... out to do they had to turn tail and go back again to Germany, having a great number of their ships at the bottom of the sea, and although we lost ships, they lost very many more than we bad, and they had not so many to spare. One satisfactory feature to ...

... days, Thursday. Friday and Saturday. submarines sent to the bottom six vessels of considerable size. Six lives were lost with the ships. ...

... days, Thursday. Friday and Saturday. submarines sent to the bottom six vessels of considerable sire. Six lives were lost with the ships. ...

... lame out to do they had to turn tail and go hark again to tlermany, leaving a great number of their ships at the bottom of the sea, and although we lost ships. they loot very many more than we had, and they had not nsany to spare. One satisfactory feature ...

... Germans are relatively far more serious than ours. Our capital ship strength is In numbers at. the very least probably 70 per cent. greater than the enemy's. We have lost three capital ships to Germany's two—probably three. Clearly at this rate the British ...

... the bait method of utilizing these substitutes. With regard to sugar she said all our sugar warn imported, and we had lost several ships which had not been replaced. With regard to wheat flour we could use rice, barley, maize as substitutes. As to barley ...

... for the better lost ships marked improvement but sunk before the end of In 1944 and defence in the ascendant hut the battle by over eBect might could not told the of atomic convoy There no limit to potentialities for destruction ships to the ferocity ...

... that we are able to maintain in a state of efficiency, our soldiers on the Continent. The wonder is not that we have lost so many ships since the outbreak of the war, but rather that we have escaped lightly. Verily, we have great cause for thankfulness ...

... currency notes collected during the ship’s factories the by-product vanadium pentoxide for the hardening steel Portsmouth tons each month which glue bone meal bone flour fertiliser NOT A DROP LOST rags from ships’ are purified spotlessly while extracted ...

... n of greater part both fleets The victory with side the greater numerical strength they were eventually decided have lost three ships the other side’s four Apparently if two modern fleets about equally matched number and armament into battle none of them ...

... smaller craft but their being exception to general rule of only more vividly havoc wrought upon the vessels Altoge lost twenty-two ships of over 153000 t unknown of fell into hands of enemy Never clean of powerlul especially 60 slight cost The are trying ...

... squadron of six ships off run and by Oaptain son of famous of Peterborough to save falling into of the Only four years afterwards (1710) same spot off a third hip of driven ashore by storm total wreck in victory off Qniberon French lost fo r ships of line destroyed ...