Noun:

लक्षणे,

seadrome's Usage Examples:

Upon anchoring, the ships began to lay out a seadrome and by 29 March 1945, were operating on a regular schedule with 60 PBM.

Okinawa 18 August and sailed to Tokyo Bay, arriving 28 August to set up a seadrome.

From that time, she controlled seadromes at Wakanoura Wan and Nagoya in Japan and at Shanghai and Tsingtao, China.

However, Edward Robert Armstrong may have paved the way with his idea of "seadrome" landing strips for airplanes in the late 1920s, since his idea involved.

became a widow on 14 July 1935, as Edoardo died in a plane crash in the seadrome of Genoa.

14–23 December 1941: Seven VP-102 aircraft were destroyed at Olongapo seadrome, Philippines, during a surprise attack.

Canadian-American engineer and inventor who in 1927 proposed a series of "seadrome" floating airport platforms for airplanes to land on and refuel for transatlantic.

1, a fictitious seadrome in a German science-fiction novel and the 1932 film based on it This disambiguation.

Salem Harbor was deep enough to host a seadrome with three sea lanes, offering a variety of take-off headings irrespective.

Debris and off-shore gunfire prevented the establishment of the seadrome until 24 February, and Hamlin worked under the handicap of large swells.

reserve training at Subic Bay at Luzon in the Philippine Islands, laid a seadrome in the Pescadores, acted as advance base support at Keelung, Taiwan, and.

She supported the United States Third Fleet through service as seadrome control tender, mail ship, movie exchange, and gasoline supply ship for.

for the purpose of operating aircraft with an invention known as the "seadrome".