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...to a lengthy process or procedure performed on [[nuclear-power]]ed Navy [[warship]]s, which involves replacement of expended nuclear fuel with new fuel and a

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...at can travel underwater. Most submarines, particularly large ones, are [[warship]]s belonging to some country's [[Navy]], but there are some civil submarine A naval submarine warship routinely moves, detects targets, and attacks them while under the surface

...after Werner von Melle, mayor of [[Hamburg]]. She served as a commissioned warship for 16 months, and as a [[merchant marine]] training ship for 25 years afte

...ship. The ceremonies vary from country to country and from ship to ship. [[Warship]]s are often honored differently than [[merchant ships]], and larger ships

A '''Littoral Combat Ship''' (LCS) is a [[United States Navy]] warship intended to reverse the Cold War trend towards large, expensive warships o ...JHSV is a transport ship built to commercial standards, while the LCS is a warship with naval damage resistance. In littoral operations, however, LCS would be

...tart of the book, Harrington has established a brilliant reputation as a [[warship]] [[captain (naval)|captain]], and also acquits herself well when command o

...ed by the Luckenbach Steamship Co. of New York City in 1947, the erstwhile warship was renamed ''Mary Luckenbach'' and operated with that firm until 1959, whe

...nese, and Indian ships have conducted counter-piracy operations; an Indian warship set one alleged pirate mother ship on fire, which later was said to be a Th

...lve intercept stations in mobile vans, which can be put onto the deck of a warship, although some nations, such as Russia and Spain, use essentially unarmed m

...craft fire with proximity fuzes. Over a period of eight hours one American warship was slightly damaged while one Japanese plane burst into flames every two m

...dard SM-3, while designed for terminal phase intercept, is launched from a warship: a Burke-class destroyer, a Ticonderoga-class cruiser, or a Japanese Kongo-

...from the sea—in the small, fast suicide motor boats which endangered both warship and auxiliary alike—but from strategically emplaced and cleverly conceale

...ander during large-scale operations. ''Eldorado'' served as a commissioned warship for 28 years and two months, receiving two [[battle star]]s for [[World War

...nto formal use in the late 1880s to describe a specific type of [[ironclad warship]] (now referred to by historians as pre-''Dreadnought'' battleships).<ref n ...HMS ''Dreadnought'' was launched, the emergence of this powerful class of warship immediately rendered the pre-dreadnoughts obsolete. A pre-dreadnought fight

An '''aircraft carrier''' is a warship designed to support and operate aircraft, engage in attacks on targets aflo ...(CV-1)]]. She was converted from a [[collier]]. Commissioned in 1922 as a warship, she was still seen as experimental. Her catapults, for example, used a fly

....'' After two years as a [[merchant ship]], she served as a commissioned [[warship]] for 4 years and 7 months in 1941-1946. Commissioned as (AK-23), ''Alchiba

A '''[[cruiser]]''' is a warship of significant, but not the greatest, power. The term goes back into the ag One of today's challenges is that the definitions of three warship types: cruiser, [[destroyer]], and [[ocean escort]] &mdash; have had changi

...nto use, roughly at the beginning of the twentieth century. Several other warship designations have, at different times and in different navies, overlapped t ...th century was the largest, most heavily armed, and most heavily protected warship type, but relatively slow and not extremely maneuverable. Torpedo boats wer

...e Mississippi to man two 24-pounders and two 12-pounders from the grounded warship USS Louisiana.