lost with all hands

Reported lost with all hands, one hundred and seven years ago.

She was lost with all hands on 29 April 1942.

My own past had gone down years before, lost with all hands, no trace.

She was the first British ship to be lost with all hands since 1951.

However, almost half the fleet were lost with all hands.

Both vessels were lost with all hands (at least 49 men and boys).

She never arrived and was presumed lost with all hands.

On 10 December 1917 she was lost with all hands after hitting a mine.

That's the trawler that was finally lost with all hands.

Both vessels were lost with all hands, leaving 16 dead, 8 from each vessel.

Your memories: "The submarine was lost with all hands on board"

The Foxtrot is believed to have been lost with all hands.

On 4 August, the submarine was declared lost with all hands.

The vessel was lost with all hands aboard some years prior.

I-19 was lost with all hands in this attack.

At that time, the ship was officially declared lost with all hands.

She had suffered no casualties to her crew until lost with all hands.

Leaming, which was lost with all hands during the recent storm.

The boat was lost with all hands including the British liaison officers.

Like many of those vessels, the Melbourne had been lost with all hands.

It was last seen on September 18, 1679 and was lost with all hands.

She was lost with all hands, including the Chōkai survivors.

Sydney was the largest Allied ship to be lost with all hands during the war.

The result is that your vessel is lost with all hands.

Triton was declared lost with all hands on 18 December.