Sentence examples for maritime war from inspiring English sources

"The Mistral brings a new concept, a new philosophy of maritime war," said Alexander Golts, a leading Russian defence expert.

As president from 1797 to 1801 Adams needed all his diplomatic experience to lead America safely through the fearful crisis of an undeclared maritime war with France.

In addition to their concerns about the potential environmental impact of the dredging, the Save Our Sands campaign is also arguing that the area should not be dredged because of area's numerous shipwrecks and maritime war graves.

They then collected together much money and began to build in this city of Goa very large ships, and handsome galleys and brigantines, all after the manner and fashion of ours, and likewise to prepare much artillery of brass and iron, and all other munitions of maritime war.

To sustain this theory, Beijing points to evidence such as the United States' exclusion of China from the Hawaii-based Rim of the Pacific exercises, the world's largest set of international maritime war games, this year as punishment for its expansion in the South China Sea.

The wreck is an official maritime war grave.

Also, a land-to-sea missile struck and damaged the destroyer HMS Glamorgan (June 12), presaging more strikes from land in future maritime wars.

The great maritime wars of the 18th century gave scope to the exercise of its prize jurisdiction, however, and it achieved international importance as a prize court in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Changing conceptions of war and military policy: The evolution of maritime warfare; new weapons (submarine, aircraft).

"The Navy is enhancing research into the theory of naval operations and exploring the strategy and tactics of maritime people's war under modern conditions," the paper said.

Mr. Panetta's agenda in Vietnam includes talks on the ongoing search for American soldiers missing from the Vietnam War, maritime search-and-rescue cooperation and joint disaster-relief efforts.