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• In 1928 a surface fire burned all the structures except two.
• Surface fires will burn through dead plant material that is lying on the ground.
• With all of that being said, the likelihood of a surface fire occurring is rare.
• Almost all fires in solid coal are ignited by surface fires caused by people or lightning.
• When fires occur, they are surface fires.
• After the initial assault she screened the heavier surface fire support units and rendered assistance as needed.
• Caribbean Pine in Bahamian pineyards have adapted to and rely on low-intensity, surface fires for survival and growth.
• By afternoon, the surface fire was out, but the muck fire continued to spread and proved more problematic.
• Before the end of the war, a Type 2, Mark 2, Model 4 surface fire-control radar was installed.
• Unlike surface fires that can be stopped by digging trenches or back-burning, only water can extinguish fire in muck.
• During a surface firing exercise on 25 July, a shell from B turret hit one of the elevated barrels of A turret.
• Vieques Island was the site of the former Vieques Naval Training Range which was primarily used to train surface combatants for Naval Surface Fire Support.
• During a Naval Surface Fire Support exercise held near Guam on 4 5 December 2000, the Cushing posted a better-than-perfect score during a gun shoot.
• Such a joint coordination measure can help commanders focus the effort of air and indirect fire assets, and also restrict the trajectories and effects of surface-to-surface fires.
• She also received two FC ( Mk 3 ) surface fire-control radars in late 1941, although these were both removed along with her main armament in January 1942.
• Memorial Trophy " to the ship, determined by the Chief of Naval Operations, to have achieved the highest combat readiness in Strike warfare, Surface Fire Support and Anti-Surface warfare.
• In such small numbers, the committee struggles to see how the original requirements for the next generation destroyer, for example providing naval surface fire support, can be met ."
• A Douglas-fir stand may grow for centuries without disturbance while an old-growth ponderosa pine forest requires frequent surface fires to reduce the shade-tolerant species and regenerate the canopy species.
• These ships were equipped with the HACS AA fire control system for the secondary armament and the Admiralty Fire Control Table for surface fire control of the main armament.
• On the fires in the Kuala Langat areas, he said, surface fires have been contained but the peat fires had reached between 10 and 15 feet below the surface.