hong moh造句

• Several ships passed within sight of the " Hong Moh ", but having lost electrical power she was unable to signal them.
• The British Consul in Swatow informed the Senior Naval Officer at Hong Kong, who broadcast a radio message requesting ships to come to " Hong Moh " s assistance.
• He was awarded the Sea Gallantry Medal for his part, as lieutenant commander aboard, in the rescue of survivors of the sinking of the " Hong Moh " in March 1921.
• On the evening of 3 March 1921, the steamer discovered the wreck on the morning of 4 March and rendered assistance, rescuing 45 survivors before steaming to Swatow to seek additional help for " Hong Moh ".
• Upon receiving word of the disaster, the British consul at Swatow informed the British Senior Naval Officer at Hong Kong, who in turn broadcast a wireless message requesting ships to come to " Hong Moh " 2 s aid . " Foxglove " arrived on the scene late on 5 March but was unable to locate the wreck in the darkness.
• The Royal Navy light cruiser joined " Foxglove " on the scene at dawn on 6 March, and the two ships located " Hong Moh " and began to rescue additional survivors, with " Foxglove " taking 28 or 48 ( sources differ ) survivors on board before having to depart late in the afternoon to refuel . " Carlisle " remained on the scene until 8 March, leaving only when there was no further sign of life board the wreck of " Hong Moh "; she then proceeded to Hong Kong with 221 survivors aboard.
• The Royal Navy light cruiser joined " Foxglove " on the scene at dawn on 6 March, and the two ships located " Hong Moh " and began to rescue additional survivors, with " Foxglove " taking 28 or 48 ( sources differ ) survivors on board before having to depart late in the afternoon to refuel . " Carlisle " remained on the scene until 8 March, leaving only when there was no further sign of life board the wreck of " Hong Moh "; she then proceeded to Hong Kong with 221 survivors aboard.