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Transportation and Telecommunications Of the six leading ports in the Asia-Pacific region (Kaohsiung, Singapore, Hong Kong, Pusan, Shanghai, and Tokyo), Kaohsiung Harbor's links are closer to the other five ports by an average of 53 hours of navigation time. Railways Taiwan's modern railway system provides frequent and convenient passenger service between all major cities on the island. As of December 2001, Taiwan's railway network totaled 1,097 kilometers, an equivalent of 0.05 kilometers per 10,000 people, or 31 meters per square kilometer of land. This railway system transported 12.4 million tons of freight in 2001, 14.57 percent less than in 2000. The number of passengers carried increased 2.82 percent to a total of 186 million. When Taiwan was returned to the sovereignty of the Republic of China in 1945, its railways were in a desolate state and the majority of its tracks and trains damaged or destroyed because of the Second World War. After initial reconstruction work was completed, the Taiwan railway system underwent a thorough modernization over a period of five decades, and the locomotives were changed from steam diesel to electric. The North Link officially entered service in February 1980, and the South Link was completed in 1992. The complete railway network that is now in place has assumed a significant role in providing inland transportation services for the country's economic development. The Taiwan Railway Administration »OÆWà K¸ôºÞ²z§½ (TRA) offers four types of passenger train services. The fastest express class is the Zihciang (Tzuchiang) express ¦Û±j¸¹, which only stops at major stations. The next fastest express class, with more frequent stops at lesser, but still large stations, is the Jyuguang (Chukuang) express ²÷¥ú¸¹. The third class of trains, the Fusing (Fuhsing) express ´_¿³¸¹, includes stops at every station on designated commuter routes. Finally, local trains serve mostly long routes, stopping at every station and generally yielding to higher-priority Zihciang, Jyuguang, and Fusing trains.

62. HyperWar: The Battle Of The Eastern Solomons [ONI Combat Narrative] APPENDIX C. SYMBOLS OF US NAVY ships. AB, Crane ship. CL, Light cruiser. YCK, Opencargo lighter. YRC, submarine rescue chamber. YCV, Aircraft transportation lighter. http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USN/USN-CN-SantaCruz/USN-CN-SantaCruz-C.html

APPENDIX C SYMBOLS OF U.S. NAVY SHIPS AB Crane ship. CL Light cruiser. AD Destroyer tender. CM Mine layer. AE Ammunition ship. CMc Coastal mine layer. AF Provision store ship. CV Aircraft carrier. AG Miscellaneous auxiliary. CVB Large aircraft carrier. AGC Combined operations communications headquarters ship. CVE Aircraft carrier escort. AGP Motor torpedo boat tender. CVL Small aircraft carrier. AGS Surveying ship. AH Hospital ship. DD Destroyer. AK Cargo vessel. DE Destroyer escort. AKA Cargo vessel, attack. DM Light minelayer (high speed). AKF Refrigerated cargo vessel. DMS Minesweeper (high speed). AKS General Stores issue ship. AM Large minesweeper. IX Unclassified. AMb Base minesweeper. AMc Coastal minesweeper. LOC Landing craft, control. AN Net layer. LCI(L) Landing craft, infantry (large). AO Oiler. LCM(2) 45' landing craft, mechanized, Mk. II. AOG Gasoline tanker. LCM(3) 50' landing craft, mechanized, Mk. III. AP Transport. LCP(L) 36' landing craft, personnel (large). APA Transport, attack. LCP(R) 36' landing craft, personnel (with ramp). APc Coastal transport. LCP(N) Landing craft, personnel (nested).

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Appendix B Symbols of U.S. Navy Ships AB Crane Ship ACM Auxiliary Mine Layer AD Destroyer Tender AE Ammunition Ship AF Provision Storeship AG Miscellaneous Auxiliary AGC Amphibious Force Flagship AGP Motor Torpedo Boat Tender AGS Surveying Ship AH Hospital Ship AK Cargo Ship AKA Cargo Ship, Attack AKN Net Cargo Ship AKS General Stores Issue Ship AKV Cargo Ship and Aircraft Ferry AM Mine Sweeper AMb Base Mine Sweeper AMc Coastal Mine Sweeper AN Net Layer AO Oiler AOG Gasoline Tanker AP Transport APA Transport, Attack APB Barracks Ship (self-propelled) APc Coastal Transport APD Transport, High Speed APH Transport for Wounded APL Barracks Ship (non-self-propelled) APV Transport and Aircraft Ferry AR Repair Ship ARG Repair Ship, Internal Combustion Engine ARH Repair Ship, Heavy Hull ARL Reapir Ship, Landing Craft ARS Salvage Vessel ARS(T) Salvage Craft Tender ARV Aircraft Repair Ship ARV(A) Aircraft Repair Ship (aircraft) ARV(E) Aircraft Repair Ship (engine) AS Submarine Tender ASR Submarine Rescue Vessel ATA Ocean Tug, Auxiliary ATF Ocean Tug, Fleet ATO Ocean Tug, Old ATR Ocean Tug, Rescue AV Seaplane Tender, Large

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Dec, 19 2002 In Russian Em Portugues Russia World ... About Pravda.RU:Regions of Russia:More in detail Lithuania Seeks Constructive Solution to Problems of Transportation between Kaliningrad and Rest of Russia Lithuania is seeking a constructive solution to the transportation problems between the Kaliningrad Region and the rest of Russia. This was announced on Wednesday, December 18, in Kaliningrad at a meeting of Russian and Lithuanian transportation experts. According to a Rosbalt correspondent, Director of Lithuanian Customs Department Valerionas Valitskas said that there are no particular problems which should arise for the Kaliningrad Region when transporting goods back and for across Lithuania after Lithuania's entry into the EU. However, there are a few questions concerning road and rail transportation and the ecological demands that apply. 'We are willing to cooperate with our Russian colleagues to find mutually acceptable compromises on these questions,' Mr Valitskas said. 'Our only condition is that such agreements are made on equal terms. The suggestions we make to our Russian colleagues will therefore be in Lithuania's interests too,' he explained. None the less, there are still problems facing international transporters working in the Kaliningrad Region. For example, 90% of the transport park consists of EURO-0 standard vehicles. It will take a considerable amount of time and money to bring it up to date. For this reason, Lithuania may allow the transport park to continue transportation until it its modernisation is complete.

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Return to Naval Historical Center home page. Return to Online Library listing DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL HISTORICAL CENTER 805 KIDDER BREESE SE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD WASHINGTON DC 20374-5060 Online Library of Selected Images: U.S. NAVY SHIPS USS Porpoise (Submarine # 7, later SS-7), 1903-1922. Renamed A-6 in 1911 Views taken in 1908 and later This page features views related to USS Porpoise (renamed A-6 in 1911) taken during or after 1908. For more images of this submarine, see: Porpoise (Submarine # 7, later SS-7), 1903-1922. Later renamed A-6 If you want higher resolution reproductions than the digital images presented here, see: "How to Obtain Photographic Reproductions." Click on the small photograph to prompt a larger view of the same image. Photo #: 19-N-15-28-7 New York Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New York Submarines Shark (Submarine # 8), Plunger (Submarine # 2) and Porpoise (Submarine # 7) housed over and covered with snow, in one of the Navy Yard's drydocks, 25 January 1908. Photograph from the Bureau of Ships Collection in the U.S. National Archives.

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Teacher Background Information Historical Data: People have long used the seas as a means of transportation, as it is often easier to move people and goods over water than land. Following is a list of ship development milestones: The earliest craft were log dugouts, rafts, and boats made of hides stretched over a wooden frame. About 6,000 years ago, the ancient Egyptians built reed boats powered by paddlers. About 5,200 years ago, they invented sails. Another breakthrough in sailing technology occurred in 3000 BC when the Egyptians learned to build vessels from wood planks. Around 500 BC the Greeks built ships with two masts. Shipbuilders in northern Europe devised the stern rudder in AD 1303. In the 1450's, shipbuilders in the Mediterranean developed the full-rigged sailing ship. The first workable submarine was constructed from a wooden rowboat covered with waterproof hides in 1620. The first commercial successful steamboat was built in 1807. In 1818, the first all-iron sailing ship was built. A propeller-driven steamship design was patented in 1836.

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