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Plans dated 1970 show the Gatekeeper's cottage no longer extant; the goods siding clearly shown to the east of the platform and platform buildings, with an unloading platform and shed adjacent to the west of the siding; and a gent's toilet at the northern end of the platform.

The ship made port at Saipan, on 1 November, unloaded the salvaged net equipment at the Saipan stockpile, and began loading passengers and equipment for return to the United States.

There are few details about his death but scholars have noted that he died in a work-related accident at the pier unloading ships.

At Guadalcanal, she unloaded her cargo between 23 January and 4 February 1943, bringing support to the last phases of the campaign for that island.

Silos storing grain, cement and woodchips are typically unloaded with air slides or augers.

On reaching this country, they unload their goods, arrange them tidily along the beach, and then, returning to their boats, raise a smoke.

The Spanish, frustrated by this failure, for the first time in the siege opened up a terrific barrage while the stores were unloaded.

The main operating component of the silo unloader is suspended in the silo from a steel cable on a pulley that is mounted in the top-center of the roof of the silo.

These steep chutes and gullies are on the north face of Lone Mountain, and can be hiked to from the Headwaters lift (opened in December 2005) or Big Sky's Challenger lift, both of which unload at just under 10,000 feet (3,048 m) above sea level.

Jetties have loading/unloading arms for transferring cargo to/from ship to shore.

Gough landed with the 49th Foot and carried out reconnaissance while other troops unloaded artillery from the ships.

All of the equipment needed by refineries and petrochemical industries were unloaded in this very port and installed on sites.

The two warships arrived there on 11 May, unloaded the planes, and returned to sea on the 12th.

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He also played for the national side, but his international career failed to take off because Les Bleus performed poorly during his years on the team.

The period 1783–1785 saw Dale’s career take off in a number of directions.

The flooded propulsion systems of the space-plane are unable to provide enough thrust to break free and take off from the ocean surface.

The Donatists contended that traditores could not be reinstated without being re-baptized and re-ordained to take office.

Hardin who had been elected to the Kentucky House of Representatives in 1823 but died before he could take office, Marshall pursued an abbreviated campaign for the vacant seat and defeated Jeptha Dudley by a margin of 3 votes.

The Federalists considered using the recently passed Alien and Sedition Acts to try to nullify some of the recent immigrant New Castle County vote, but with their continued control of the General Assembly, they grudgingly "allowed" him to take office.

Although the competing series failed to take off due to difficulties in securing enough venues, it forced the FIM to take the riders' demands seriously and make changes regarding their safety.

Their job was to collect the spat (oyster larvae) clime coat the tiles or stakes and to take off or (détroquage) the growing areas and then sow the young oysters in parks for breeding for a duration of three years, during which there was a need to protect oysters against predators, algae, toxins, and storms.

The nominee must be confirmed by the United States Senate before the appointee can take office and assume the rank.

His career was just about to take off when he was struck down last year.

Until the completion of Kansas City International Airport in 1972, Case Park was a popular spot to watch planes take off from the Downtown Airport.

Gliders under tow take off only from runway 33.

The Royal Air Force sometimes use Saunton Sands to practice STOL beach landing and take off with the Lockheed C-130 Hercules.