battalion Fiji Infantry Regiment.
• A newer system has recently been used for coastal surveillance in Canada, and is now offered for sales by Thales as the Coast Watcher.
• Many of the Scouts also volunteered for duties as interpreters, coast watchers and messengers, as well as to serve in hospitals and other support establishments.
• I added redirection pages for coast-watcher and coast-watchers to Coastwatchers, but now I see that there are more variations, e . g . coast watchers.
• I believe it was Sunday evening that we were required to watch segments on the Australian coast watcher who was instrumental in rescuing JFK and his crew.
• The US Navy was quite active in mainland China during World War II . Among other things, the Navy hired'coast watchers'to keep an eye on Japanese shipping and other activities.
• The coast watchers landed at 19 : 50, " UJ 202 " was hit directly by several shots, knocking out its gun, a bow-mounted quadruple gun, and a stern-mounted gun.
• During the afternoon of 12 November, word came from a coast watcher, " enemy aircraft approaching . " Immediately suspending unloading operations, all ships stood out to form an antiaircraft disposition.
• The scheme began in 1919 following the efforts of Scouts during World War I in support of the armed forces, through service as coast watchers, first aiders, fire fighters and messengers.
• As a civilian coast watcher, Haupt was awarded an Iron Cross for having helped his passenger ship run the British blockade when he served as a lookout on the way to France.