Some articles on sailed:
USS Braxton (APA-138) - A Bad Start For World War II Service - Heading To The Combat Area With Troops On Board
... On the morning of 9 April, the attack transport sailed for the Marshalls in convoy PD-372T—with also USS Bottineau (APA-235), Sea Flasher, and the minesweepers USS Fixity ... after picking up additional escorts in the form of USS Change (AM-159) and PCE-898, the convoy sailed thence for the Marianas ... That afternoon, the transport sailed for Oahu ...
... On the morning of 9 April, the attack transport sailed for the Marshalls in convoy PD-372T—with also USS Bottineau (APA-235), Sea Flasher, and the minesweepers USS Fixity ... after picking up additional escorts in the form of USS Change (AM-159) and PCE-898, the convoy sailed thence for the Marianas ... That afternoon, the transport sailed for Oahu ...
USS Almaack (AKA-10) - End-of-war Operations
... After discharging a small portion of her cargo there, she sailed to Subic Bay, arriving on the 26th ... From the Philippines she sailed thence to Japan, reaching Nagoya on 28 October to embark men of the Army's llth Replacement Depot, and sailed for Portland, Oregon, on 14 ...
... After discharging a small portion of her cargo there, she sailed to Subic Bay, arriving on the 26th ... From the Philippines she sailed thence to Japan, reaching Nagoya on 28 October to embark men of the Army's llth Replacement Depot, and sailed for Portland, Oregon, on 14 ...
USS Alchiba (AKA-6) - Operational History - 1945
... Two weeks later, the ship sailed to Morehaven(?), California, to load cargo and got underway on 20 March for Pearl Harbor ... The cargo ship left the shipyard on 3 June sailed to the Naval Supply Depot, Oakland, California took on cargo there and put to sea on the 15th, bound for Ulithi ... The ship sailed again on 8 July for Eniwetok, Marshall Islands Ulithi, Caroline Islands Guam, Mariana Islands and Manila, Philippines ...
... Two weeks later, the ship sailed to Morehaven(?), California, to load cargo and got underway on 20 March for Pearl Harbor ... The cargo ship left the shipyard on 3 June sailed to the Naval Supply Depot, Oakland, California took on cargo there and put to sea on the 15th, bound for Ulithi ... The ship sailed again on 8 July for Eniwetok, Marshall Islands Ulithi, Caroline Islands Guam, Mariana Islands and Manila, Philippines ...
USS Stockdale (DE-399) - Operational History
... The division sailed from Norfolk on 24 March with convoy UGS 37 bound for North Africa ... Stockdale sailed for Honshū, Japan on 1 September as escort for the carrier Matanikau ... stay in Japanese home waters, the ship sailed for Guam and operated as a weather station ship ...
... The division sailed from Norfolk on 24 March with convoy UGS 37 bound for North Africa ... Stockdale sailed for Honshū, Japan on 1 September as escort for the carrier Matanikau ... stay in Japanese home waters, the ship sailed for Guam and operated as a weather station ship ...
William Shubrick - Biography
... At the outbreak of the war with Mexico, Shubrick requested sea duty and, in Independence, sailed for the California coast to relieve Commodore John D ... In April, Shubrick sailed for the coast of Mexico to head the blockade of Mazatlán and Guaymas ... to California where Biddle restored him to overall command on 19 July and sailed for the East Coast ...
... At the outbreak of the war with Mexico, Shubrick requested sea duty and, in Independence, sailed for the California coast to relieve Commodore John D ... In April, Shubrick sailed for the coast of Mexico to head the blockade of Mazatlán and Guaymas ... to California where Biddle restored him to overall command on 19 July and sailed for the East Coast ...
Famous quotes containing the word sailed:
“the expensive delicate ship that must have seen
Something amazing, a boy falling out of the sky,
Had somewhere to get to and sailed calmly on.”
—W.H. (Wystan Hugh)
“It was the schooner Hesperus,
That sailed the wintry sea;
And the skipper had taken his little daughter,
To bear him company.”
—Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1809–1882)
“She sailed until the calm morning,
Carrying her full cargo of roses.”
—Theodore Roethke (1908–1963)