The 1st Cavalry Division was down to half strength when it was withdrawn from the front line on Leyte for a brief rest in January 1945, but few reinforcements arrived before it was ordered to move to Luzon, where it disembarked over the beaches at San Fabian on 27 January 1945.
Arriving at the French-held city of Santo Domingo on the island of Hispanola on 20 January, Leissègues disembarked over 1,000 soldiers as reinforcements for the garrison, and made hasty repairs as he awaited the arrival of his missing ships, which appeared on 29 January.
On any given day, 1,900 to 6,000 passengers disembark, strolling over to Duval Street to eat, drink, take a trolley tour, visit the nearby sites and make purchases.
The seven-day train journey from Moscow was over and we disembarked slowly into the black night, crunching through the snow and swaying slightly, as if we'd spent too long at sea.
After the shock troops had captured the docks at Dover, the plan was for the main contingent of German troops to be brought over in barges and disembark at the docks.
You can still disembark from your airliner during a lay-over and leave your ticking luggage on board (a gap that may not be shut until 2004).But, after making every possible allowance, it is hard not to worry about Mr Ridge's performance.
I have no reference point since this was my first show, but from the first second you disembark the monorail and look down over the sprawling campus of the LVCC, you know you won't see everything.
Meanwhile, I'd get change from £100 if I decided to fly, and I could be disembarking in just over one hour.
The mayor spotted a nearly empty Citi Bike stand when he disembarked, and kvelled over another of his legacies, and how it all fits together: "Hey, look, the bikes are all gone.
As we pulled into the monorail station on a recent visit to Walt Disney World, I watch a seated family of five stand up and maneuver around a man in an electric scooter — some might say "climb over" — so that they could be first to disembark.
