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Ships & Submarine Transportation:     more books (101)

The Type XXI U-Boat: Anatomy of the Ship by Fritz Kohl, 2002-10-30 The Submarine: A History by Tom Parrish, 2005-05-31 Midget Submarines (Warships fotofax) by Paul Kemp, 1990-11-01 German U-Boat Type XXI: (Schiffer Military/Aviation History) by Siegfried Breyer, 1999-01-01 Death in the Irish Sea: The Sinking of the Rms Leinster by Roy Stokes, 1999-06 Minton Goes! Underwater & Home at Last (Minton series) by Anna Fienberg, 2008-10-01 Coastal Forces Vessels of the Royal Navy from 1865 by MP Cocker, 2006-05-01 Extreme Machines Under the Sea (Armentrout, David, Extreme Machines,) by Patricia Armentrout, 1998-05 Nautilus: The Story of Man Under the Sea by Roy Davies, 1995-07 Lost Subs by Spencer Dunmore, Ken Marschall, 2002-09-24 Lapwing Class Minesweepers Converted to Submarine Rescue Ships: Uss Pigeon Rembember the Lusitania! by Diana Preston, 2003-05-01 Submarines & Deep-Sea Vehicles by Jeffrey Tall, 2002-09 Active Ships of Norway: Active Merchant Ships of Norway, Active Submarines of Norway, Mv Tampa, Ula Class Submarine, Hnoms Pol Iii

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61. US Military Officer Jobs
    Ship and submarine Officers Occupations Special Operations Forces OfficersOccupations transportation Officers Occupations  
    http://www.usmilitary.com/officerjobops.html

62. Atlantis Discovery Submarine Adventure
    both natural and hightech artificial, sunken ships and aircraft Round-triptransportation from Waikiki hotels; submarine dive aboard the high-tech  
    http://www.affiliate.viator.com/brochure/product_show.jsp?ID=1010&PRODUCTID=1016

63. Atlantis Odyssey Submarine Adventure
    You’ll descend up to 100 feet in a hightech modern submarine for a 45-minutetour to view transportation is available from designated Waikiki hotels.  
    http://www.affiliate.viator.com/brochure/product_show.jsp?CODE=3233OSUBOD&ID=101

64. NOAA Ocean Explorer: Submarine Signaling
    COMPARED with other forms of transportation, the amount of energy necessary totransport Tank attached to skin of ship for receiving submarine signals.  
    http://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/library/readings/subsignaling/subsignaling.html
    
    Extractions: Reginald Fessenden and his electric oscillator, the first acoustic device to receive echoes from the bottom as well as from an obstruction in the water. (Courtesy of NOAA Photo Library Click image for larger view and detailed caption. 1914 - Submarine Signaling Submarine Signaling: The Protection of Shipping by a Wall of Sound and other Uses of the Submarine Telegraph Oscillator R.F. Blake Abstract: The apparatus consists of an oscillating electric motor-generator which has a strong electromagnet surrounding a central core and the magnet is a copper tube which acts as a closed secondary to the core winding. This copper tube is attached to a large diaphragm. When the alternating current passes through the core winding it induces a current in the copper tube, which being free to move, vibrates back and forth, thus setting the diaphragm in vibration. This apparatus is installed in a ship so that the face of the diaphragm is in contact with the water and its vibrations set up sound waves in the water. Signals have been sent a distance of 31 miles. The oscillator can also be used as a receiver. Sound waves striking against diaphragm cause the copper tube to vibrate, thereby generating a current in itself which is induced in the core winding. A telephone receiver in the armature circuit enables the observer to hear the sound.

65. Submarines
    The first submarine was built in the 1500’s. It was a sealed ship that transportation for Crew. Inside of a submarine The crew on board could live in  
    http://library.thinkquest.org/04oct/00450/submarines.htm
    
    Extractions: By Abbie The Mechanism of a Submarine Submarines can operate underwater without any electricity to make them sink to the bottom and rise to the surface of the water. A submarine has large tanks called ballast tanks onboard that control how deep the submarine sinks or how high it rises. To sink, the tanks fill with water. A large the amount of water in the ballast tank causes the submarine to sink. Less water in the tanks cause it to sink less. To raise the submarine, the water is released from the ballast tanks and compressed air (that is kept onboard in flasks) is let into the ballast tanks. The more compressed air that is added the more the submarine rises. If a lower the amount of compressed air is pumped into the tank, the sub will not rise as much. Carbon dioxide must be released from the submarines because it rises and becomes a toxin. There must also be a balanced amount of oxygen for the crew onboard to breathe! Why were submarines built?

66. Value Combo Oahu - Atlantis Submarine & Navatek Dinner Cruise
    Enjoy an Atlantis submarine Discovery Tour, and the Navatek Sunset Buffet Sunset Buffet Dinner Cruise Round-trip transportation from Waikiki hotels,  
    http://www.hawaiiactivities.com/website/activities/HTMLFiles/D244B54B-2989-4801-
    
    Extractions: Transportation: R/T from Waikiki Atlantis Submarine Dive Marvel at Hawaii's marine life, two sunken ships and the remains of two airliners on a high-tech submarine dive! Cruise along the bottom of the sea as an expert pilot delivers spectacular views of artificial reefs, tropical fish and all sorts of other critters. Every dive is different, as your expert narrator will explain. You may even see a Hawaiian Green Sea Turtle or a reef shark! Your journey begins with a 20-minute scenic boat ride out to the dive site, followed by the submarine dive, which is approximately 40 minutes in length. Your expert narrator will inform you of everything from the formation of the Hawaiian Islands to many species of marine life unique to the Hawaiian waters. View fascinating natural and artificial reefs in air-conditioned comfort! Navatek Dinner Cruise Glide out to sea on the award-winning Navatek and gaze at the many colors of a Hawaiian sunset as you dine on delicious cuisine and enjoy fabulous local entertainment!

67. Special Missions Of Military Sea Transportation Service And Military Sealift Com
    Nearly ten years after its formation, the Military Sea transportation With this large a force, MSTS immediately set out to lay up ships no longer needed  
    http://www.usmm.org/msts/special.html
    
    Extractions: Special Missions of Military Sea Transportation Service and Military Sealift Command By Salvatore R. Mercogliano High in orbit, two of America's leading astronauts were gripped in a life-or-death struggle. A stuck thruster valve hurled their spacecraft into an unexpected tumble and they needed to make contact with NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) flight control. If their spiral continued, they faced the possibility of blacking out due to the G-forces and plummeting to their deaths in an uncontrolled re-entry through the atmosphere. In the Philippine Sea, the range instrumentation ship USNS Coastal Sentry served as an at-sea surrogate for NASA flight control. On board, in addition to its crew of merchant mariners, NASA and Air Force technicians tracked the craft in its voyage. Manning the capsule command (Capcom) seat, James R. Fucci made contact with the spacecraft. The astronauts reported serious problems and they could not control the ship. Fucci maintained communications with the astronauts while they shut down their thruster controls and switched to the reentry control system, thereby regaining command of their ship. With their reentry system activated, the Capcom relayed immediate instructions to make an emergency splashdown. The USNS Coastal Sentry, along with the USNS Rose Knot demonstrated the flexibility of mobile seaborne communication systems to NASA and the two astronauts.

68. Transportation And Communications -
    transportation and Communications. UNCLOS grants all States the freedom tolay submarine cables and pipelines in maritime areas beyond the territorial  
    http://www.oceansatlas.org/cds_static/en/transportation_communications__en_14513
    
    Extractions: Language: English All Topics Current Topic + Subtopics Home ISSUES Governance Transportation and Communications Login for Members Username Password Not a Member? Join Now Members: Forgotten your Password? Navigate the Atlas: USES ISSUES ABOUT GEOGRAPHY ... Related Knowledge (1) Topic Overview ID# : 14513 Visits: 280 Added: 01-Jan-2000 Updated: 18-Jul-2001 E-Mail Topic link Editors Robert Sandev WMO Transportation and Communications The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) sets out in general terms the applicable rights of passage and corresponding duties of ships in the various maritime zones, while detailed rules governing practically all aspects of shipping, with which compliance is required by UNCLOS, are contained in other instruments. All States have the right to exercise freedom of navigation on the high seas and in the exclusive economic zone, and the rights of innocent passage in the territorial sea, transit passage in straits used for international navigation, and archipelagic sea lanes passage in archipelagic sea lanes. It is within the framework of a number of United Nations organizations that global rules governing practically all aspects of shipping have been adopted and continue to be developed. There are conventions, rules, regulations and standards dealing with such issues as registration of ships; ship construction, equipment and seaworthiness; manning of ships, training of crew and labour conditions; safety and efficiency of navigation; assistance at sea; carriage of goods; liability and compensation for damage; arrest of ships; piracy and armed robbery; unlawful acts against ships; illicit traffic in narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances by sea; and smuggling of migrants.

69. ISU NROTC - New Student FAQ
    The NROTC pays for scholarship students initial transportation from home to Those volunteering for nuclear power training (submarine or surface  
    http://www.navy.iastate.edu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=34&Itemid=

70. Transportation (Natl. Geo) Limited Editions At Art.com
    Joel Sartore A Los Angelesclass attack submarine cruises into port Print Jodi Cobb An aerial view of a derelict ship in the Caribbean Print  
    http://www.art.com/asp/display-asp/_/id--20733/pg--8/Transportation_Natl_Geo.htm
    
    Extractions: All Fine Art Prints Posters Photographs Limited Editions Canvas Framed Art Hand Colored Vintage Originals main original advanced search COLLECTIONS Home Specialty Collections National Geographic ... Transportation (Natl. ... Sort By: Most Popular Price (High to Low) Price (Low to High) Price (Discount %) Size (Width, lg to sm) Size (Width, sm to lg) Size (Height, lg to sm) Size (Height, sm to lg) Size (Square, lg to sm) Size (Square, sm to lg) Product Availability Most Recently Added All Items (201) Unframed (115) Designer Framed (86) Page 8 of 17 Images per page details Piles of old cars, stacke... Joel Sartore 24 x 18 inches Fine Art Print Usually ships in: 5-7 days details Prop plane casts a shadow... Gordon Wiltsie 18 x 24 inches Fine Art Print Usually ships in: 5-7 days details Refueling operation over ... Steve Raymer 24 x 18 inches Fine Art Print Usually ships in: 5-7 days details Remains of an old car wit... Annie Belt 24 x 18 inches Fine Art Print Usually ships in: 5-7 days details Rowboats at dock Raymond Gehman 12 x 9 inches Fine Art Print (1 other size available) Usually ships in: 5-7 days details Silhouette of the battles...

71. Greater Victoria Chamber Of Commerce
    Aside from the regular military ship and submarine visits, last year also transportation and energy infrastructure key to prosperity March 18th, 2003  
    http://www.victoriachamber.ca/advocacy_tc.php?pid=107

72. EEVL | Engineering Section | Subject Guide
    Surface Ship and submarine Technology Surface ship and submarine technology air transportation; highway transportation; railroad transportation  
    http://www.eevl.ac.uk/engineering/engsubjectguide.htm

73. Virtual VI Guide To St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands Transportation, Airlines, Acco
    Cruise ships Arrive in St. Thomas Daily Don Hebert Photography AtlantisSubmarine Adventures. New Horizons II BVI Excursion. Traveler s Insurance  
    http://st-thomas.com/

74. Design And Manufacturing Of Naval Architecture And Ocean Structure
    the floating transportation, barge transportation and launching research ofjacket, the capsizing (3) Ship and submarine Maneuvering and Control  
    http://www.sjtu.edu.cn/english/academics/statedisciplines/14.htm

75. Transportation
    A $Conveyance could be a car, ship, plane, or other vehicle for Each instanceof $submarine is a pressurized vessel designed to travel underwater.  
    http://www.cyc.com/cycdoc/vocab/transportation-vocab.html
    
    Extractions: #$TransportationEvent transported A specialization of both #$Conveying-Generic and #$Translation-Complete, instances of which are events in which one or more objects transport one or more other objects. Each instance of #$TransportationEvent is an event in which an object (in the role of #$transporter) aids in the translational movement of another object (having the role of #$transportees), so that both objects move together along the same complete pathway (see #$motionPathway-Complete). Optionally, one of these objects, or some third object moving along with them, provides the force to make the movement happen (see #$providerOfMotiveForce).

76. Japan Maritime Self Defence Force
    In order to ensure the safety of Japan s maritime transportation when an Antisubmarine surface ship units mentioned in the previous Outline were  
    http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/japan/jmsdf.htm
    
    Extractions: var zflag_nid="224"; var zflag_cid="8/7/3/1"; var zflag_sid="1"; var zflag_width="728"; var zflag_height="90"; var zflag_sz="14"; var zflag_nid="224"; var zflag_cid="97/63/19/3/1"; var zflag_sid="1"; var zflag_width="120"; var zflag_height="600"; var zflag_sz="8"; Choose: HTML TEXT AOL var zflag_nid="224"; var zflag_cid="91/20/3/1"; var zflag_sid="1"; var zflag_width="300"; var zflag_height="250"; var zflag_sz="9"; Nihon Kaijyo Jieitai The large volume of coastal commercial fishing and maritime traffic limits in-service sea training, especially in the relatively shallow waters required for mine laying, mine sweeping, and submarine rescue practice. Training days are scheduled around slack fishing seasons in winter and summerproviding about ten days during the year. The MSDF maintains two oceangoing training ships and conducted annual long-distance on-the-job training for graduates of the one-year officer candidate school. When two North Korean spy boats were later discovered in Japanese territorial waters, Japanese Naval Forces fired their guns in anger for the first time in 54 years. Japan’s sensitivity to spy infiltrations and abductions are driving Tokyo’s probe. With some evidence indicating the ship is from North Korea; Tokyo will have to weigh the merits of raising the ship against the economic cost and the political fallout from Pyongyang that may follow. Beijing’s willingness to allow the recent probe probably indicates that it will also approve a salvage operation should Tokyo decide to attempt one. Moreover, it may also indicate that Beijing has no connection with the ship’s activities or doubts that any connection can be drawn. Should Tokyo receive permission and decide to conduct the salvage, look for North Korea to protest and threaten to cancel future talks.

77. Honolulu Star-Bulletin Hawaii News
    The nuclear submarine USS Greeneville was demonstrating an emergency surfacing National transportation Safety Board investigators say they plan to  
    http://starbulletin.com/2001/02/17/news/story1.html
    
    Extractions: Star-Bulletin The Navy has located a sunken Japanese fishing vessel sitting upright in 2,003 feet of water. Jon Yoshishige, Pacific Fleet spokesman, said the deep-sea robot Scorpio II located the 190-foot Ehime Maru at 11:25 last night. It was found about 1,000 yards from the site where it was hit by a U.S. submarine. Yoshishige said video cameras on the Scorpio positively identified the vessel by reading its name off of the boat's stern plate. As of yet, no remains have been found. Yoshishige said the Scorpio will continue to search the area today "to gather more data." Information gathered by the Scorpio will help the Navy determine whether the 499-ton Ehime Maru can be refloated to the surface, Yoshishige said.

78. HyperWar: The Battle Of The Eastern Solomons [ONI Combat Narrative]
    AGC, Combined operations communications headquarters ship. YRC, submarine rescuechamber. YCV, Aircraft transportation lighter.  
    http://www.ibiblio.org/hyperwar/USN/USN-CN-SantaCruz/USN-CN-SantaCruz-C.html
    
    Extractions: 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).

79. MATE - Marine Workforce Information
    B. transportation Activities. Ship and boat design. naval architecture; design ofmarine Scientific and industrial experimentation; submarine vehicles  
    http://www.marinetech.org/marineworkforce/technology.php
    
    Extractions: Marine technology is the application of science and engineering knowledge, tools, and techniques to the understanding and use of the marine environment. Its scope is much wider than just the marine environment, however, because the ocean's impacts extend throughout the global environment. Overview of the Branches of Marine Technology Marine technology deals directly with the marine environment but, by its very nature, has global implications as well. It is a broad field with many branches, and it intersects widely with other branches of technology, such as environmental management, resource extraction, transportation, construction, communication, and recreation. The 6 major branches of marine technology are: Branches of Marine Technology A. Resource Extraction Activities

80. Mark Rosenstein's Sailing Page
    It will also explain the 20th century return of sailing ships and the aims and New Jersey Naval Museum Home of the submarine USS LING SS297.  
    http://www.apparent-wind.com/sailing-page.html
    
    Extractions: Page "For the truth is that I already know as much about my fate as I need to know. The day will come when I will die. So the only matter of consequence before me is what I will do with my allotted time. I can remain on shore, paralyzed with fear, or I can raise my sails and dip and soar in the breeze." - Richard Bode, First you have to row a little boat W elcome to my sailing page of internet sailing resources. Please browse though the material or use the table of contents . If you discover items on the net I've missed, don't hesitate to contact me mbrmbr@acm.org , so I can enjoy them and reference them for the use of others. The research group I'm in is very interested in developing tools to help people find items of interest to them in the World Wide Web. We have some ideas, but to better understand how people are currently finding things, if you wouldn't mind, please mail me mbrmbr@acm.org how you found this page, which would be very helpful. Thanks. Mark. Some Local Stuff I've collected Current Affairs Tall Ships Mailing Lists ... Other People's Stories - Tales of ordinary sailing adventures! Sailboat Chartering Sailing Books, Videos, Bookstores and Publishers

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