Sentence examples for naval skills from inspiring English sources
The diversion of Ottoman forces for the attack on Ali Paşa, the element of surprise, and the military and especially naval skills on which the Greeks could draw gave the Greeks an advantage in the early years of what proved to be a lengthy struggle.
England began to develop naval skills, and exploration to the West intensified.
"Then you can save hundreds of jobs, you can keep excellent world-class naval construction skills in this country".
Mr. Enrione was an amateur naval historian of enormous skill and considerable reputation.
Other training engagements are carried out by units from across the service branches, including Africa Partnership Station 13 whose U.S. naval personnel and Marines teach skills such as patrolling procedures and hand-to-hand combat techniques.
So throughout RIMPAC it's pretty much had a strong focus on asymmetric warfare threats like piracy and terrorism, rather than traditional naval conflict So, the core war-fighting skills are still more or less always there.
General Kvashnin said combat preparedness had fallen so low that some air force regiments were not able to fly nighttime combat missions and a significant portion of the naval command staff no longer had the skills to navigate ships.
I bring to Liz Claiborne the leadership skills that I refined as a naval officer in the Vietnam War and the strategic process that I got from Procter & Gamble, where I spent ten years in the packaged goods division.
A long-cherished dream of Markham's, it required all of his skills and cunning to bring the expedition to fruition, under naval command and largely staffed by naval personnel.
But what the man lacks in parenting skills he makes up for by being the sexiest officer in naval history (who else can wear a Tyrolean feather hat and still look hot?).
"Never mind the politics, keep us safe from harm, keep the skills, the tradition and strategic position of our nation's premier naval base alive, keep Portsmouth afloat".
