Sentence examples for submarines assumed from inspiring English sources

The United States Navy, which was looking for a way to launch ballistic missiles accurately from nuclear submarines, assumed responsibility for the system in 1958.

Because of the time required for training, it would be more than a year before the first women joined submarines, assuming Congress raises no major objections that slow the schedule.

The National Research Council (NAS, 2007) endorsed the BBDR risk assessment approach when it developed exposure guidance levels for formaldehyde in the indoor air of submarines (assuming exposure 24 hours per day for several weeks at a time), concluding that this methodology "…more accurately reflects the scientific weight of the evidence for formaldehyde than does EPA's approach".

Sweden recently launched a full-scale naval operation to hunt down a mini-submarine, assumed to be Russian, trespassing inside its coastal waters.

Admiral Giardina, a career submarine officer, assumed his duties at the Strategic Command in December 2011.

They attributed the unsuccessful attack on the freighter Wellen on 16 May to a single submarine, and assumed it had departed Australian waters immediately after the attack.

At the outset of the war, military tacticians assumed that submarines would have limited range and would be used mostly to protect ports.

And it is assumed that the submarines would be built in the specialist yard at Barrow in Cumbria, where they built their first sub in 1886, for the navy of the Ottoman Empire.

The exhausted Savitsky assumed that his submarine was doomed and that world war three had broken out.

The former Navy submarine officer and weapons manager assumed the job in August 2007, and many observers thought that the Obama Administration would bring in a fresh face once a mandated review of the country's nuclear policies was completed in December.

No further sightings were made and it was assumed that the submarine had been damaged by a No. 32 Squadron aircraft but escaped.