war at sea造句

• In 1899, the convention was applied to war at sea.
• New Zealand also contributed to the war at sea.
• These four corvettes served together for the remainder of the war at sea.
• However, a war at sea between Mexico and Texas continued into the 1840s.
• He was Patrick O'Brian, the novelist of the Napoleonic wars at sea.
• The third was to destroy the ability of the opposing navy to wage war at sea.
• In 1942 the main focus of the war at sea was on the anti-submarine warfare.
• There, she conducted a " war at sea " exercise with DesRon 17 in early April.
• The carrier conducted war at sea and other exercises out of Subic Bay before returning home on 3 March 1976.
• However, the heat did not affect the war at sea where the Alliance was in a position of strength.
• Under the conventions of war at sea ships, including submarines, engaged in rescue operations are held immune from attack.
• Artillery also played a role in the war at sea, with most ships containing anywhere from 50-100 cannons.
• Likewise, QQP's collection of War at Sea has a trio of earlier releases and retails for about $ 20.
• Of course Drake was keenly interested in making money from war at sea, and none too scrupulous in how he did so.
• These considerations meant that Spain did not automatically join France in open war at sea in 1778, but delayed for another year.
• In the 3rd century BC, Rome was not a naval power, and had little or no experience in war at sea.
• One of his final novels, it returns to MacLean's original ( and most successful ) genre : war at sea.
• Many gave their lives, their skill and courage making a valuable contribution to the success of the war at sea ."
• Officers face each other at their computer stations, sharing the same information and video-conferencing as they stage simulated war at sea.
• The Royal Navy war plans, delivered to the fleet in January 1939 set out three critical elements of a future war at sea.