Sentence examples for navy support from inspiring English sources

Land, sea and air displays by serving personnel, veterans, cadet forces, the Merchant Navy, support agencies and charities have been organised by Plymouth City Council for the city's Armed Forces week, including a military parade and a display by the Red Arrows.

Division 11 consisted of nine cutters and a Navy support ship and Division 12 consisted of 8 cutters.

"The Ukrainian Navy lacked the funds for such know-how, and some projects had to be shuttered," the aquarium employee told Ria Novosti, noting that they now hope for Russian Navy support.

Or this one Diego Garcia is an island which has nothing but a US airstrip and navy support base.

Achievements in 2016 alone include the opening of Gwadar Port in Pakistan, run by China Oversea Port Management Corporation, as well as the Djibouti Navy Base – China's first navy support base on foreign soil.

We had been giving our goodbye toasts to the captain and officers, since we had decided to transfer back on to the navy support vessel, the Etna, after a couple of quiet days at sea with the Bergamini.

The MoD should guarantee that Rosyth and other UK yards were awarded a contract to build three new Royal Navy support vessels.

This is a woman who proved to not even have a grip on her portfolio last month when on Question Time she showed she had absolutely no idea about the Royal Navy support ships being built in South Korea.

In a statement, he said: "This is a woman who was proven to not even have a grip on her portfolio back in November when on Question Time she showed she had absolutely no idea about the Royal Navy support ships being built in South Korea.

Public sector unions held their third one-day walkout in 12 months, led by the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) civil servants' union, health workers from the Unite union, teachers and lecturers from the University and College Union, the Nipsa civil servants' union in Northern Ireland and Royal Navy support staff at the RMT union.

At the same time, public sector unions will hold their third one-day walkout in 12 months, led by the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) civil servants' union, health workers from the Unite union, teachers and lecturers from the University and College Union, the Nipsa civil servants' union in Northern Ireland and Royal Navy support staff at the RMT union.