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Four ships were sunk.
Were sunk; as a result 247 crew lost their lives.
Both our ships were sunk by mines.
Fifteen requisitioned vessels were sunk;
All the ships were sunk, and thousands are dead.
All three enemy vessels were sunk.
A few of the ships were sunk, and one was captured.
However, only seven Athenian ships were sunk.
Three vessels were sunk and a fourth was severely damaged.
Before this also two other refugee ships were sunk.
Uckermark, Thor, and Nankin were sunk by the explosion.
In the area north of Le Havre several ships were sunk.
In my dream, his boats were sunk in a storm.
During the following three nights, two other ships were sunk.
Before mountains were sunk, Before heights, I was brought forth.
It's difficult to know precisely how the ships were sunk-.
Hundreds of ships were sunk during the war, and yours is the only court-martial?
Bridges were blown and some 15 vessels were sunk.
Many of the smaller Carthaginian vessels were sunk, but at dawn, a majority had made it successfully back to port.
15 Athenian triremes were captured and seven more were sunk.
Even so, seven French and six British destroyers were sunk together with 24 smaller war ships.
sovereign nations in perpetuity, no matter where they were sunk.
It is commented that the surviving Carthaginian ships were sunk in a storm on their return journey to Africa.
Repulse were sunk here during the World War 2,
The heaviest losses were suffered in April 1917 when a record 881,027 tons were sunk by the U-boats.
During the engagement, Akatsuki and Yūdachi were sunk, and Hiei, Amatsukaze,
Three more were sunk by Japanese Kamikaze attack in April 1945,"Logan Victory","Hobbs Victory" and"Canada Victory.
while 28 ships of Sextus were sunk, 17 fled, and the others were burnt or captured.
as four of Japan's six heavy carriers were sunk.
where the ships were sunk, and this is an additional excitement and opportunity.