ammunition ship

An ammunition ship is sent first to test the new system.

One ammunition ship was sunk and two others were set on fire.

Hits were scored on two ammunition ships and a tanker.

After the war's end, she was assigned as an ammunition ship, to carry ordnance where needed.

She served as ammunition ship there until announcement of the Japanese capitulation.

On 6 October, the ammunition ship conducted her first underway replenishment.

The Nitro class ammunition ships are sometimes considered part of this class.

Port Fairy had an eventful war employed as an ammunition ship.

These and the Suribachi class ammunition ships are sometimes considered to form a single class.

Ammunition ship afire in harbor making for Pier 6 and will explode.

An ammunition ship became a tremendous fireball, exploding and re-exploding.

"An ammunition ship, the Santa Barbara, will be joining us tomorrow.

Post-war she was temporarily employed as an ammunition ship before finally being decommissioned.

A few days thereafter, the ersatz ammunition ship headed back to Ulithi.

She was later converted to an ammunition ship and redesignated as (AE-30).

Kiska is the eighth and final ship of the Kilauea class ammunition ships.

It consisted of four German troopships and an Italian ammunition ship.

Later in July, the Juneau encountered the same ammunition ships and destroyed them.

There have been two US Navy ammunition ships named for the mountain.

She served during the Second World War before being damaged while fighting a fire on an ammunition ship and written off in 1943.

An actual fragment from the Mont-Blanc ammunition ship was attached to the base.

It was later deduced that this vessel (an ammunition ship), had been attacked by another U-boat.

At 4 a.m., the Tirante fired torpedoes at a large ammunition ship.

Then they cadged a ride back to Malta on a ship - an ammunition ship.

Halifax Explosion, a 1917 ammunition ship explosion involving less explosives that killed over 2000 people.