"But they're going to have to deal with the antiship cruise missiles and you'll have small boats swarming and it's all going to be happening at the same time".
Shriver explained to Wallace that, in the course of his Peace Corps duties, he had managed to sleep restfully on a German trolley-repair truck running full blast with acetylene torches and the like, and in the corridor of a crowded Middle European third-class railway car, and on the deck of a small Corsican boat swarming with restless Senegalese soldiers in hobnailed boots.
Dozens of long, flat boats swarm across turquoise waters, inside the pale, curving arc of a new island they have created from open sea in just a few months.
After a neighbor reported that a bloody man was hiding in his boat, the police swarmed to the scene and Mr. Tsarnaev initially exchanged gunfire with the police, according to law enforcement officials.
American readers of Dickens's serialized novel "The Old Curiosity Shop" were so taken with the selfless heroine, Little Nell, that they swarmed the boats bringing the latest installment of the book from England.
The game envisioned the U.S. Navy facing a coordinated Iranian assault in the Persian Gulf using swarming boats and missiles.
Firefighters and rescue workers swarmed onto the boat and began digging out bodies.
And the focus of firing tests on incoming mortars and missiles and small, swift suicide or swarming boat attacks (think USS Cole bombing to understand this threat), plus official statements on the value of lasers as an ordinance-free weapon creating less risk than storing and handling fuel and gunpowder, indicate some concern with soldier safety.
In previous hijackings, pirates have swarmed merchant ships with four to five boats.
He said it would provide "an affordable answer" to counter threats like "missiles, swarming small boats and remotely piloted aircraft".
