trepang

Jack served his country as a submariner during WWII stationed in the Pacific on the USS Trepang. On March 2, 1944, he married Margaret "Noni" Hogan, the absolute love of his life, in Denver, CO.

There was contact between the Strait and Arnhem Land, first via a little Macassan traffic, and in the 20th century trepang and pearling luggers--which, unlike Arnhem Land canoes, have a rudder--were active in both Arnhem Land and TS.

US submarine took photos of strange sighting THE most compelling evidence came from US submarine USS Trepang, which was moving between Iceland and Jan Mayen Island in the Atlantic Ocean.

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2010 The history of Makassan trepang fishing and trade.

Andrish Saint-Clare and the Trepang Project: The "creative intermediary" in an indigenous-Asian theatrical production', Journal of Australian Studies 32-2:163-78.

Preservation of the bioactive saponins of Holothuria scabra through the processing of trepang. Cah.

USS Trepang (AGSS 412) was designated a Naval Reserve Training submarine.

Trepang or sea cucumber was harvested purely for export to China and were known as cohombro, culebra del mar, or balate.

As a gourmet food item in the orient they form the basis of a multimillion- dollar industry that processes the body wall for sale as beche-de-mer or trepang. Furthermore the sticky Cuvierian tubules are placed over bleeding wounds as a bandage.