Examples of using Naval command in English and their translations into Russian
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Naval Command?
I'm inside the Naval Command server.
Since 1724 he commanded the St. Petersburg naval command.
Naval command was processing a 472 protocol removal of Captain Chaplin.
It is the first and largest naval command in India.
The Tanzania Naval Command is the naval branch of the Tanzanian Armed Forces.
Will Frears is looking for a second at Naval Command, Virginia.
The Indian Naval Command assigned the task of securing Anjidiv to the cruiser INS Mysore and the frigate INS Trishul.
Sir, we're 50 miles off the coast of Europe andstill no contact with French Naval Command.
The Italian Naval Command goal was a small, high speed two-seat motor torpedo boat based on the MTM.
A boat sighting a convoy would signal its course, speed andcomposition to German Naval Command.
He attended the College of Naval Command and Staff, graduating with distinction in 1990, and was then assigned to the U.S. Army Infantry School at Fort Benning, Georgia.
A submarine attack on the cruiser Thetis, however,prompted the German naval command to cancel the operation.
Hammersley serves under the fictional naval command structure of"NAVCOM", and was decommissioned during the final episode of the first season.
Other documents allegedly relating to the Cage Plan were found at Gölcük Naval Command in 2010.
The military site was transferred to naval command in 1939 and renamed HMS Raven, and spent most of the war in a ground and air training role for the Royal Navy.
The HVB was originally issued in 1913 to all warships with wireless, to naval commands and coastal stations.
A long-anticipated change in naval command took place at the same time, when Rear Admiral Theodore Stark Wilkinson took over leadership of the amphibious forces from Admiral Turner on 15 July.
Children and adults had a unique opportunity to feel the spirit of this exciting journey,joining the Cossack naval command.
After observing Afonso running aground andnot having communications from the Goa Naval Command, Lieutenant Marques Silva decided to scuttle the Sirius.
The weak signal was amplified and forwarded by stations in friendly or neutral territories, andafter some hours it reached the German naval command.
In early September 1917, following the German conquest of the Russian port of Riga, the German naval command decided to eliminate the Russian naval forces that still held the Gulf of Riga.
The 88th Division was to attack Japanese army headquarters near Zhabei, and the 87th Division was to attack the reinforced Kung-ta Textile Mill,where the Japanese naval command was located.
At 0130 hours a picket belonging to I Company, Second Border Guards, of the Iraqi Naval Command intercepted a number of armed men aboard a small boat in the Ziyadiyah area at coordinates 420534.
In 1970, he was promoted to two-star rank, Rear-Admiral,was subsequently appointed the fleet commander in the Western Naval Command as Commander Pakistan Fleet.
During the third war with India, Rear-Admiral Lodhi commanded the Western Naval Command's Combined Task Group, comprising the one cruiser, five destroyers, two frigates, four submarines and one oiler.
Following the Armistice of Mudanya, the former Ottoman Ministry of the Navy(Bahriye Nezareti)building in Kasımpaşa became the headquarters of the Istanbul Naval Command on 14 November 1922.
Each of these ships was on routine patrol when Iraq occupied the Base andwas ordered by Kuwait Naval Command to Bahrain from where both were operated until liberation.
Zakhartchenko began work as an assistant chief engineer at the Shiuchow Aircraft Works in Kwangtung, China, from 1934 to 1943 andlater worked for the McDonnel Aircraft Corporation and the United States Naval Ordnance Experimental Unit at the Potomac River Naval Command.
During the call Vice-Admiral Vladimir Korolev, Deputy Commander of the Northern Fleet, will have meetings with representatives of the Cuban naval command and administration of Habana, as well as diplomats of the Russian Embassy to Cuba.
