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	intact (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Tutankhamen (Tutenkhamon) was an Egyptian Pharaoh around 1400BC.
		U-110 was a German IXB type submarine, which in May 1941 was captured south of Iceland, intact by a British fleet after being forced to the surface and a British Destroyer (HMS Broadway) made to ram the submarine.
		Fearing for the crew, and believing the submarine would be sunk, the submarine's commander ordered everyone to abandon the submarine, leaving everything behind.
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	Egypt Suez Moascar Kenya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The first ship to give us direct support was HMS Loch Lomond when she came to stay for three days in the Gulf of Aqaba where we had the sea on our left, the Jews to our front, the mountains behind and the waterless deserts of Jordan to our right.
		We next saw HMS Euryalus on the 12th July 1951 when she passed through the Suez Canal on her way South to relieve HMS Mauritius in the Shatt El Arab as the Persian situation was rapidly deteriorating.
		Our last contact with HMS Euryalus was on 22nd September 1951 when she passed through the Canal heading for Turkey and back to Malta to prepare herself as an escort ship for the King and Queens visit to Australia.
	www.lancs-fusiliers.co.uk /gallerynew/1LFEgypt/egypt.htm (0 words)

	A Century of Change
		HMS Dreadnought, the worlds biggest and fastest warship is launched.
		Bismarck sinks HMS Hood before being sunk herself by the Royal Navy.
		HMS Ark Royal is sunk by an Italian U-boat.
	www.mcac.co.uk /centenary/centuryofchange1.htm (0 words)

	HMS Ajax
		HMS Ajax, was built by Vickers Armstrong at barrow and launched 1st march 1934 and completed 12th April 1935.
		HMS Ajax was finally scrapped at Newport November 1949.
		HMS Ajax, during a storm in the Mediterranean in 1940.
	www.battleships-cruisers.co.uk /hms_ajax.htm (0 words)

	R. Lee Ermeys SOUND OFF Forum • View topic - This Date In History (Cadets) [ Guest ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)*
		Tutankhamen's sealed burial chambers were miraculously intact, and inside was a collection of several thousand priceless objects, including a gold coffin containing the mummy of the teenage king.
		In the 13th century B.C., Tutankhamen and the other "Amarna" kings were publicly condemned, and most records of them were destroyed--including the location of Tutankhamen's tomb.
		It was the antechamber of Tutankhamen's tomb, and it was gloriously untouched.
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	Navy News - News Desk - News - Calm before the storm for HMS York (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		HMS York may have been put through the mill as the ship’s company prepared for and began their deployment to the Far East – but it was merely the calm before the storm.
		The ship’s company of HMS York was believed to the first to enjoy the Gully-Gully Man’s magic tricks for four years.
		There was a ‘Hands to Bathe’ in the Red Sea as the temperature rose and the ship prepared for her first patrol cycle.
	www.navynews.co.uk /articles/2005/0509/0005090801.asp (0 words)

	Tempest Class
		HMS Truculent was sunk off the Nore on the 11th January 1950 in a collision with the Swedish tanker SS Divina while returning from trials with 64 crew and 15 dockyard workers.
		Unfortunately very little was known by members of my family about what really happened to my Uncle, the only thing that was said was that he was not originally meant to be part of the crew but swapped places with a friend who wanted some leave.
		My Great Uncle served on HMS Tempest as TGM and was one of the few crew members who laid the charges to blow her up when they were captured in 1942.
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	On This Day (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
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		HMS Tutankhamen was lost, mined and sunk off Maddelena, Sardinia 31 December 1942.
		HMS P311, only unnamed T-class boat, was due to have been named Tutenkhamen.
	www.submariners.co.uk /Dits/OTD/index.php?m=12&d=31 (0 words)

	Gosport Conservatives
		The main event as the Tall Ships left harbour led by HMS Exeter was seen by many thousands who lined the shores to see this unique spectacle.
		The display by the Red Arrows was no less fantastic as the flight demonstrated the new flight patterns that can only amaze watchers at the sheer precision with which the pilots put their aircraft into such innovative and stunning display routines.
		The need to embrace the ideas and the commitment of those who have a positive vision for what Gosport can be, are so often thwarted by the promotion of the negative views of those rampant few who would propound that the jaded view of life that is theirs is good for all.
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	Proceedings held in 1998
		It is not primarily a pleasure garden but a scientific establishment working on systematic botany, with 550 staff and 300 volunteers, which explains the cost of running it.
		Amongst the staff are 13 botanical artists producing illustrations, reminiscent of Sydney Parkinson on HMS Endeavour, as described in the previous Paradise Transplanted lecture.
		The oldest specimen is an olive from Tutankhamen's tomb.
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	Untitled Document
		Kenneth, born to a Merchant Navy officer and his wife at Richmond in Surrey in 1900, served in the Royal Navy in the First World War and the Merchant Navy in the Second.
		During the Second World War he was serving as chief officer on the Viceroy of India when she was sunk by the Type VII C U-boat U-407.
		The destroyer HMS Boadicea took off the majority of the crew leaving a working party of forty on board.
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	FPH Limited Editions
		Discovering Tutankhamen’s tomb west of Thebes on November 25, 1922 provided the world with the first glimpse of the most incredible burial treasure in existence.
		There were in fact many broken monuments of Tutankhamen, as Egyptian gods were transformed anthropomorphically to resemble the pharaoh or “dear son”, but all of these had been later appropriated by King Haremheb, who had been one of the powers behind the throne when Tutankhamen ruled.
		Soon the curse and myth of Tutankhamen would be famous the world over and the stories became more fantastic as the expedition got closer to the sarcophagus itself.
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	Captain Kenneth Cummins - Telegraph
		But instead of waiting to be sent to the Western Front as a soldier he applied to join PandO as a naval cadet at 15.
		His interview, which included a dinner with liveried servants and silverware to test his table manners, was followed by two tough years at HMS Worcester.
		After Viceroy of India Cummins was sent to the commandeered French liner Ile de France, and oversaw its conversion to a troopship before making five voyages, with 10,000 troops a time, between Europe and America.
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	Tutankhamun - The Exodus Conspiracy
		He was to die when his cruiser, HMS Hampshire, struck a mine and sank in the North Sea, off the Orkney Isles, in June 1916.
		Yet according to Arthur C Mace, one of Carter's team on loan from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Carnarvon 'was one of the most superstitious men he had ever met'.
		Next, Velma saw what he took to be a tomb, presumably that of Tutankhamun, from which emerged flashes of light, evidence, it seemed, of supernatural influences at work.
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	Correspondence in Clay
		During Tutankhamen's reign the capital was moved back to Thebes, and the old polytheism was reinstated.
		It is widely believed that the young king Tutankhamen was manipulated by older, craftier advisors who saw a return to past ways as a means of restoring their own power.
		In the absence of a male heir to Tutankhamen's throne, Ay became the designated candidate?but the prerequisite of his ascent was marriage to Tutankhamen's young widow, who was at least 30 years his junior.
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	2006 August \| Futility Closet
		In August 1848, during a voyage to Saint Helena in the South Atlantic, the officers and crew of the HMS Daedalus observed a creature 60 feet long that held a peculiar maned head above the water.
		The English biologist Sir Richard Owen supposed it was an elephant seal; others have suggested a "super eel," a giant squid, and an upside-down canoe.
		An Austrian journalist who covered the body's removal died of a brain tumor, and the tourist who found it fell into a ravine on the mountain.
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	Rampant Scotland Newsletter - 29 June 2002
		The first two batches of the new class of submarines, armed with Tomahawk cruise missiles, will be based at the Clyde naval base, rather than at the English port of Plymouth.
		The first of the new subs, HMS Astute, is due to come into service in three years' time with others to follow.
		Iain Graham, the chief executive claims that Scottish Enterprise had given him assurances that adjoining land would be used as a light industrial and intellectual property business park, not as a heavy industry zone.
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	Allied Maritime Component Command Headquarters Northwood (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		On the second day of the visit, the SNFL Chief of Staff, Cdr Allen Stubblefield USN, briefed a group of Egyptian Officers regarding Operation Active Endeavour, which was followed by a tour of FGS Niedersachsen.
		While in port, many of the visiting NATO sailors were also able to enjoy the sights and cultural treasures of Alexandria and Cairo.
		The Pyramids at Giza and the Tutankhamen exhibit at Cairo’s Egyptian Museum were two popular destinations.
	www.manw.nato.int /manw/pages/update/envision_1_04/snfl_egypt.htm (0 words)

	Cronaca: December 15, 2002 - December 21, 2002 Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Lord Carnavon's demise at 57 by blood poisoning and pneumonia, apparently caused by a mosquito bite, caused fearful rumour to spread: that an early and unnatural death awaited the tomb raiders, every man and his dog.
		Only 25 of those 44 were present at one of the four times when they could have been exposed to the mummy's curse: when the tomb's inner sanctum was opened; when Tutankhamen's sarcophagus was opened; when the sarcophagus' three gold nested coffins were opened; and when Tutankhamen's mummy was examined.
		The sample size is necessarily small, but inasmuch as those exposed to any potential curse lived, on average, to the age of 70, it must have been a rather weak curse at best.
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	MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR2
		So at 16 I passed for 18 and became a member of HM forces and the rest, as they say, is history, but at 80 years of age I thank God I'm still around
		The HMS Utmost was an U-class British submarine, built in Barrow by Vickers Armstrong during 1939, and launched during 1940.
		On November 24, 1942, the HMS Utmost was patrolling the Southern Tyrrhenian Sea, when she was spotted and attacked by the Italian destroyer Groppo North to Marettimo Island (Northern Sicily).
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	World Archaeology News 14 March 2005
		Mr Connolly has re-analysed the original X-rays of the leg taken by Professor Ronald Harrison in 1968 and has found no evidence, such as the involvement of soft tissue, to suggest that the fracture in the femur bone became infected.
		These include Holland No.5, first British-built experimental submarine launched in 1902 and sunk in 1912, the Mary Rose, Henry VIII's famous flagship and HMS Colossus, one of Nelson's fleet wrecked in the Isles of Scilly carrying antiquities belonging to Lord Hamilton.
		Under the Act a licence is required to visit, survey, recover artefacts from, or excavate any of these sites.
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	Journalist on HMS Prince of Wales, writing about the Atlantic Charter
		In 1923, he was chosen to cover a unique event, the discovery of the Tutankhamen tomb at Luxor, Egypt.
		In 1926, Morton decided to tour the country and write about his journey, resulting in a bestseller (The idea was originally a Daily Express project).
		In 1941, he was chosen to cover another unique event (along with another writer Howard Spring), that of the meeting by Winston Churchill and President Roosevelt in Placentia Bay, Newfoundland, which took place aboard HMS Prince of Wales.
	www.forcez-survivors.org.uk /biographies/princecrew/mortonhv.html (0 words)

	Sunday 5th Jun
		By 1400 BC the Egyptian Empire stretched from Syria to Africa and the Ahmose dynasty ruled as Gods.
		The death of the boy-king Tutankhamen marked the end of the mighty family.
		It was the hero Slade's masterpiece of naval design, 'HMS Victory', which carried Lord Nelson to triumph over the fleet of Napoleon at Trafalgar.
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	HMS OCEAN news
		Made from wood (bamboo?) and canvas, the casualty is tied into them so that he can be manoeuvred along passageways and up ladders.
		Before I knew what was happening I was trussed up like Tutankhamen.
		I later learned that if a patient is conscious their arms can be left free - but no one had told the stretcher party.
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		In 1936 he moved to Barrow-in-Furness as an Admiralty Overseer at Vickers Shipbuilding.
		His stamp can still be found on some of the systems on HMS Alliance.
		During the Second World War shipbuilding was outstripping the capability of Chatham Dockyard to produce badges for the ships, this was further exacerbated when Churchill decreed that Submarines should have names and badges.
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	EGYPTDAILY LIFE
		There were also ruins and funerary boats model boats.
		In Tutankhamen`s tomb there were 35 ritual boats.
		The most famous ritual boats are two discovered in 1955 next to the great pyramid at Giza.
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	A Welsh View: On This Day
		1941: Unterseeboot 81 sinks British aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal.
		1922: In Egypt, British archaeologist Howard Carter and his men find the entrance to King Tutankhamen's tomb in the Valley of the Kings.
		1836: Naturalist Charles Darwin returns to Falmouth, England aboard the HMS Beagle after a 5-year journey collecting biological data he will later use to develop his theory of evolution.
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	This Week In History 12 February - 18 February 2005
		12 February 1924 — Howard Carter examines the remains of Tutankhamen when the lid of the sarcophagus is lifted for the first time in 3,300 years.
		16 February 1923 — The burial chamber of King Tutankhamen's recently unearthed tomb is unsealed in Egypt.
		17 February 1947 — The British Royal Family — King George VI, Queen Elizabeth and their daughters, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret — arrive on the HMS Vanguard in Table Bay.
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	WunderMoosen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		There have been speculations that the Hindenburg was sabotaged, but none of these claims have been sustained by evidence.Weather patterns in Lakehurst were stormy at the time, and there was no knowledge of modern day de-gaussing techniques.
		HMS Victory is still in commission to this day.
		Howard Carter, Egyptologist who found King Tutankhamen is born
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	Archaeology News - Archives
		Archaeologists have done exploratory work in the Power Ranch area since the 1930s, but recent dating has put the Germann site complex, as it's known, toward...
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	www.archaeologynews.org /archive.asp?XDate=7/24/2006 (0 words)

	6th Grade Weekly Update, April 7th, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Quiz on Wednesday on comparisons of Egyptian farmers and nobles.
		Worksheet on King Tutankhamen and the Rosetta Stone due on Friday.
		Students should be caught up and studying their study guides for the Egypt test coming soon.
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