英語 での A torpedo の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Later the ship is also hit by a torpedo from the Italian submarine Aradam.
Once the result shows that the explosion was caused by a torpedo, then the subsequent investigation should prove that North Korea is behind the explosion, beyond any doubt backed by clear evidence.
The evening of 24th, 8 swordfish carrying a torpedo attack on Bismarck, in combat, all survived and returned 8 aircraft and succeeded in landing at night.
The only exception was the Japanese destroyer number 42, who was killed by a torpedo released by the Angry at the very end of Port Arthur's defense.
A torpedo called Shakval was able to reach a speed of more than 370 kilometers using this technology, which is faster than the usual torpedoes. .
Kennedy commanded a torpedo battleship in the Pacific as first lieutenant during the World War II but it was different from what he saw from the White House or the Pentagon.
The Russian Navy initially asserted that the sinking had been caused by a collision with another vessel but the government eventually admitted that the cause was a torpedo explosion in the submarine.
Never forgetting the war I fought, I shall keep telling the folly and the horror of a war By Kohken Tsuchiya Drafted and assigned to a torpedo boat squadron in Ogasawara By the final days of the war, even college students majoring liberal arts were drafted once they reached 20 years old.
A torpedo either hits the bow, or hits the stern, or runs to the core(for convenience, we call the middle of the destroyer a central area), and it doesn't jump up and down the superstructure or gouge out the deck.
Seoul has banned all North Korean ships from entering its ports and has interrupted most of the inter-Korean trade, including tourism, trade and aid, after the 2010 following a torpedo attack by the North on a South Korean navy warship that killed 46 sailors.
However, it has failed to show or proving other related evidences with convincing power including(1) the vessel that damaged by a torpedo beyond any doubt,(2) soldiers for that matter, and(3) any records or images related with the incident.
Fourteen minutes later the Liberty was struck amidships by a torpedo from an Israeli boat, killing 26 of the 100 or so NSA technicians and specialists in Russian and Arabic who were working in restricted compartments below the ship's waterline.
The businessman began to research the tragedy, finding out it was transporting British soldiers to labour camps in Japan after the surrender of Hong Kong when a torpedo from a US submarine struck it on the morning of October 1.
The advantage of torpedoes lies not only in their self-sustainment, which allows an aircraft that has dropped a torpedo to escape enemy fire as soon as possible, but also in the fact that they are practically guaranteed to deal damage if they hit, since a torpedo always hits the ship's hull and has no chance to detonate on deck fittings.
Such as a torpedo.
It is indeed a Torpedo.
Then it is a torpedo.
Either that or a torpedo.
It had been a torpedo attack.
The ship was hit by a torpedo.