-
entered in
service for the
United States Navy
initially designated HSS-1
Seabat (in its anti-submarine configuration) and HUS-1
Seahorse (in its utility...
-
sometimes referred to as batfishes, deep-sea batfishes, handfishes, and
seabats. They are
found in
tropical and
subtropical oceans worldwide. They are...
- "
SEABAT") that
waited for U.S. Navy SH-2s to
direct them to the targets. Later, to
preserve the
aircraft and
crews from
fatigue and wear, the
SEABAT teams...
- submarine, the
Seabat, with the
United States Navy.
Chosen as co-captain is
Shiro Kaieda (the
other co-captain is an American),
while the
Seabat's crew is composed...
- A US Navy HSS-1
Seabat helicopter hovers over
Soviet submarine B-59,
forced to the
surface by US
Naval forces in the
Caribbean near Cuba. B-59 had a nuclear...
-
starry seabat or
minipizza batfish, is
species of
marine ray-finned fish
belonging to the
family Ogcocephalidae, the deep-sea
batfishes or
seabats. This...
-
first flew the
Sikorsky HSS-1
Seabat helicopter under the
radio call sign "Snowbound". The
primary mission of the
Seabat was
antisubmarine warfare (ASW)...
- A US Navy HSS-1
Seabat helicopter hovers over
Soviet submarine B-59,
driven to the
surface by US
Naval forces in the
Caribbean near Cuba (28 or 29 October...
- Thompson, 1916) (Circular
seabat)
Halieutaea fumosa Al****, 1894 (Smoky
seabat)
Halieutaea han****i Regan, 1908 (Hairy
seabat)
Halieutaea indica Annandale...
-
Thursday 30
August 1951,
Volume LVII,
Number 312, page 2. Litrenta, P.L.
SEABAT 65 USS
Columbus (CG-12) "21 Tons of Art," Ferminews, 22 June 1978, Volume...
