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• She supported the small quarterdeck and wrecked the wardroom and the gunroom.
• He collected guns and wrote one mystery, " Murder in the Gunroom ".
• A general panic broke out, resulting in black soldiers arming themselves from the camp gunroom.
• Associated with the Wardoom is a Gunroom, the mess for Midshipmen and occasionally junior Sub-Lieutenants.
• On promotion to Sub-Lieutenant of the Gunroom; he was promoted to Lieutenant on 1 May 1956.
• The resulting book was " Commodore Bainbridge : From the Gunroom to the Quarterdeck ", by James Barnes.
• Surgeon mates had a similar shipboard status to midshipmen and master's mates, and were berthed with them in the gunroom.
• Master's mates were allowed to command vessels, walk the quarterdeck, and mess in the gunroom with the other warrant officers.
• On the third day the crew trapped in the gunroom created a small explosion just outside it, using gunpowder, in which Gulik was injured again.
• It is explicitly mentioned in " Murder in the Gunroom ", and its principles, such as awareness of the limitations of knowledge, are apparent in his later work.
• Although most of the crew were saved, 15 people are believed to have died in an explosion in the gunroom : 13 officers and crew, a woman, and a customs official.
• He is a specialist in eighteenth-century literature, a member of the Gunroom, a novelist ( his book " Stowaway " was published by Random House ), and a poet.
• The work was carried out solely by the Naval Brigade gunroom officer assisted by a few certificated men of the force, under the direction of the gunnery and torpedo instructors, Messrs . Rickwood and Baxter.
• The master ate in the wardroom with the other officers, had a large cabin in the gunroom, and had a smaller day cabin next to the captain's cabin on the quarterdeck for charts and navigation equipment.
• One popular Web site is called the Gunroom, the name for the officer's wardroom in a man-of-war of the time ( the Patrick O'Brian page at www . wwnorton . com ).
• On October 18, he was transferred along with Samuel Arnold, Michael O'Laughlen, Edmund Spangler, and George St . Leger Grenfell to a large empty ground-level gunroom the soldiers referred to as " the dungeon ".
• As the senior warrant officer, the sailing master and his mates were entitled to berth with the lieutenants in the wardroom ( though, in this case, there were no lieutenants there ); other warrant officers berthed in the gunroom.
• 'The Gunroom', named after this cabin, is also a longstanding online discussion group dedicated to the works of Patrick O'Brian, who wrote the Aubrey Maturin series of novels about naval vessels and the characters found aboard them.
• In large ships of war, the gunroom was a compartment originally occupied by the gunner and his mates, but now fitted up for the accommodation of the junior officers; in smaller vessels, that used as a mess-room by the lieutenants.
• A native of Bromley, Kent, Morgan wrote his first book, " The Gunroom ", in 1919 . The novel, which detailed the unhappy life of a midshipman in the Royal Navy prior to World War I, was not well received by the Admiralty.