Sentence examples for been fully manned the from inspiring English sources

The article stated, "If all the ships at Bikini had been fully manned, the Baker Day bomb would have killed 35,000 crewmen.

Admiral William Sims charged after the war that in April , 1917 only ten percent of the Navy's warships were fully manned; the rest lacked 43% of their seamen.

Had the Nevada been fully manned, she would likely have become a floating coffin, dead in the water for lack of a live crew.

A new rota system would begin in May which will make the system more flexible, and he guaranteed that all border control desks would be fully manned during the London Olympic Games, which start on 27 July.

But, once built, the wall was fully manned by its makers for as little as a decade.

Although the bulk of the division's personnel manned secondary defences rearward of the front line to avoid the German artillery, the forward areas had to be constantly patrolled as a deterrent to an attack and to give the impression they were fully manned.

This allowed the city's defences to be fully manned.

He said passport control would be fully manned with stringent checks.

The Engineering Committee predicted that Warsaw's fortifications would require at least 60,000 troops to be fully manned.

Accommodation areas were crowded, with each man having only 14 inches of space to sling his hammock when Australia was fully manned.

The aircraft achieved surprise, and only one was lost in the first wave; it took twelve to fourteen minutes for all of Tirpitzs antiaircraft batteries to be fully manned.