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  • ...avy Yard]], the destroyer escort operated briefly with submarines and [[PT boat]]s and conducted [[antiaircraft]] firing practice in [[Block Island Sound]] ...-575|2}} and {{USS|Eugene E. Elmore|DE-686|2}} cooperated in sinking the U-boat. The latter then took the stricken Barr in tow.
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  • ...09 the submarine surrendered and the crew commenced abandoning the sinking boat. ''Joyce'' picked up the crew and [[Unterseeboot 550|''U–550'']] slid ben ...Peterson towed the disabled plane to [[Ponce de Leon Inlet]] where a crash boat from [[New Smyrna Beach, Florida|New Smyrna]] took over the tow. She then c
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  • |Ship reclassified=From [[seaplane tender]] AVP-56 to [[motor torpedo boat tender]] AGP-8 on 2 February 1943 ...br />Served as [[Republic of Vietnam Navy|South Vietnamese Navy]] [[patrol boat|patrol vessel]] [[RVNS Ngo Kuyen (HQ-17)|RVNS ''Ngo Kuyen'' (HQ-17)]] 1972-
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  • ...on 21 January 1944 or 22 January 1944 during [[Operation Shingle]]. A [[PT boat]] is alongside her.]]Beginning on 9 September 1943, ''Biscayne'' took part
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  • |Ship reclassified=From [[seaplane tender]], AVP-57, to [[motor torpedo boat tender]], AGP-9, on 11 May 1943 ...[[seaplane tender]], converted during construction into a [[motor torpedo boat tender]]
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  • ...several configurations were used with various sights being tried. Most PT boat gunners used tracers to sight the fall of their shot. Primary targets were
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  • ...side sites on islands (often artificial) linked to the land by a bridge or boat. The huts or houses had wattle and daub walls. Some sites remain today, but [[pt:Pau a pique]]
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  • ...roofing [[Roof shingle|shingles]] and to seal the hulls of [[ship]]s and [[boat]]s. For millennia wood tar was used to waterproof [[sail]]s and boats, but [[pt:Alcatrão]]
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  • In the past, bitumen was used to waterproof [[boat]]s, and even as a coating for buildings with some additives. The Greek hist [[pt:Betume]]
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  • ...ubstitute for whale oil, thus eliminating the economic imperative for open-boat [[whaling]].<ref>[http://www.littletechshoppe.com/ns1625/gesner.html How Ca [[pt:Petróleo]]
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  • ...uch a cloth; here General Rosecrans tells a subordinate how to improvise a boat: <blockquote>"A boat has been ordered up, but to make sure a large paulin will be sent down to y
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  • ...Kevlar 49 has a higher strength, and is used in plastic reinforcement for boat hulls, airplanes, and bicycles. The [[ultraviolet light]] component of sunl [[pt:Kevlar]]
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  • ...y Captain [[John Voss]], an adventurer. He gave her the name of [[Tilikum (boat)]] ("Friend" in Chinook jargon), rigged her, and led her in a three years h [[pt:Thuja plicata]]
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  • [[File:Sauce boat.jpg|thumb|right|A stainless steel [[sauce boat|gravy boat]]]] [[pt:Aço]]
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  • ...wood until the late 19th century, and wood remains in common use today in boat construction. [[pt:Madeira]]
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  • * [[Halkett boat]] – Peter Halkett [[pt:Anexo:Lista de inventores]]
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  • ...a cigarette is dipped, to be ingested through smoking, commonly known as "boat" or "water." The name most likely originated from PCP's somatic "numbing" e [[pt:Fenilciclidina]]
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  • ...ei Yastrzhembsky]] said that "Russia and the United States are in the same boat in everything that concerns the fight against world terrorism."<ref name="y [[pt:Operação Infinite Reach]]
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  • ...osecutors allege that he deceived them about his passport and arrived on a boat named the Santrina, not on a bus as he had told the government during inter [[pt:Luis Posada Carriles]]
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  • ...Lend-Lease]] orders, which were designated for paperwork purposes as the ''PT-24'', before being delivered onwards to the RCAF. ...nly with a [[Very pistol]]. The intention was to force any encroaching [[U-boat]] to dive; one aircraft would then remain in the vicinity while the other w
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