A number of LST(2)s were even fitted with flight decks for small reconnaissance aircraft.
Moreover, Mr. Stevens asserted that his wife of 28 years, Catherine, was assigned to oversee the remaking of the Alaska home from a simple A-frame cabin to a grander, two-story residence fitted with two decks, a new garage and amenities like a whirlpool, a steam room and an expensive gas grill.
The following year the old cruiser Hermes was fitted with a short deck from which seaplanes took off on wheeled trolleys that were fitted under their floats and dropped away as the machines became airborne.
It is set in a circle of poured concrete, its interior fitted with a wood deck and a fire pit (a project carried out, Mr. Hernandez said, by "someone else").
As "She's a Bad Mamma Jamma" blasted from a blue Igloo cooler fitted with a cassette deck and powered by a car battery, he explained his invention in this way: "On the river, you got to have music".
Airliners have been fitted with strengthened flight deck doors - intended to prevent intruders from taking control - since 9/11.
She was fitted with an armored deck that ran from stem to stern.
She was then towed to London and fitted with rigging and decking, and supplied with armaments.
In January 1917, the Board of Admiralty reviewed the navy's aircraft carrier requirements and decided to order two ships fitted with a flying-off deck and well as a landing deck aft.
Much like the converted, Kaga was fitted with two flying-off decks "stepped down" from a flight deck that extended two-thirds of the ship; in theory, this allowed planes to take off directly from the hangars while other planes landed on the top.
