1. The Brig belongs to the Brig Class family of ships

2. Bathurst-class corvette, a class of sixty ships used during and after World War II.; HMS Bathurst, see Phillip Parker King; HMAS Bathurst, two specific ships in the Royal Australian Navy.

3. The Kaiser Friedrich III-class ships were armored with steel produced by Krupp.

4. Of the four König-class ships, only Kronprinz escaped damage during the battle.

5. It also requires ships to notify their INF class (addition to Annex I Part 8).

6. Afric was the first of five Jubillee-class ships built by White Star Line for

7. Adriatic (II) RMS Adriatic (II) was the last of White Star Line’s Big Four class ships; her Big Four class sister ships being: Celtic, launched in 1901; Cedric, launched in 1902, and Baltic, launched in 1903.

8. HMS Conqueror, various British Royal Navy ships; Conqueror-class monitor, a Royal Navy ship class; USS Conqueror (AMc-70), a US Navy coastal

9. In fact, to the skilled observer, no two ships of the class looked exactly the same.

10. The first new Battleships built in Germany were the two Scharnhorst-class ships, Scharnhorst and Gneisenau in 1935

11. The Iowa-class battleships gained a new lease of life in the U.S. Navy as fire support ships.

12. The first four ships of the class had two cranes each, while the later models had only one.

13. Development continues on new ships and weapons, including the Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier and the Littoral combat ship.

14. Wasp and America-class Amphibious ships in terms of deck landing and take-off space, yet another unknown is the

15. The Treaty of Versailles permitted Germany to retain several old battleships for coastal defense, including the four Deutschland-class ships.

16. The ships of the Albany class did have an area on the deck for helicopters to land, but no platform.

17. Bellicose Class Role: Cruiser: Being a highly versatile class of Minmatar ships, the Bellicose has been used as a combat juggernaut as well as a support ship for wings of frigates

18. The Moltke-class ships were equipped with 6 turbo generators that delivered 1,200 kW (1,600 hp) of power at 225 volts.

19. Sad news today as the last of the Holiday Class ships was Beached today at the shipbreaking yard in Alang, India

20. Starting in 1916, the ships of the Braunschweig class began to be withdrawn from active service, primarily because of manpower shortages.

21. Batos, Bolillos, Pochos, and Pelados: Class and Culture on the South Texas Border $31.82 Usually ships within 6 to 10 days

22. Chastener: 67 ships destroyed and 120 ships lost.

23. Baratar: 4,790 ships destroyed and 0 ships lost.

24. Birdlike: 14,900 ships destroyed and 897 ships lost.

25. Avend: 77 ships destroyed and 5 ships lost

26. Algos: 509,994 ships destroyed and 358,381 ships lost.

27. Balsamer: 742 ships destroyed and 68 ships lost.

28. Anogra: 515 ships destroyed and 86 ships lost

29. Aband: 2,153 ships destroyed and 0 ships lost.

30. Activations: 1,234 ships destroyed and 303 ships lost.

31. Brawest: 2 ships destroyed and 21 ships lost.

32. Bendee: 3,634 ships destroyed and 139 ships lost.

33. AxoidMax: 1,967 ships destroyed and 129 ships lost.

34. Blanked: 1,796 ships destroyed and 202 ships lost.

35. Cummingtonite: 1,941 ships destroyed and 462 ships lost.

36. Alchemister: 1,812 ships destroyed and 813 ships lost.

37. Agamas: 357 ships destroyed and 272 ships lost.

38. Blanky: 47 ships destroyed and 45 ships lost

39. Bowhead: 328 ships destroyed and 1,076 ships lost.

40. Avicular: 69 ships destroyed and 28 ships lost

41. Anterin: 457 ships destroyed and 109 ships lost.

42. Barque-Class ships are small-sized merchant vessels, with a relatively small capacity for cargo and crew, but making up for this

43. Afric Star was one of the new A-Class ships, designed in Norway and apart from the Avila Star built at Middlesbrough

44. Chairborne: 2,165 ships destroyed and 123 ships lost.

45. Bonch: 20 ships destroyed and 18 ships lost

46. Biffe: 2,396 ships destroyed and 160 ships lost.

47. Armourers: 4,338 ships destroyed and 3,380 ships lost.

48. Antiochis: 133 ships destroyed and 133 ships lost.

49. Anabolin: 151 ships destroyed and 15 ships lost

50. Agal: 2,696 ships destroyed and 0 ships lost.

51. Ships & Ratings All Celebrity ships are listed below

52. DM Brawest: 0 ships destroyed and 46 ships lost.

53. Adicea Kado: 2,709 ships destroyed and 467 ships lost.

54. Jeffrey Abider: 4,357 ships destroyed and 589 ships lost.

55. Elki Begut: 1,965 ships destroyed and 295 ships lost.

56. Blootered Bastards: 566 ships destroyed and 483 ships lost.

57. Inglorious Bustards: 142 ships destroyed and 63 ships lost.

58. Toearn Aswarm: 84 ships destroyed and 56 ships lost

59. Quod Captiosus: 3 ships destroyed and 9 ships lost

60. Algoff Golaf: 1 ships destroyed and 3 ships lost

61. Beef Boofers: 1 ships destroyed and 168 ships lost.

62. Blights Wretch: 14,887 ships destroyed and 2,455 ships lost.

63. Actinoid Alabel: 443 ships destroyed and 18 ships lost.

64. Waleri Amtman: 5,154 ships destroyed and 647 ships lost.

65. "Two ships".

66. Your Awesum Brutha: 1,016 ships destroyed and 46 ships lost.

67. Firing directly forward and aft, the ships could bring 6 guns to bear, and 8 on the broadside; this was the same theoretical capability as Dreadnought, but the Nassau-class ships required two additional guns to achieve it.

68. Lost and Clowned: 2,154 ships destroyed and 610 ships lost.

69. And not just Vietnamese naval ships, but also civilian ships.

70. Feeder vessels or feeder ships are medium-size freight ships.

71. The ships in the North Carolina class were equipped with four General Electric geared turbines and eight Babcock & Wilcox three-drum express type boilers.

72. Ships eligible under the program could include commercial ships like passenger ships, bulk carriers, self unloaders, cargos, tankers, tugs, push tugs, barges, dredges, research ships, pollution abatement ships, oil and gas drilling rigs, and floating drydocks

73. Dry cargo ships today are mainly bulk carriers and container ships.

74. Class address, class background, class characters.

75. Transport brokerage, in particulr brokerage of ships, ships' cargoes, berths and cargo space

76. Steering gears for ships

77. Our ships anchored alongside.

78. His ships, his army.

79. Timbers [frames] for ships

80. All ships line up!