How to pronounce “uss” in English

uss a squeaky voice or a booming voice, or whatever sort of reflects whatever the character's supposed to be.

the USS George Washington has set sail from Asia to relieve uh the Lincoln and

The USS ship actual, which means my boss, who originally had been under presidential tasking to support the elections, they had called and said, hey,

There food on the USS Lincoln?

aboard the USS Vancouver, an amphibious assault ship.

I am the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier of the US Navy with 100 planes aboard, with three destroyers, and four cruisers, and about 2,500 military personnel.

aboard the USS Constitution and it sailed from Hawaii to Monterey and on -- I believe

Did the USSR bug the system? Was this an act of war?

And the USSR and the west, led by the US, took somewhat different approaches.

by the USSR, former Soviet Union, and NASA.

So the USSR would eliminate just a few nuclear weapons, then the U.S. would eliminate just a few nuclear weapons.

She deployed in 2014 aboard the USS George H.W. Bush and saw combat action in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria,

society's fault it's USS and we turn our

This sent the US and the USSR into a furious arms race.

any move by any power read the USSR to move into the Persian Gulf as an attack on the United States itself. Right? were

to areas mostly neutral contiguous to the USSR and China.

So it was "Back in the USSR," OK?

allowed to follow apart like Yugoslavia or USSR do you think that's true with

We recovered it and returned it to the USS Vancouver, and then launched to await airborne for the next target.

I got ordered to be the captain of the USS Olympia 17 years after I graduated from the Naval Academy.

So that's what was going on the "USS Tennessee."

I was part of the Nimitz Striker on the USS Chosen.

And then they wonder why there's not a USS Missouri moment against the Taliban, against ISIS.

And if you could talk a little bit about how the USSR and some of the sort of adversaries of the United States reacted to this.

we were able to forge agreements with the USSR in large part because of mutual interest.

today that the people of the what used to be the USSR uh will come to realize that the

So, the USSR would eliminate just a few nuclear weapons, then the U.S. would eliminate just a few nuclear weapons.

with the US Navy at the moment and I want to talk particularly about the USS Abraham Lincoln because Donald Trump has

Another highlight of my time in HC-9 was an opportunity to land on the USS Belleau Wood, the helicopter carrier where my husband, Dwayne, was

And I'm not sure if you remember the story of the USS Roosevelt, this aircraft carrier where there was a COVID outbreak.

Captain Marquet is best known for his work that he did with the USS Santa Fe, where he took that nuclear powered submarine from worst

Yes. So the special period was when the USSR at the time pulled out, and Cuba was left with literally no international support.

So in my passport, I'm from USSR, but it's last year of USSR, actually.

Because that was the first American musical or American opera that came to USSR and all those countries.

The U.S. and the USSR figured out that if they could find a way to cooperate, they could both save an enormous amount of money and effort

ship, the aircraft carrier, the USS Abraham Lincoln, that's been deployed continuously at sea for more than 240

It's set to be relieved by the USS George Washington soon.

In a karmic bit of historical irony, the nuclear-powered carrier USS Carl Vincent, which bears the congressman's name, was

Anyway, there was another submarine, the USS Santa Fe.

But I made my way onto a ballistic missile submarine, the "USS Tennessee," which was a fascinating place to be.

On July 8, 1879, the USS Jeanette set sail from San Francisco.

Basically the USS Enterprise slammed into the spot very near where the guys surf today and it was

charlestown there's a lovely run right along the water in charlestown all the way past the uss constitution up to something called 16th street it's about

They think of Japan's surrender on the battleship, the USS Missouri.

But also at that time, you said that the USSR was having some success putting animals into orbit, which the US was not.

by the US. Other countries, the USSR formerly and the United Kingdom, have in the past had reactors that were designed both to produce civilian power

You remember the structure of global affairs from 1945 to 1991, at the moment when the USSR collapsed.

I said, first of all, in the USSR and China?

to the Soviets, even though the United States and the USSR were World War II allies at that time.