The destruction of Libyan air-defense radars and missile batteries would be required, perhaps using missiles launched from submarines or warships.
Under the aegis of Themistocles, Athens built up a navy of over 300 triremes, or warships, and employed a canny sleight of hand.
But many of the weapons potentially for sale were manufactured by the British government itself - tanks, guns and shells from the Royal Ordnance factories, or warships built in admiralty dockyards.
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Franklin Roosevelt, also approached, ruled out US interference with the words '[there should be] no expectation that the United States would ever again send troops or warships or floods of munitions and money to Europe'.
Because we knew, in one of the first waves, we had to put objects in which are gigantic, to show how big the waves are -- maybe tankers or warships.
Fearing more damaging attacks from Allied land-based aircraft or warships and unable because of their aircraft losses to provide adequate air cover for their naval surface forces, the Japanese turned back from their planned assault on Port Moresby with the intention of trying again later.
Ask about what it was like to be at home, in a factory or in a warship or bomber.
However, the officials said, it was not clear whether The Sullivans or another warship on a separate visit in January was the target.
Such was the rigour that Spandau's coalition of 20-year-old talents brought to executing the whirlwind wind-up that it became a template for every New Romantics "rumour band": (1) They staged secret "tease dates", never "gigs", at clubs and venues calculated to annoy the rockists, such as the Blitz, an art-house cinema, or a warship on the Thames.
