Sentence examples for naval organization from inspiring English sources

"I can't think of any one event where there's been more than one military naval organization out there hunting for them," said Greg Feith, a former investigator at the National Transportation Safety Board.

The lessons from the war also led to improvements in Swedish naval organization under the guidance of Hans Wachtmeister (1641 1714) which included better funding and maintenance, increased readiness for mobilization in the southern Baltic and permanent recruitment of skilled personnel through the allotment system.

Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), naval military organization of Canada, charged with the national defense at sea, protection of shipping, and fulfillment of international military agreements.

The Royal Navy, naval military organization of the United Kingdom, charged with the national defense at sea, protection of shipping, and fulfillment of international military agreements.

In addition, NATO has a naval control of shipping organization that has provided merchant ship masters with procedures on how to convoy.

The naval forces were organized as Task Group 7.3.

There is no mention in the book of Heinlein's sending Hubbard to break up the Parsons ring, on the part of naval intelligence or any other organization.

The first yacht club in the British Isles, the Water Club, was formed about 1720 at Cork, Ireland, as a cruising and unofficial coast guard organization, with much naval panoply and formality.

These included questions surrounding at least scores of civilian deaths caused by NATO action, which have been documented by independent researchers and the United Nations alike, and accusations by survivors and human rights organizations that alliance naval vessels did not assist boats in distress carrying migrants who later perished at sea.

We have protested these actions in international organizations and brought naval ships and patrol aircraft into the region.

Commandant, commander of a single place or body of men, such as a military school or training unit, or of a larger organization such as a naval district in the United States.