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1naval ship — Introduction the chief instrument by which a nation extends its military power onto the seas. Warships protect the movement over water of military forces to coastal areas where they may be landed and used against enemy forces; warships… …
2United States Sixth Fleet — Sixth Fleet US Sixth Fleet Logo Active 1946–Present Country …
3United States Second Fleet — Second Fleet Active February 1950–30 September 2011 Country United States of Americ …
4Type D escort ship — No.2 on 26 February 1944 at Tokyo Bay Class overview Name: No.2 class escort ship …
5Chinese turret ship Dingyuan — For other uses, see Dingyuan (disambiguation). The Dingyuan/Ting Yuen photographed in 1884, waiting for delivery in Germany. Career (China) …
6United States Fleet Forces Command — USFLTFOROM United States Fleet Forces Command Logo of the Commander, USFLTFORCOM Active 1906–present …
7Turtle ship — Infobox Korean name tablewidth=315 hangul=거북선 hanja=龜背船 rr=Geobukseon mr=KŏbuksŏnThe Turtle ship was a Korean warship of radical and innovative design, and was used from the early 15th century to the 19th century, during the Joseon Dynasty.The… …
8Duncan class ship of the line (1859) — Class overview Name: Duncan class Operators: Royal Navy Preceded by: Conqueror class Succeeded by …
9Scarborough (ship) — Scarborough was a transport ship of 418 tons, built at Scarborough in 1782 which formed part of the First Fleet which commenced European settlement of Australia in 1788. Her master was John Marshall, and the surgeon was Dennis Considen. She left… …
10Neptune (ship) — Neptune Neptune was one of the notorious Second Fleet ships to Port Jackson. Built in the River Thames in 1779, at 809 tons she was the largest ship of the fleet. In company with Surprize and Scarborough she sailed from England with 421 male and… …
