Definition, Betydelse & Anagram | Engelska ordet DESTROYER'S

Definition av DESTROYER'S

1. böjningsform av destroyer

Exempel på hur man kan använda DESTROYER'S i en mening

• Firing two torpedoes, Pompanos men heard two very loud explosions, and saw a huge column of spray and water through the periscope, blotting out the destroyer's bow at.
• The combat system was upgraded from outfit DNA to DNA2, replacing the combat system architecture to improve redundancy and system performance, and a software upgrade which significantly improves overall functionality and sensor integration, as well as providing MMI convergence with the Type 45 destroyer's command system.
• The genre plays on the psychological tension of the submarine's crew and their unseen enemy, signified by a soundscape that may feature explosions, the ping of sonar, the creaking of the submarine's hull under extreme pressure, the alarm ordering the submarine to dive, and the threatening sound signatures of a destroyer's propeller or of an approaching torpedo.
• While participating in a night-time exercise with other navies off Ceylon on 25 August, the Indian light cruiser , rammed into Hogue, effectively crushing the destroyer's bow and folding it level to the side of the ship, killing a sailor and injuring three others.
• On 23 July 1941, while the task force to take part in a carrier raid on Kirkenes and Petsamo was assembling off Iceland, Achates struck a British mine and was severely damaged, blowing off the destroyer's bow, including "A" gun, and killing 63 of her crew and injuring 25 more.
• At 01:01 on 27 September, Worcester commenced taking on board the more seriously wounded of the destroyer's company via highline transfer, eventually receiving 15 stretcher cases—all men suffering from burns—by 02:28.
• In this case of "hit and run" on the high seas, the assailant remained unknown, since she scraped the destroyer's port side and steamed off into the night.
• On 22 April a destroyer's searchlight blinked to Sturgeon, and she went deep to avoid the subsequent two-hour depth charge attack.
• The destroyer's seaworthiness and the seamanship exhibited by her Norwegian crew elicited a warm commendatory signal from the Commander-in-Chief, Western Approaches (C-in-C WA).
• The destroyer's armament was refurbished, with the main gun turrets rebuilt and the Bofors reconditioned, although the torpedo pentad mount was removed.
• The repeal of Prohibition in late 1933 obviated the need for the destroyer's law enforcement duty, and Welborn C.
• As a result of the destroyer's instructions, the prowling night fighters knocked down one enemy floatplane.
• Pogue, the stricken destroyer's commanding officer, ordered abandon ship; and, as he was directing that effort, was swept overboard into the wintry seas by a heavy wave that broke over the ship.
• The downward force of the blast, which had wiped out the after engineering spaces, broke the destroyer's keel midships, abaft No.
• On 6 December while screening a convoy of LCMs and LCIs to San Pedro Bay, Drayton was attacked by a twin-engine bomber which scored a near miss, killing two and wounding seven of the destroyer's crew.
• As the crippled Preston coasted to a halt, Nagara's next salvos landed on the destroyer's aft section, likely hitting the after 5-inch magazine, with catastrophic results.
• The destroyer's position was not the best, and as the soldiers began to disembark over the port side into the barges, Voyagers commanding officer decided to reorient the ship.
• A controlled flooding kept the caisson from failing and prevented damage to Quickmatch or further damage to Vendetta, but the repairs to the destroyer's bow set completion back by three months.
• The destroyer's next mission found her covering LSTs in the followup to the invasion of Makin, Gilbert Islands.
• Ferriter saw Peary's predicament and moved his ship through the burning navy yard and eased Whippoorwill near the destroyer's stern and passed a towline.

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