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I might have been his captain on two different ships, but he was always my Navigator
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As they had been told early in the voyage, Byia and Eelon were not like normal captains, they let marVan the navigator bawl the orders and functioned more like business managers of the Vikenvor, so she had no real reason to be on deck other than socializing
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I’m the navigator Psatos
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She decided to seek out the navigator Psatos
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Shenandoah was on course ultimately for the Bering Strait because that was where the turncoat navigator and newly
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Much credit was given to the young navigator on board,
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I planned to fly the Avro and be lead navigator
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Those eyes were LP’s, her navigator, not the computer
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We should be able to jump in twenty minutes,” replied the navigator
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“Sir, without a navigator to calculate a jump it will take several days, if not a week
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Among the historically significant Coast Guard missions was the search for the courageous and accomplished civilian pilot Amelia Earhart and her navigator Fred Noonan
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Knut, that had adamantly insisted on the fact that ‘ every ocean vessel should have the most skilled navigator it could possibly
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Swann said, "A mad voyage into the unknown under a mad captain, guided by a mad navigator, with a half-mad crew
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“A navigator? That’s a good skill to have
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The work of a navigator requires a clear mind
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listened as his pilot and navigator filled him in on their situation
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He was so accurate with calculating time and distances that Captain Farid chose him as our navigator
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“How many!” The admiral glared at the navigator
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A few minutes later Grailem is stepping onto the bridge; it is deserted, except for one navigator and the pilot; both are robots
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Breaking orbit Grailem instructs his robot navigator to land him in the capital of the planet
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Grailem locates the science headquarters through the ship's computer network and instructs the navigator to land the starship at a nearby park
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Instructing the computer to give him a readout of all habitable planets within five parsecs of his position he stares impassively at the robot navigator
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The navigator in the form of the young male sits inactive at its post awaiting instructions
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Instructing the navigator to plot a course for the distant sun Grailem feeds all the known information into the computer as the flagship enters hyperspace
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Detecting no life or power output Grailem orders his navigator to another huge vessel of a similar size that orbits a large asteroid
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She’ll space you in a heart beat,” the navigator warned
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Rivera in the navigator seat who had his palms up and open on the arms of his seat
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He had always been my navigator
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Her navigator was trying to feed a small child who had both of her arms covered with bandages
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“Now we need you as a navigator, Leia
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On the way back, the navigator made a calculation error
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its flagship Navigator web browser in the hopes of enlisting
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The mist made it invisible from anything more than a ship's length away, meaning that only a skilled navigator could find it
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The radio operator claimed he had not been given the sub’s final position, knowing that the Navigator who had given him the coordinates had died, trying to avoid capture
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Scientists back at base would compare the results with what the human navigator had done
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The image appeared on the inner surface of a spherical room, from where the navigator controls the vessel
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Suspended in the center of the sphere, the navigator viewed the undersea world as though in a glass ball immersed in perfectly transparent water
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Julia Miller had recently graduated from a specialist course in electronic warfare but she was already an experienced aviatrix who had served as a navigator and bombardier with the 777th Bomber Squadron of the 99th Wing
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’’ Said rather uselessly the young navigator, attracting a sarcastic look from his pilot
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From there, she was able to take multiple pictures of the cargo master as the latter got to the aviators and took hold of one arm of the limping pilot, wrapping it over her shoulders and starting to run with the navigator, dragging the pilot towards the search and rescue aircraft
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Morse quickly turned on the car‘s navigator and pointed it north towards
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The navigator said the trip should take about seven hours if he drove the speed limit
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The navigator finally nodded her head slowly
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Yu then looked at his navigator and his helmsman
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Moments later, the position of another vessel, speeding through empty space, was displayed on the Navigator
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Then, his heart skipped a beat: the triple stars of the Alpha Centauri System were not visible anymore! His navigator nearly shouted out in dismay before he could say something
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‘’Commodore, this is the navigator
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He drove his four wheel drive Navigator to the Borgus Mountains
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All they needed was a pilot, a copilot, a navigator, a fourth dimensional navigator, an electro tech (in the event that any of the electronic equipment might be damaged or start to malfunction), three men to double as cook, mechanic, and medical officer, and then, during time of battle, to man the three photonic guns, and finally, one man was needed to fire the torpedoes or the sonic bombs
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Going first to the upper deck to stow away her weapons and field kit, Ingrid then went to the cockpit to speak briefly with the pilot and his navigator
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Paul started up the Navigator and reggae music came on the
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started up the Navigator
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Paul grimaced and veered the Navigator closer to the
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Fifty minutes later, with her ship now far enough from the orbital space terminal and from other ships, Tina told Dana Durning, her chief navigator and unofficial executive officer, to pivot the ship and line it up on the calculated heading for Eris
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the Navigator simultaneously and sauntered towards the
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the Navigator which was already started up and ready to go
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Harry was a unique navigator, he seemed to know and recognize the empty
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and readouts keeping in constant radio contact with the navigator and
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Nesarpa, navigator of the ocean of whispered lineages,
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navigator returned to Jamaica in June 1503
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On May 20, 1506, the greatest navigator of all seasons died at the age
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Remember last year, the beginning of summer party thing? She came an hour late 'cuz her navigator thing was taking her all the way to Jersey and she didn't even realize it
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A senior navigator had been ejected from his cabin to make room for Simla and though a bed had been
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“They’re coming,” the Navigator said excitedly, “Dear God, they’re coming
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When I had left the camp, the truck’s navigator had directed me northeast, across the hard-baked desert to a paved road, and fifteen miles later, I came upon the tiny town of Rock Point, Arizona
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Her relic of a vehicle didn’t have a navigator, so I lifted from her mind that civilization was to the south
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Route 40 seemed like a tremendously large highway on the navigator, yet it was only slightly wider than Route 191
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Still, I headed west toward Winslow, which the navigator insisted had some decent rail transportation
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It took no great skill as a navigator to follow the directions shown on the GPS screen, which told Levi whether the boat was pointing directly at the targets he programmed for its course or whether he had to turn a bit to the right or a bit to the left to stay on that course
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*At present the common doctrine seems to the coarser working people, when they think at all, too horrible to be true; just as a wicked navigator recently said to a city missionary, who was urging him to repent, as he sat in the mud over his midday dinner—'But do you really think, master, that God Almighty will put me in fire forever and ever, after putting me in this here muck all my lifetime?’ And not thinking this to be true, they lose the restraining influence of all the threatening in the Bible, and drink, and drink—to perdition
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Meanwhile, continuously swept along by the Nautilus, where we lived in near isolation, we raised the Tuamotu Islands on December 11, that old "dangerous group" associated with the French global navigator Commander Bougainville; it stretches from Ducie Island to Lazareff Island over an area of 500 leagues from the east–southeast to the west–northwest, between latitude 13° 30' and 23° 50' south, and between longitude 125° 30' and 151° 30' west
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erected under a tuft of mangrove, in memory of the famous navigator and his companions
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A part of the good abbe's words, however, were wholly incomprehensible to him; but, like the aurora which guides the navigator in northern latitudes, opened new vistas to the inquiring mind of the listener, and gave fantastic glimpses of new horizons, enabling him justly to estimate the delight an intellectual mind would have in following one so richly gifted as Faria along the heights of truth, where he was so much at home
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The impervious navigator
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Being the gunner, I had the elevated seat behind the driver and navigator, who sat side by side below me
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As it happened, though, it was my skills as a navigator that got me to Iraq ahead of everyone else
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After a week on the job, I had been promoted from navigator to a member of the assault team
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Being the gunner, I had the elevated seat behind the driver and navigator, who sat side by side below me
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After a week on the job, I had been promoted from navigator to a member of the assault team
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The navigator and nose gunner would be Robert Mitchell, a professor’s son from Illinois
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Pilot and navigator error, mechanical failure, and bad luck were killing trainees at a stunning rate
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The other crew took off, flew two miles, and crashed, killing the pilot and navigator
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Louie killed time by sleeping on Mitchell’s navigator table and taking flying lessons from Phil
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“Each time I made a sextant calibration,” wrote navigator John Weller, “I would open the escape hatch on the flight deck and stand on my navigation desk and the radio operator’s desk while [the radioman] held on to my legs so I would not be sucked out of the plane
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As the plane sank, Reading’s navigator, Everett Almond, pulled Reading out, inflated their Mae Wests, and lashed himself to Reading
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At about twenty past eleven, navigator Mitchell broke the silence: They’d be over the island in fifteen minutes
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But with the plane gyrating down nose first and the escape passage narrow, perhaps the navigator couldn’t pull himself out
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), and Jim Heath, PhD, professor emeritus, Portland State University, to find information on Everett Almond, the navigator who was killed by a shark while trying to save himself and his pilot
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Pilot and copilot, bombardier, and navigator are commissioned officers
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It happened that Bill the bombardier, Joe the pilot, Al the gunner, Harris the radio man, Abner the engineer, and Allan the navigator all finished their training at the same time
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Sitting in the glass nose of a bomber, the navigator guides the ship in its over-water patrol
