Nine merchant vessels were close enough to have been involved.
On the other had, she also captured many American merchant vessels, most of them small.
One estimate gives the total number of people lost on the merchant vessels as 40.
"Now, bring me the file on the merchant vessels available."
At the age of 16, he became a cabin boy on an English merchant vessel.
Guardian had been designed and built as a merchant vessel.
Miles raised the ships, planning on using them as merchant vessels.
Soon he rose to the rank of officer on merchant vessels.
I've spent most of my time since on merchant vessels.
There, he was employed as a cook on merchant vessels.
Four of the merchant ships were also lost in the action.
She served as a merchant ship through at least 1615.
By 1913 85 percent of all merchant ships were foreign built.
He kept his eyes on the master of the merchant ship and said nothing.
"That will leave us an additional merchant ship to work on here."
Only then had we allowed the merchant ships to leave.
"Merchant ships, including the one I told you about a moment ago."
As the country was at peace he joined a merchant ship.
In 1802, he left the navy and worked on a merchant ship.
On the return, however, two merchant ships were lost to U-310.
Hours later, a commercial vessel reported hearing voices in the water.
The first commercial vessel was loaded on September 7, 1944.
The company has built both commercial and military vessels during its history.
The bay was dark, only a few commercial vessels showing lights.
We can build to last, but the reality of commercial vessels is for a shorter working life.
Onboard, she also did not look like other commercial vessels of the time.
Many commercial and private vessels originally built by the company were also converted to military use.
The channel was found to be narrow, but deep enough to support commercial vessels.
The Caldor girl is on her way to you by commercial vessel.
She was used as a commercial vessel between wars under other names.
Some are general cargo boats, often carrying goods in containers.
They would then escape to the Soviet Union on a cargo boat.
If you have cargoes to deliver, cargo boats are available too.
You will be taken to a ship, a cargo boat which sails at dawn.
A cargo boat came alongside and took us off.
If you have some days for waiting, you can get a cargo boat.
I spent two weeks island-hopping on a cargo boat, an incredible experience.
He got up a number of cargo boats which were then a new speculation in the market.
If we do, I'll draw their fire while you get to the nearest cargo boat.
It is also where visitors and trade ships enter or exit the station.
Five years earlier, a trade ship had passed through the system.
No trade ship but has had the speed to escape at choice.
Huge trade ships sailed from there directly to south Myanmar.
The trade ship has been ready to sail for nearly a week while we argued about who the ambassador would be.
I sent them an ambassador twelve years ago, with a trade ship.
Request to be able to send two trade ships annually denied.
Trading posts can be established if a trade ship is in a player's hangar.
When the Monks find that much radio energy coming from a nearby star, they send a trade ship.
These factors may also lead to the loss of vital trade ships.
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