Sentence examples for crewmen's from inspiring English sources

The crewmen's remains were later removed for burial, and the submarine underwent extensive preservation work and research.

Reportedly at the urging of the crewmen's families, the Canadian government subsequently limited access to the wreckage.

He pushed them close to mutiny when he ordered that women could no longer sleep in the crewmen's bunks.

Among the first artifacts recovered from the silt and sand clogging the inside of the submarine were buttons from the crewmen's uniforms.

The dramatic rescue was caught on one of the crewmen's headcams and shows the lifeboat crew rushing to the man's help after they were called by a concerned passer-by.

McLeod rang a bell, two crewmen's hammers slammed down on steel knockout blocks and the dredges rumbled over the side, cable rolling off big winches as they sank to the bottom.

On a personal level, not on a political level, there's nothing stopping me from coming to Hiroshima as the crewman's grandson -- an American listening to the survivors.

Would breaching the infinite blow the crewman's mind?

Meanwhile, the families who have agreed to settle are being promised awards of between seventy-five thousand and a hundred and seventy-five thousandollarsrs, depending on the number of children and the crewman's pay scale.

The Death on the High Seas Act (dohsa), a United States federal law, requires a shipowner to compensate a dead crewman's family for wages he would have earned had he worked a normal life.

Mr. Ephraimson-Abt's 23-year-old daughter was one of the 286 passengers on board Korean Air Lines Flight 007 when it was shot down by a Soviet fighter plane in 1983 after a crewman's navigation error.