Three Men in a Boat (1097 bytes)
1: ...hames]] between [[Kingston upon Thames|Kingston]] and [[Oxford]].
2: ... along the route, but the humorous elements eventually took over.
3: ...Barclays Bank]]), but the dog was entirely fictional.
5: ... about a cycling tour in Europe, entitled ''Three Men on the Bummel''.
7: ==External links==

Men who have sex with men (1325 bytes)
1: ...le with varying levels of activity, frequency, or interest.
3: ...s and girlfriends are rarely aware of these other activities.
5: ...y men and other men who engage in same-sex sexual activity.
7: ...n addition to self-identified "gay" or "bisexual" men.
9: ...ometimes take jobs in the [[porn]] industry in [[gay porn]] movies.

PT boat (5610 bytes)
1: ...Image:PTBoats.jpeg|thumb|right|250px|PT boats in line]]
3: ...Navy]] in [[World War II]] to attack larger [[surface ship]]s.
5: ...Naval Division of [[Electric Boat]] Company at [[Bayonne, New Jersey]].
7: ...varied from 12 to 14. Its full-load displacement was 56 tons.
9: ...ese 23 mm guns. Some PTs later received [[rocket launcher]]s.

U-boat (4180 bytes)
1: ... locomotives#Universal Series (ca. late 1960s to late 1970s)|List of GE locomotives]]''
3: ...battlecruiser ''[[Scharnhorst]]'' is seen in the background''.]]
4: ...ng supplies from the [[United States]] and [[Canada]] to [[Europe]].
6: ==World War I==
8: ...ting the United States involved in the war on the Allied side.

Boat (1792 bytes)
1: ...are commonly carried by a ship or on land using trailers.
3: ...s, [[paddle]]s, a [[setting pole]], a [[sail]] or a [[motor]].
5: {| align=right
7: ...thumb|250px|right|Indonesian transport on Seram, Maluku]]
9: ...reece-boat.jpg|thumbnail|250px|right|Tourist Boat in Greece]]

E-boat (821 bytes)
1: ...can [[PT boat]] and the British [[motor torpedo boat|MTB]].
3: ... cylinder 2000hp MB501 [[diesel]] engines driving three [[propeller]]s.
5: {{Navy-stub}}
9: ...an E-Boats 1939-45" by Gordon Williamson and Ian Palmer, Osprey, 2002, ISBN 1841764450
10: ...by Jean Philippe Dallies-Labourdette,UK: Histoire and Collections, 2003, ISBN 2913903495

Berthon Boat (1491 bytes)
1: ...irst of those to be fitted was the ''Olympic'' by April 24.
3: ... the possibility that the canvas could be accidentally torn.
5: ...ted to be taken by the passengers on their own behalf.
7: ... collect and rescue all of the ‘Titanic’s’ 2,200 passengers.

Punt (boat) (5490 bytes)
1: ...600x800.jpg|thumb|right|Punts on the [[River Cam|Cam]]]]
3: .... See [[Optimist Dinghy]] for an example of a sailing punt.
5: ...erwell]] in Oxford, and the [[River Cam|Cam]] in Cambridge.
7: ...vers in Oxford (or the upper river in Cambridge) have to offer.
9: ...ch as the [[Everglades]], and are powered by airplane [[propeller]]s.

Love Boat (1032 bytes)
1: ''For the television show, see ''[[The Love Boat]]''.''
3: ...d Kingdom]] whence most of the participants originate.
5: ... Youth Corps]] of the [[Republic of China]] government.
7: ...eas Chinese, from which the program gets its nickname.
9: ==External links==

Alpena (boat) (1781 bytes)
1: ...epth of 12 feet. It was rated at 654 tons displacement.
3: ...od debris were found at [[Saugatuck, Michigan|Saugatuck]].
5: ...and [[ship lock|lock]]s of the [[St. Lawrence Seaway]].
8: ==External link==
9: ...ww.macatawa.org/~crich/alpena.htm 1880 Alpena sinking]

Type X U-boat (864 bytes)
1: ...erman language|German]] [[U-boat]]) used as Mine-layers
3: ...built and they paid a penalty in diving speed and agility.
5: ...h all hands) but two survived the [[World War II|war]].
7: [[Category:Submarine classes]]
8: [[Category:U-boats]]

Boat lift (638 bytes)
1: ... to the [[canal lock]] and the [[canal inclined plane]].
3: ...[Anderton Boat Lift]], or rotational, like the [[Falkirk Wheel]].
5: ... IV (1350 tonne) capacity, is at [[Strépy-Thieu]] in [[Belgium]].
8: ...[http://www.ping.be/~pin02722/Strepy.htm Detailed info on Strépy-Thieu lift, visited 2004-09-29]
11: {{water-stub}}

Go-fast boat (2227 bytes)
1: ...right|thumb|A "go-fast" is the preferred boat of many smugglers.]]
2: ...widely used for high performance craft of the characteristic design.
4: ...d by [[radar]] except in a flat calm or at close range.
6: ...thal]] weapons and [[M240]] [[General-purpose machine gun|GPMG]].
8: == External links ==

Type II U-boat (7244 bytes)
1: ...I U-boat''' was designed by [[Germany]] as a coastal
2: ...r the [[Finland|Finnish]] [[Vesikko|CV-707]]. It was
3: ...ew German naval officers for command. It appeared in four sub-types.
5: ... [[Unterseeboot 1|U-1]] was commissioned 11 days later.
7: ... range, and cramped living conditions, and could carry few [[torpedo]]es.

Torpedo boat (5111 bytes)
1: ...r large, slow and heavily armed ship by speed and agility.
3: ... richest nations could afford to continue in the race to build such ships.
5: ... was a small power source available to power such a ship.
7: ...vided a weapon that could cripple, and sink, any battleship.
9: ...at sinking even one battleship in return would be a victory.

Electric boat (11843 bytes)
1: ...electric boats themselves, rather than this corporation.''
3: ...opular, it is perfectly feasible to power boat engines by [[electricity]] too.
5: ... is right for electric boats to become popular again.
8: ...l cases, and similar to the options available for any [[electric vehicle]].
10: ===Charger===

Bathtub Boat (1110 bytes)
1: ...goes from downtown Nanaimo to Departure Bay in Nanaimo.
3: ...ow hold bathtub races, but the Nanaimo events continues to be the most widely known.
5: ...oat heads to the milling area for the 2004 Great Race]]
6: ===Boat design===
7: ...The Loyal Nanaimo Bathtub Society] for more information.

AD Flying Boat (1999 bytes)
1: ...came into sight, and the type saw little operational use.
3: ...ld be folded forwards to facilitate shipboard stowage.
5: ... twenty-seven production machines out of an original order for eighty-five.
7: ...cture for the civil market as the [[Supermarine Channel]].
11: ==Specifications (AD Flying Boat)==

Dugout (boat) (899 bytes)
1: ...le) + ''xylon'' (tree) -- and is mostly used in classic Greek texts.
3: ...ut boat finds in Germany date back to the [[Stone Age]].
4: ...which tend to preserve better than, e.g., bark [[canoe]]s.
6: == External links ==
8: ...soton.ac.uk/HistShip/shlect11.htm Fundamental origins of ship types]

Show Boat (3344 bytes)
1: ...inside another movie) and [[1951]]. (See [[Show Boat (movie)]].)
7: ... advice from Joe, one of the workers aboard the boat.
9: ...Gay fill in. He later confesses his love for her and proposes.
11: ...ation and abandons her position so that Magnolia can fill it.
13: ...ntant Gay waits to be reunited with his wife and daughter.

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