Sentence examples for command ships from inspiring English sources

These two vessels are technically Mistral class or bâtiment de projection et de commandement, projection and command ships.

The conical vessel is reminiscent of the Apollo command ships that took men to the Moon in the 1960s and 1970s, but bigger and with cutting-edge systems.

Known as "projection and command ships," the 200 meter long Mistral warships are versatile vessels capable of transporting helicopters and tanks. .

Today, female members of the RAN have a wide variety of roles open to them; women serve on submarines, command ships and shore postings and are expected to play an increasingly important role in the future of the RAN.

Beginning in 1840s, the normal entry age for executive officer cadets, those destined to command ships and fleets, was between 12 and 13, and instruction consisted of two years of classroom training, during which time trainees were rated as naval cadets.

In the evening, Turner called a conference on his command ship off Guadalcanal with Crutchley and Marine commander Major General Alexander A. Vandegrift to discuss the departure of Fletcher's carriers and the resulting withdrawal schedule for the transport ships.

These included configuration to serve as a command ship (SSCN) for a fleet or force commander, an advanced sonar scout for the fleet, a Regulus missile submarine (SSGN), or a minelaying submarine.

After the war, Montgomery became commander of the Fifth Fleet in August 1946, flying his flag from the command ship.

Mount Whitney, command ship.

Instead, his troops lingered on the beach, while Stopford lounged offshore, aboard a command ship.

General Sattler heads a Combined Joint Task Force aboard the command ship Mount Whitney.