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|Ship range=9,100&nbsp;[[nautical mile|nmi.]] at 12&nbsp;knots<br/>(17,000&nbsp;km at 22&nbsp;km/h) ...ays later, she received word of the Japanese agreement to Allied surrender terms. On the 20th, she resumed her westward voyage and arrived, on the 29th, at

...iled for the Palaus on the first leg of their monumental voyage of 1,200 [[nautical mile]]s (2,222 [[kilometers]]). At [[Kossol Roads]], the PT boats fueled fr ...ust 1945 when word reached her that the Japanese had decided to accept the terms of the [[Potsdam Declaration]]. Simultaneously, offensive operations by MTB

|caption=[[Port (nautical)|Port]]/forward turret on [[HMS Inflexible|HMS ''Inflexible'']] ...nvert|1684|lb|kg|sigfig=4}} [[Palliser shot|Palliser]], [[British ordnance terms#Common Shell|common]], [[Shrapnel shell|Shrapnel]]<ref name=TBG1887/>

...culations. The amount of gun elevation needed to project a 5-in shell nine nautical miles (17 km) is very different from the elevation needed to project a 16-i ...al computation of gun stabilizing angles required an impractical number of terms in the mathematical expression, so the computation was approximate.

...XLS}}<!-- For annual updates use the search at http://www.eia.doe.gov/ for terms "International Energy Annual 2006" "Tables" "Petroleum consumption" --></re ...more damaging than those on land, since they can spread for hundreds of [[nautical mile]]s in a thin [[oil slick]] which can cover [[beach]]es with a thin coa

...ment of the edges of the net. It is sometimes mistakenly believed to be a nautical term for sewage. [[Category:Nautical terms]]

...nal, an III'') the terms ''gramme'' and ''kilogramme'' replaced the former terms ''gravet'' (correctly ''milligrave'') and ''[[grave (mass)|grave]]''. On 10 ...vary from language to language]]. SI, therefore, recommends avoiding these terms.<ref>http://www.bipm.org/en/si/si_brochure/chapter5/5-3-7.html</ref> Howeve