Sentence examples for vessel command from inspiring English sources

The Tank Vessel Command oil spill off the coast of California in 1998 resulted in the settling of a Natural Resource Damage claim of approximately $4 million dollars.

Phoenix is normally operated with a crew of one vessel command Fireboat officer, one engineer who operates the pumps and engines, one pilot who steers/navigates the boat, one fire Engine company officer, and three to five firefighters to handle hoses and nozzles.

Such operations require high level planning and coordination, which in most cases occurs by information exchange at the operation level, being each vessel commanded independently.

The young writer Jack Gantos thinks the pearl awaits him on the other end of an ill-conceived sea voyage from St. Croix to New York City, involving 2,000 pounds of hashish on an ill-equiped vessel commanded by an unstable captain.

A third vessel, commanded by Pedro de Ataíde, became separated from the fleet after leaving Mozambique.

This one started off the coast of Florida in 1731 when a Spanish ship captured a British merchant vessel commanded by Robert Jenkins.

Pym decides to follow Augustus as a stowaway aboard the Grampus, a whaling vessel commanded by Augustus's father that is bound for the southern seas.

The flagship of the squadron was to be the fast ship of the line Marengo, a 74-gun vessel commanded by Contre-Admiral Charles-Alexandre Léon Durand Linois.

Not surprisingly, the newest vessels command the highest prices.

By October 1824, piracy in the region had been drastically reduced, with only two vessels commanded by Cofresí remaining as the only targets of concern.

"At approximately 2000 Greek time (1700 GMT), the pirates that had captured the oil products tanker Aegean Star left the vessel and command was resumed by the master," the managing company Aegean Bunkering Services Inc said in a statement.