Sentence examples for naval branch from inspiring English sources

The scenario he conjured up involved China's South Sea Fleet, one of three fleets that make up the naval branch of the People's Liberation Army, or P.L.A.

As the Chinese government and the fast-modernizing naval branch of the People's Liberation Army extend the nation's maritime reach, uneasy neighbors are tracking Chinese vessels, including military and surveillance boats, fisheries law enforcement ships and fishing skiffs, and pushing back hard over anything deemed aggressive.

The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) is the naval branch of the Australian Defence Force.

The FANK naval branch, the Khmer National Navy (MNK), had mine-sweeping capability, but due to the Khmer Rouge control of the riverbanks mine-sweeping was impossible or at best extremely costly.

The army and naval branches of a nation's armed forces may also operate aircraft, but the air force usually remains the prime instrument of a nation's air power.

At the same time, a slashing of the defence budget made it no longer affordable to maintain a naval aviation branch, and the carrier Bonaventure was scrapped in 1970.

From July to November 1920, an Avro 504 floatplane of the Australian Air Corps was embarked aboard Australia as part of a series of trials intended to cumulate in the creation of a naval aviation branch.

The Guard, Iran's most powerful military force, has the same air, naval and ground branches as the regular armed forces, and is also in charge of the country's missile programme.

Heybeli Ada has a branch of the Turkish naval academy.

The paper deals with experimental investigations of steel adhesive double lap joints (DLJ) reinforced by rivets, which can be applied in different branches of engineering: aerospace, naval, mechanical, civil, etc.

Tells about other functions of the establishment, which maintains branches or representatives at all important naval bases.