- Look up debarkation, debarcation, or
disembarkation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Disembarkation or
debarcation is the
process of
leaving a ship...
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syndrome (or
syndrome du mal de débarquement, MdDS, or
common name
disembarkment syndrome) is a
neurological condition usually occurring after a cruise...
- The
Disembarkation at M****illes...
- A p****enger
train stops at
stations where p****engers may
embark and
disembark. The
oversight of the
train is the duty of a guard/train manager/conductor...
- the 1837–1840
expedition of the
French explorer Jules Dumont d'Urville
disembarked on the
Dumoulin Islands, off the
coast of Adélie Land,
where they took...
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mobile lounge is an
elevated bus-like
vehicle used for
boarding and
disembarking from aircraft. The
mobile lounge was an
innovative feature of the Washington...
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Hungarian Jews on the
Judenrampe (Jewish ramp)
after disembarking from the
transport trains.
Photo from the
Auschwitz Album, May 1944...
- mean the
narrow p****ages used to
board or
disembark ships.
Modern shipping uses
gangways to
embark and
disembark p****engers.
Twentieth century extendible...
- from
Bella vista of Lakones,
considered to be the
place where Odysseus disembarked and met
Nausicaa for the
first time. The rock in the sea near the horizon...
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during the term of
President John F. Kennedy.
About 1,400
Cuban exiles disembarked at the Bay of Pigs.
Cuban troops and
local militias defeated the invasion...
