cable layer
cable-laying ship

Cable layers, like hackers, scorn credentials, etiquette, and nice clothes.

The first transatlantic telegraph cable was laid by cable layers from 1857-58.

Advantages of chastity, both for hacker tourists and for cable layers.

The ship was renamed Lodbrog after conversion to a cable layer in 2001.

The Skandi Neptune was built in 2001 as a cable layer.

They are setting a benchmark," says Dave Handley, the cable layer.

Papa Doc's isn't just for cable layers.

Many specialist variants were also built; including recovery vehicles, mobile workshops, radio vans and cable layers.

Note; pertinence of cable layer was only Hashima-class.

The size of the fraternity of cable layers is estimated by Handley to be less than 500, and the number is not increasing.

Another type of specialised ship is the Cable Ship or Cable layer.

The ship was converted to a cable layer by Tyco Submarine Systems, and worked under charter to this company.

February 16 - Robert Halpin, Irish mariner and cable layer (d. 1894)

The ship sunk by Sparbrodt was in fact the British cable layer Alert [1].

A cable layer or cable ship is a deep-sea vessel designed and used to lay underwater cables for telecommunications, electric power transmission, or other purposes.

ARC: Cable Repair Ship (see also Cable layer)

A company was formed that converted the Great Eastern into a cable layer and Halpin was given the post of First Engineer.

Tracked Cable Layer Mechanical (TCLM)

In 2000, the ship was converted to a cable layer, renamed Oceanic Viking, and used for laying optic fiber cables between Europe and North America.

UC-5 laid 6 more mines off Boulogne and Folkestone on 7 September, one of which sank the cable layer Monarch.

Cable Layer, Towed Type, Cable Operated, 23 Inch Penetration, Model B. War Dept.

The former auxiliary minelayer served with the Coast Guard as a cable layer until early 1959 as Yamacraw (WARC-333).

In addition to cable layer ships, there were cable repairing ships which were tasked with finding and repairing under sea cables that broke or for whatever reason became inoperable.