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Ships & Submarine Transportation:     more books (101)

U.S. Navy Submarines (Blazers) by Adamson, Thomas K., 2006-01-01 The History of Submarines by Jeff Tall, 1998-06 Submarines: Probing the Ocean Depths (The Encyclopedia of Discovery and Invention) by Sean M. Grady, 1994-01 Aircraft Carriers, Submarines & Cruisers (Armament & Technology Series) by Camil Busquets, 2000-04 An Illustrated Guide to Modern Submarines: The Undersea Weapons That Rule the Oceans Today by David Miller, 1982-06 Submarines (Little Library) by Christopher Maynard, 1994-09 Navy Submarines in Action (Amazing Military Vehicles) by Kay Jackson, 2009-01 Design of Uplift-Resisting Anchors for Ships and Submarines (Deep Ocean Technology) by R. J. Taylor, D. Jones, et all 2008-10-01 Submarines (Step into Reading) by Sydelle Kramer, 2005-05-24 The U-Boat: The Evolution and Technical History of German Submarines by Eberhard Rossler, 2002-05-28 Some Boats Have Wings (I Didn't Know That) by Clare Oliver, 1998-09-01 Turtle: David Bushnell's Revolutionary Vessel by Roy R. Manstan, Frederic J. Frese, 2010-05-05 Submarines and Submersibles (DK READERS) by Deborah Lock, 2007-01-15 Attack Submarines: The Seawolf Class (Edge Books, War Machines,) by Michael Green, Gladys Green, 2004-07

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41. BookCloseOuts.com Bargain Books - Book Store - Book Sale
    Category/Subject transportation, ships Shipbuilding. 22 ships of the World Paine,Lincoln P 26 submarine Clancy, Tom ··· Paperback ··· Qty Avail 87 Our  
    http://www.bookcloseouts.com/bc/show_books_subj.asp?sub_id=Ships & Shipbuilding&

42. Atlantis Submarines Hawaii
    An unforgettable journey where guests explore sunken ships and a transportation isfree aboard the open air Atlantis be three feet or taller to ride submarine.  
    http://www.best4hawaii.com/oahu/sub.htm
    
    Extractions: Ali'i Tower at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Effective: 1/1 - 12/31/04 Adult Child up to 12* Discovery Adventure Odyssey Adventure Deluxe Adventure Atlantis Submarine / Navatek Combo Atlantis Submarines operate daily beginning at 8:00 am with dive time of approximately 40 minutes. Shuttle trolleys drop off at the beachfront ticket office. An unforgettable journey where guests explore sunken ships and a host of interesting reef structures. Transportation is free aboard the open air Atlantis trolley. *Children up to 12 years of age must be three feet or taller to ride submarine. All passengers must be physically able to go up and down a vertical ladder in order to enter and exit submarine. Tours take you one mile off shore on the Atlantis Discovery shuttle boat, which offers sweeping views of Diamond Head and the famous Waikiki coastline. From the shuttle you board the 64-passenger submarine or one of the two 48-passenger subs where you will view coral reefs, marine life, two sunken ships, the remains of two airliners, Japanese artificial reef structures and participate in the University of Hawaii's reef enhancement project. The 64-passenger sub is known as Atlantis XIV, the world's largest and most sophisticated passenger submarine. Select dives provide narration in Japanese and Mandarin. A multi-lingual tape deck is available on all tours. Submarine/Navatek Combo:

43. USN Ships--USS Cuttlefish (Submarine # 11)
    Online Library of Selected Images US NAVY ships . In November 1912 the submarinewas loaded on board the collier Ajax for transportation to the  
    http://www.history.navy.mil/photos/sh-usn/usnsh-c/ss11.htm
    
    Extractions: U.S. NAVY SHIPS USS Cuttlefish , a 145-ton Viper class submarine built at Quincy, Massachusetts, was commissioned in October 1907. For the next three years she was employed on test and training duties along the U.S. East Coast. In May 1911 Cuttlefish joined the Reserve Torpedo Group, based at Charleston, South Carolina. She was renamed B-2 in November of that year. In November 1912 the submarine was loaded on board the collier Ajax for transportation to the Philippines. She arrived in Manila Bay in late April and, following reconditioning, was commissioned for Asiatic Fleet service in early August 1913. B-2 remained in the Philippines for the rest of her career and was decommissioned in December 1919. In July 1920 she was given the hull number SS-11 and two months later was assigned to target duty. USS B-2 was stricken from the Navy list in January 1922.

44. Hull Classification Symbol
    A grouping of ships designed to operate in the open AGSS Auxiliary Research submarine;AH Hospital Ship; AK YCF Car Float; YCV Aircraft transportation Lighter; YFN  
    http://www.fact-index.com/h/hu/hull_classification_symbol.html
    
    Extractions: Main Page See live article Alphabetical index The United States Navy uses hull classification symbols to identify the types of its ships. See also pennant number, a somewhat analogous system used by the Royal Navy and some European navies. The combination of symbol and hull number identify a modern Navy ship uniquely. A heavily modified or repurposed ship may receive a new symbol, and either retain the hull number or receive a new one. Also, the system of symbols has changed a number of times since it was introduced in , so ships' symbols sometimes change without anything being done to the physical ship. Many of these symbols are not presently in use. Table of contents 1 Warships 2.11 Service Type Craft Warships are designed to participate in combat operations. All ships designed primarily for the purpose of conducting combat operations by aircraft which engage in attacks against airborne, surface, sub-surface and shore targets. The V has an lost meaning. Large, heavily armed, surface ships which are designed primarily to engage enemy forces on the high seas.

45. The Aloha Insider The Island Of Oahu In Hawaii The USS Bowfin
    of her remarkable record of sinking 44 enemy ships. the Bowfin go toward maintainingthe submarine and the If you prefer to use public transportation, city bus  
    http://www.theinsider.com/Aloha/Oahu/bowfin.htm
    
    Extractions: WinFreeStuff.com The Bowfin is a fully restored World War II era submarine and submarine museum. It is located next to the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor. The USS Bowfin was launched on December 7, 1942 and was soon nicknamed the "Pearl Harbor avenger" because of her remarkable record of sinking 44 enemy ships. This submarine has been fully restored and is now open for public tours. The tour takes you into all parts of the Bowfin and offers a great look at life on a submarine. Tour highlights include the torpedo tubes as well as the five inch guns mounted on the Bowfin

46. Ship - Encyclopedia Article About Ship. Free Access, No Registration Needed. Wha
    ships were the primary means of transportation across long supplies and servicesseaplanes; submarine tender resupplies These ships break ice by using their  
    http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/ship
    
    Extractions: Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition A ship , like a boat A boat , like a ship, is a buoyant vessel designed for the purpose of transporting people and possibly goods across water. A boat is usually smaller than a ship. Some boats are commonly carried by a ship or on land using trailers. A boat consists of one or more buoyancy structures called hulls and some system of propulsion, such as, oars, paddles, a setting pole, a sail or a motor. Click the link for more information. , is a vehicle Vehicles are non-living means for transportation. They are most often man-made (automobiles, motorcycles, trains, ships, aircraft), but also non-man-made means for transportations can be called vehicles, including icebergs and floating tree trunks. Animals, though used as means for transportation, are not called vehicles. This includes humans carrying another human, for example a child or a disabled person. Forms of transportation without vehicle or animal are walking, running, crawling, swimming and (for certain animals) flying.

47. COFEPOW - Ships - Suez Maru
    There are still more ships involved in the transportation Moluccas and Flores or returntransportation to the as victims of an American submarine attack which  
    http://www.cofepow.org.uk/pages/ships_suez_maru.htm
    
    Extractions: THE SUEZ MARU supplied to COFEPOW by Dennis Courant Early 1942 In early 1942 Japanese Emperor Hirohito decrees the establishment of the Prisoners of War Bureau. One of its tasks is to record the death of Allied Prisoners of War and to adopt a policy to ensure that by the end of hostilities all Allied Prisoners of War and internees will be eliminated. Japanese Imperial Headquarters issues orders to all Pacific Commands that under no circumstances will Prisoners of War be allowed to fall into enemy hands. Mid January 1943 April 1943 A large group of about 4000 British and Dutch POWs are shipped from Surabaya to the Island of Ambon (Camps: Liang, Ambon City, Rumah Tiga, Wyame and Laha), the Island of Ceram (Camp Amahei) and the Island of Haruku (Palao Camp) to be used as slave labour in the construction and expansion of airfields. Some 2000 more are shipped to the Island of Flores (Camps: Wulff, Reyers, Blom and Talibura). Smaller groups are shipped to the Islands of Buton (Camp Raha) and Timor (Camp Kupang). The POWs came from different camps in Java and were divided into 3 groups, all with letter designations indicating their camp of origin. The larger groups were assigned capital letters A, B and C whilst the smaller sub-groups were indicated by lower case letters a, b and c.

48. Cooperation On Transportation And Communication
    in organising a data bank on pollution from ships. Services Development; and Developmentof Air transportation. Project and the ASEAN submarine Cable Project.  
    http://www.aseansec.org/9979.htm
    
    Extractions: The Eleventh Meeting of the Committee on Transport and Communications (COTAC) was held in Genting Highlands, Malaysia, on 1-3 September 1982 and the Twelfth Meeting in Johore Baharu, Malaysia, on 12-14 April 1983. In addition, a special meeting of COTAC was held in Singapore on 8-9 November 1982, immediately preceding the Fourteenth AEM Meeting, to take up urgent matters in the field of civil aviation. Integrated Work Programmes (IWP) were formulated by each relevant COTAC Sub-Committee in the areas of Land Transportation, Post and Telecommunications and Civil Aviation and Related Services by the end of 1982. These follow the pattern of the Integrated Work Programme on Shipping, (IWPS) with priority areas identified and implemented over a specific time frame. The various Work Programmes were consolidated into an ASEAN Integrated Work Programme in Transportation and Communication (IWPTC) covering the period 1982-1986. As of May 1983, only twelve of COTAC's previous list of projects had not been incorporated into any specific IWP. These are projects which involve more than one mode of transport.

49. Military Sealift Command Ships Of The Line By Salvatore R. Mercogliano
    Following the war, the Naval transportation Service retained 6 of the Generals ConvoyAS4 departed from New York with six ships but a submarine sank SS  
    http://www.usmm.org/msts/line.html
    
    Extractions: Military Sealift Command Ships of the Line By Salvatore R. Mercogliano In 1973, with the withdrawal of American forces from Vietnam , the last two troop transports - the third arm of the early military sealift triad, the other two being freighters and tankers - were removed from active service, ending the regularly scheduled operations of these ships. This event marked the true transition point from Military Sea Transportation Service to the modern Military Sealift Command. The initial fleet of troopers consisted of a mixture of several different classes but three primary ones emerged: the C-4 General-class, and the larger and more prestigious, hence better paying, P-2 Admiral and General-classes. C-4 Troopships The C-4s had a long and varied service with MSTS. Initially conceived as a vehicle carrier, similar to the successful Seatrain type vessels, the urgent need to deploy troops overseas and concerns over losses to the ships due to lack of adequate watertight protection, led to their conversion into troop transports. At 532 feet in length, and 12,420 gross tons, they were some of the largest vessels built by the Maritime Commission during the Second World War. They could accommodate 228 officers, 3,595 men, and 6,840 tons of cargo, with a cruising speed of 17 knots. Unlike Navy Attack Transports, troopers lacked the watercraft necessary to transfer their charges ashore and were intended for use in point-to-point operations. Both the Army and the War Shipping Administration utilized this class of ship and when the Army Transport Service was transferred to MSTS in March 1950, 23 C-4s were redesignated as United States Naval Ships, with 6 others reactivated for the Korean War.

50. Cyndi's List - Ships & Passenger Lists
    National Archives of Ireland transportation Records Convicts from Museum Operatedby the submarine Memorial Association 19th and 20th-century images of ships.  
    http://www.cyndislist.com/ships.htm
    
    Extractions: Contains a list of passengers and crew on board the Lusitania, 7 May 1915, the day it was sunk by a German submarine. The data is compiled from The New York Times newspaper and other sources. Biographical data, birthdates, family member's names included where known. Readers are encouraged to send their own information to be added to the list.

51. Historic Naval Ships Visitors Guide - Ship Preservation Sources
    Guide to the ISTEA transportation Enhancement Provision The Naval submarine Leagueprogram is temporarily in proceeds from the scrapping of ships, the source of  
    http://www.hnsa.org/sources.htm

52. Boating / Sailing / Ships, Page 1 Vintage Books
    Keyword(s) Sailing, transportation. s) Church, Albert Cook; Title Whale ships AndWhaling Clancy, Tom; Title Ssn Strategies Of submarine Warfare; Publisher  
    http://www.vintage-books.com/cgi-bin/Perlshop/perlshop.cgi?ACTION=enter&thispage

53. Greece Transportation & Communiction
    transportation, Railroads ethnic Greeks also own 125 ships under Liberian registry,323 carries most traffic; extensive openwire network; submarine cables to  
    http://www.kedma.co.il/MiddleEast/states/greece/greece_trans_comm.htm
    
    Extractions: Forum Kedma Articles Women ... Home Greece Transportation Highways: Inland waterways: Pipelines: Ports: Merchant marine: total: 1,046 ships (1,000 GRT or over) totaling 29,076,911 GRT/53,618,024 DWT ships by type: bulk 469, cargo 105, chemical tanker 22, combination bulk 21, combination ore/oil 31, container 40, liquefied gas tanker 5, oil tanker 239, passenger 14, passenger-cargo 3, refrigerated cargo 10, roll-on/roll-off cargo 16, short-sea passenger 67, specialized tanker 3, vehicle carrier 1 note: ethnic Greeks also own 125 ships under Liberian registry, 323 under Panamanian, 705 under Cypriot, 351 under Maltese, and 100 under Bahamian

54. Rediff.com: French Nuclear Sub Among Attractions At The Review
    the Gulf where it was deployed to check illegal transportation of Iraqi rehearsalon Friday morning, there will be 23 foreign ships, one submarine, and 80  
    http://www.rediff.com/news/2001/feb/16josy.htm
    
    Extractions: Tips Josy Joseph in Bombay Bonhomie, sympathy and some bewilderment along with that unavoidable, alluring Indianness were on display as naval ships from around the globe continued to sail into Bombay on Thursday for the International Fleet Review. Several were the attractions of the ships that sailed in. If one was a nuclear submarine, rarely seen in Indian waters, another was a ship coming straight from the Persian Gulf after enforcing the United Nations sanctions against Iraq. Some ships even brought relief material for victims of the Gujarat earthquake. And among the sailors, there was also an unavoidable sign of the growing Indian influence: A turban-wearing India-born Sikh commanding a Singapore naval ship. At last count there were 23 foreign ships and a nuclear submarine anchored off Bombay. Most exciting of Thursday's arrivals was the Perle , a Rubis Amethyste class nuclear-powered submarine of the French Navy. It has a displacement of 2410 tons and carries Exocet missiles in its armoury.

55. Under The Oregon Coast: Ships & ROVs
    Navy Salvage ships, Pacific submarine Forces and other Pacific Surface ships (byType The National transportation and Safety Board launches a “Go Team  
    http://sdots.com/seas/deep3.html
    
    Extractions: This section covers Research Vessels ( R/Vs ), Remotely Operated Vehicles ( ROVs ), Deep Submersible Vehicles ( DSVs ), Autonomous Underwater Vehicles ( AUVs ) and Sonar . The deep submersible, Alvin will be off the Oregon coast most all the summer of 2000. Sonar is getting sophisticated but the basic concept is simple. A "ping" is generated and the time it takes for it to return determines the object's distance. Single beam sonar is now being replaced by multi-beam systems. By "pinging" 100 beams simultaneously, a wide swath can be measured. The data can then be rendered as 3-D computerized maps (bathemetry). CNN explains Today's well-equipped Research Vessel might include sub-bottom profilers that use air guns for seismic profiling, magnetic anomaly detection, 3-D contour mapping using multi-beam sonar, side-looking sonar for imagery that resembles photographs, doppler current profilers, bottom transponders for deep sea ROV navigation, ocean bottom hydrophones and many more.

56. Sources Of Information In Transportation - Hazardous Materials Transportation -
    Tanker ships, containers, and pipelines for these materials are discussedalong with truck, rail, air, and submarine transportation.  
    http://199.79.179.78/ref/biblio/hazmat/hazmat_bibliographies.cfm
    
    Extractions: Lees, Nigel. Hazardous Materials: Sources of Information on Their Transportation. London: British Library, 1990, 70p. (ISBN: 0712307737). Hazardous Materials Transportation: General Studies. Latest Citations from the NTIS Bibliographic Database. Published Search. Compiled by Nearac, Inc. Springfield, VA: NTIS, December 1997. Order no. PB98-851553/

57. MARINE TRANSPORTATION - Storming Media
    Medium Speed RollOn/Roll- OFF ships - 16 JUN Defense transportation Regulation,Part III Mobility - 11 APR Protection from the Diesel submarine Threat - 07  
    http://www.stormingmedia.us/cgi-bin/keywords.php?keywordID=1062

58. Web Sites For Historic Ships Listed On Our Pages
    MINNESOTA transportation MUSEUM, INC CA 941479319 415-441-5819, PAMPANITO (submarine,BALAO CLASS see the Historic Naval ships Association s web site http//hnsa  
    http://www.cr.nps.gov/maritime/ships/lists/lnk_2hsa.htm
    
    Extractions: Links for these pages are arranged alphabetically by the ship's managing organization. If you know the name of the organization, click on the appropriate letter and link to that section of the page, or scroll down to view the entire list. We have tried to provide an address for all the ships listed on our site that have a web page.

59. Juvenile Nonfiction : Transportation : Boats, Ships & Underwater Craft
    Subjects Juvenile Nonfiction transportation Boats, ships Underwater Craft.The Big Golden Book of Boats and ships. Attack submarine. Aircraft Carriers.  
    http://www.allbookstores.com/browse/JNF057020

60. Field Trips About Transportation, HomeFires.com
    These field trips to destinations about transportation have been can climb all overthe ships while parents USS PAMPANITO WORLD WAR II submarine Pier 45  
    http://www.homefires.com/fieldtrips/fieldtripstransportation.html
    
    Extractions: Trains and Railroads These field trips to destinations about transportation have been recommended by homeschooling parents and kids. If you have a favorite that isn't listed here please call us at 1-888-446-6333 or email: Editor@Homefires.com . While we hope that this information is accurate, please do call to confirm. Airplanes to Rockets FIGHTERTOWN USA A jet fighter flight simulation facility where one can pilot a jet on missions that include flight maneuvers, air-to-air combat, and aircraft carrier take-offs and landings. 23 interactive simulators for authentic and futuristic jet fighter flight simulation. Single and double seater jets. Simulate take-offs and landings on aircraft carriers. Simulate dog-fighting. Time periods for jets are 1 hour and include a half hour of training and a half hour of flying. HILLER AVIATION MUSEUM

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