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Arizona memorial
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This pearl harbor relic commemorates the site where world war ii began for the united states and is the final resting place for 1,777 of uss arizona’s crew killed during the surprise japanese attack on december 7, 1941. article 1282 of navy regulations directs all persons on deck between sunrise and sunset to come to attention and render hand salutes when passing the semi-submerged battleship. in fact most usn and uscg warships and many foreign ones go beyond individual honors and man the rails as they pass. although arizona is not a commissioned vessel of war she has special dispensation to fly the national ensign on a staff attached to the severed remains of her mainmast.
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Arizona, английский
Arizona dept. of transportation, английский
Arizona dept. of water resources, английский
Arizona geographic information council, английский
Arizona mapping advisory council, английский
Arizona regional image archive, английский
Arizona resources information system, английский
Arizona ruby, английский
Arizona stock exchange, английский
A single price auction exchange for equity trading that allows anonymous buyers and sellers to trade at low transaction costs.
Arizona transportation information system (adot), английский
Arizona vegetation resource inventory, английский
Memorial, английский
- An architectural or sculptural object or plaque commemorating a person or an event. meeting house 626 meeting rail megalithic monument
- An official petition on account of services performed.
- Мемориал, мемориальное сооружение
Memorial (building), английский
Memorial arch, английский
An arch commemorating a person or event, popular during the roman empire, and again at the time of napoleon and later. memorial stone, memorial tablet a stone or tablet set up, or placed on or in a wall, to commemorate some person or event.
Memorial arch at the, английский
Forum, rome
Memorial day, английский
Memorial park, английский
A cemetery, usually having grave markers flush with the ground in large open meadows bordered by groves of trees.
Memorial plaque, английский
A flat marker, usually of metal or stone and often inscribed, affixed to or set into a surface; used to serve as a memorial or to commemorate a special event.
Memorial window, английский
In a church, a stained glass window dedicated to the memory of a person or family.
Memoriale [is, n], res [rei, f] memorialis, mnemo, латинский
Regulations, английский
Инструкция
Battleship, английский
- A type of large, heavily armored warship of the second half of the 19th century and first half of the 20th century armed with heavy-caliber guns, designed to fight other battleships in a line of battle. it was the successor to the ship-of-the-line of the age of sail.
- [1] a sailing ship-of-the-line. [2] the most heavily-armed and armored of power-driven warships (cf. dreadnought).
Individual, английский
Физическое лицо
Dispensation, английский
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Arm badges, английский
There are specific rules concerning on which sleeve rate and rating badges are to be worn. [1] the royal navy introduced substantive petty officer rate badges to be worn on the left sleeve in 1827, then added non-substantive specialty rating (trade) badges to be worn on the right sleeve in 1860. [2] the u.s. navy changed the positioning of rate badges several times: • regulations of february 1841 introduced the petty officer’s badge (known familiarly as the crow). boatswain’s mates, gunner’s mates, carpenter’s mates, ship’s stewards, and ship’s cooks, were to wear an eagle and anchor on the right sleeve. quartermasters, quartergunners, captains of fore-castle, corporals and captains of the hold were to wear the same device on the left. • regulations of december 1866 specified that petty officers of the starboard watch should wear their rate badges on the right sleeve, while those of the port watch should wear them on the left. at this time specialty marks were added to the enlisted men’s uniform, consisting of the tools or instruments used in performing specific duties. • regulations of january 1913 cancelled the identification by watch and ordered petty officers of the seaman branch to wear their rate badges on the right, all other petty officers on the left. • in april 1949 right arm rates were disestablished by the usn.
Arctic current, английский
Another name for the west greenland current.
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