1. • Afloat Support to Forces Deployed Ashore

2. Antonyms for Ashore include asea, afloat, at sea and found

3. It puts the ‘teeth’ ashore while leaving the ‘tail’ afloat.

4. Boatswains are required to perform watchkeeping duties ashore and afloat. b. Special Factors.

5. IT-21 will provide an ‘intranet’ capability to virtually all Navy units afloat and ashore.

6. And these provided sufficient buoyancy to keep the carcass afloat while we towed it ashore.

7. Afloat Support to Forces Deployed Ashore – This capability will provide a limited joint force headquarters at sea for command and control of forces deployed ashore.

8. The need for an afloat joint force headquarters aimed at forces ashore is apparent."

9. Dr. Julian Gwyn won First prize for, "Ashore and Afloat," which details the history of the Royal Navy station in Halifax.

10. Of course, women have long been fully integrated into the Canadian Navy and are employed in all positions, both ashore and afloat.

11. The Radiotelegraph Service of the Department took over control of all wireless stations afloat and ashore and the operation of the coastal stations.

12. In addition, the trade is responsible for organizing the watch- keeping, disciplinary, and regulating functions at sea and parade and ceremonial duties ashore and afloat.

13. These projection screens can be installed afloat (self-swimming) or ashore with a flexible hose pipe connection to the water.

14. It required a degree of co-ordination between the force afloat and that ashore to which the New Englanders’ discipline was not equal.

15. Afloat synonyms, Afloat pronunciation, Afloat translation, English dictionary definition of Afloat

16. The Fleet supports the AWS by placing, lifting, checking, and maintaining an extensive system of floating and fixed aids to navigation (both afloat and ashore).

17. Once the stocks on the Afloat Depots had been put ashore, the vessels could be used for supplementary or alternative purposes.

18. The Ship's Cooks manned the main galleys and prepared meals for the ship's companies ashore and afloat under a messing system know as "general mess".

19. During WW II, both ashore and afloat, the messing arrangements remained essentially the same as pre-war with separate galley arrangements for officers and men.

20. Ashore synonyms, Ashore pronunciation, Ashore translation, English dictionary definition of Ashore

21. This involves the development of written policies as well as operating and emergency procedures and the precise definition of areas of responsibility both ashore and afloat.

22. Duties included the provision of air cover for landings and embarkation, the neutralization of enemy air forces and the mounting of attacks on transport ashore and afloat.

23. Again, we would like to stress the importance of our people, both ashore and afloat, who have dedicated themselves to serving our clients and Canadians.

24. This involves the development of detailed written policies, as well as operating and emergency procedures and the precise definition of areas of responsibility both ashore and afloat.

25. This control was carried out through quarterly provision reports giving expenditure details with particular emphasis on the daily costs of issues ashore and afloat.

26. Over the course of his impressive career, Charles has served both ashore and afloat in a multitude of postings in virtually every region of Canada.

27. The sites were operated by a range of agencies including the Army, Navy and RAF plus the Foreign Office (MI6 and MI5), General Post Office and Marconi Company receiving stations ashore and afloat.

28. Afloat (not comparable) floating A rubber duck and other toys were Afloat in the bath

29. Definition of Ashore : on or to the shore Examples of Ashore in a Sentence We docked our boat and went Ashore to visit the island

30. Downed pilot afloat and in sight.

31. Afloat – Ireland's Sailing and Boating Magazine

32. He usually managed to draw the assignments, particularly the more hazardous assignments, which involved co-operation between the ship and her Korean allies, and he rapidly gained the friendship of the Korean leaders both ashore and afloat.

33. Me men and meself will go ashore.

34. Ambergris floats and washes ashore most frequently

35. Ashore: 1 adv towards the shore from the water “we invited them Ashore ”

36. Tried to swim and stay afloat

37. He kept us afloat and then he drowned.

38. They made a raft and set it afloat.

39. They finally scrambled ashore.

40. Pull the boat ashore.

41. The men waded ashore.

42. Maintaining inefficient firms afloat ( 137 )

43. To sink after coming Ashore - English Only forum Usage of "Ashore" - English Only forum went Ashore/ went aboard - English Only forum <with> the sailors allowed to go Ashore - English Only forum

44. Peter leaped from the boat and swam ashore

45. Successful Allowancing is a team effort! The NAVSUP Solutions Department (Code 92) is a provider of NAVSUP sponsored business systems ashore and is moving into the afloat logistics systems space with toolsets such as FSM3, ROM3, FIMARS and REMAD.

46. Ashore - Translation to Spanish, pronunciation, and forum discussions

47. Ashore is steps from the promenade and beach!

48. He leaped from the boat and swam ashore.

49. CFFC/CPF Afloat Environmental Compliance Toolbox/Site, includes General Environmental Awareness Video, PEMs https://eims3.sscno.nmci.navy.mil/Afloat/ NAVSEA Environmental Compliance Afloat Site

50. In Captain's offices, whether ashore or afloat, the Admiralty KR & AI and other written regulations and orders were important for discipline and other matters. The following extract from Supply Mercury of 1957 is interesting in this day and age of INTRANET regulations.

51. Peter goes aboard and pulls the net ashore.

52. Seals come ashore to breed.

53. Maintaining inefficient firms afloat (290)

54. Just trying to stay afloat.

55. He kept the business afloat.

56. you kept that place afloat.

57. The boat is afloat.

58. In circulation; prevailing: Rumors are Afloat.

59. The body was washed ashore .

60. The schooner was driven ashore.

61. We managed to swim ashore.

62. He managed to swim ashore.

63. Afloat definition: If someone or something is Afloat , they remain partly above the surface of water and do Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

64. Tony rowed your boat ashore Hallelujah.

65. Afloat definition, floating or borne on the water; in a floating condition: The ship was set Afloat

66. (adverb) Driven Ashore by the wind.

67. Mary rowed your boat ashore Hallelujah.

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69. The sea tided the debris ashore.

70. The cruise included several days ashore.

71. Anything I could set afloat anywhere.

72. Examples of Afloat in a sentence

73. Synonyms for Afloat in Free Thesaurus

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76. Just then the Ironclad crashed ashore.

77. Every proof you send in Ashore …

78. Susan rowed your boat ashore Hallelujah.

79. Michael rowed your boat ashore Hallelujah.

80. Strong winds blew the ship ashore.