repair ship

A repair ship completed work on the vessel in two weeks.

"You intend to put four thousand extra people into your repair ship's life support?"

All port repair ships were named for Engineers killed in action.

The cable repair ship operated in the Atlantic through 1956.

And is there room on such a robot repair ship for the four of us?"

With the assistance of your repair ships, we should make good our remaining losses within five months.

My friends and I get aboard our repair ship and leave.

"But we also need to see about getting more repair ships moved up, as well, Ma'am.

It'd take a fully equipped repair ship a week just to run them up."

The internal combustion engine repair ship immediately found herself with more than enough work.

The engineer can repair ships around it and even rebuild your ship if you are shot down.

During the next 5 months, she served there as repair ship and tender for harbor craft.

The repair ship's technicians worked around the clock for seven days to complete the job and return Boston to her ready status.

As such, she was one of the early predecessors of modern repair ships.

The repair ship was on a non-rotating basis and, during 1969, had very little time underway.

They are used for building and repairing ships and boats.

Michael Hollander, 40, a mechanic who repairs ships, kept his distance.

Kirk asked, "This will take less time than repairing ship's sensors?"

The repair ship remained in that body of water for the remainder of the war.

Dry Dock Number 3 is also being actively used by a company to repair ships.

It builds, converts and repairs ships, a business that has not been robust.

She's also a prototype of sorts, but a repair ship, not a warship.

She also received repair ship facilities, because the Akashi had been sunk.

Here, the repair ship established an advance service unit to provide food, oil, and water to the ships of the occupation force based there.

A repair ship was attacked on 28 April with two electrical torpedoes.