каталонский
mariner naval испанский
marinero militar Member of the navy of some country. both non-commissioned officers and sailors. sailor in naval service.
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Examples for "navy sailor"
Examples for "navy sailor"
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One navy sailor was killed and another injured, he said.
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A navy sailor is in hospital in a critical condition after a diving incident in Auckland's Waitematā Harbour.
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Police in Arizona have arrested a former US navy sailor on charges of spying and providing material support to terrorists.
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A former Australian navy sailor who went on a murderous spree may be responsible for crimes in New Zealand a decade ago.
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Australian police have made a trans-Tasman appeal for information over a final confession from an Australian navy sailor that he killed three people.
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The inquest into the death of a New Zealand naval sailor has opened in Samoa.
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In April last year a New Zealand naval sailor also went missing while visiting the To Sua trench.
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And indeed there is a certain simplicity in naval sailors.
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Two Naval sailors stationed at Devonport have pleaded guilty to 16 charges of obtaining and supplying the class-B drug MDMA.
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If a navy seaman is killed or drowned, his widow is to receive a year's pay as bounty.
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If a navy seaman was killed or drowned, his widow was to receive a year's pay as bounty.
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Signs up for the V-12 military service program as a Navy seaman; World War II ends before Corman is sent overseas.
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Here he was-atsea, a common sailor in the navy.
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Now, however, a bill came to him touching the desertion of a sailor in the navy.
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Both of them, I forgot to say, were sailors in the Navy.
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Britain had 39,000 sailors in the navy in 2000.
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"Well, sailors in the Navy call it the 'Red House.'"
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Its presence, any man-of- war sailor allowed for that, was always possible, in some fashion all my thinking on the matter had been unable to divine.