We heard the gunshots over our portable radio handsets, which we used to communicate with the Mavi Marmara, because our ship communication system was disrupted.
Later Sir Home Popham increased the effectiveness of ship-to-ship communication by improved methods of flag signaling.
In 1890 he conceived that wireless waves could aid in ship-to-ship communication and by 1895 succeeded in transmitting radio signals from one end of a ship to the other.
The 64 tiny satellites range from one built by a Florida middle school to measure the viability of thawed bacteria to a Honeywell Aerospace demonstrator that will test new ship communication technology.
A contingent of German surveillance planes based in Mombasa is now monitoring ships and communication in international waters along the Somali coast with the aid of Western intelligence agents in Somali ports and in coordination with American forces in Bahrain, according to a German military official.
Despite the threat that their ships faced, communication and the transfer of supplies between France and her colonies was vital to the French war effort, and the French Navy made constant attempts to evade the patrolling British squadrons.
In recent years, scabies outbreaks, a disease caused by mites, have been reported on board cruise ships (personal communication, EU SHIPSAN project Partnership, September 2007).
Aboard the ship, passenger John Geiger hacks into the ship's computer system, and the following evening, he destroys the ship's communication systems and kills the captain by throwing him overboard.
The ship's communication system was out of service, and so the order to abandon ship did not reach the entire crew.
These chambers, walled off from invaders, allow the crew to maintain control of the ship's communication and navigation.
