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LAUNCH HDML.1001 her Royal Navy and subsequent career
from information supplied by Tony
Beasley, Lieutenant, RNVR (Rtd)
- by the Admiralty's attention. The Royal Navy,
which despised boats for long time, was caught by surprise by the outbreak of
the war with
Germany.
It turned that the organized defence of the estuaries, harbours,
- boats, submarine chasers, auxiliary trawlers, navigation
vessels, and landing crafts, During the war the
English built over 1700 boats of various types. The lion share belonged to the
Fairmile B - 650 boats. Next to them were
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW2Ships-HDML1001.htm - 58.9 kb
The search string was found only in Page title or Url.
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW2aBritishLosses02CV.htm - 114.9 kb
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CASUALTIES of the UNITED STATES NAVY
and COAST GUARD
mainly from the original US Government Printing
Office publications
by Name - BABB to
BYXBEE
- Naval Reserve Corps
3. Ranks of US NAVY
Commissioned Officers and Enlisted Men
- San Diego, Calif,
May 8, 19 18), NAVY Yard, Mare Island, Calif,
influenza,
October 9, 19 18
BAGGETT,
SAM , Fireman, 3rd class, (mother, Mary
Baggett, La
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW1NavyUS-CasualtiesAlphaB.htm - 668.2 kb
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CASUALTIES of the UNITED STATES NAVY and COAST GUARD
mainly from the original US Government Printing
Office publications
by Date -
September
- Naval Reserve Corps
3. Ranks of US NAVY
Commissioned Officers and Enlisted Men
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW1NavyUS-CasualtiesChrono1917-09Sept.htm - 93.5 kb
- June 1942 -
1944, Royal Australian Navy only
GUADALCANAL 1942-43 - southern Solomons Islands, Aug
1942 - Feb 1943, Royal Australian Navy only
SAVO ISLAND 1942 - off Guadalcanal, southern
- 2
ROYAL
Navy BATTLE HONOURS 1939-45
including
Battle
& Campaign Honours, Single-Ship
Actions,
- - Jan 1942 - Aug 1945, Royal
Australian Navy only
SUNDA STRAIT 1942 - between Sumatra and Java, Feb
28th - March 1st 1942, HMAS Perth only
SIRTE 1942 - N of central Libya, March 22nd
1942
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of Signals George Smith, D.S.M., Royal Navy
1904-28
COMMISSION OF HMS DURBAN,
CHINA STATION, 1926-28
by
his grandson, Gordon
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11 February - "Merchant Navy Signalling Practice" - DURBAN
noted for her efficiency on the China Station
18 February -
left Hong Kong with CARADOC for Wusung
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW1z08China-Durban.htm - 79.1 kb
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US Navy and Coast Guard Casualties
Medal of Honor, US Navy and
Marine Corps 1915-1918
Ranks of US Navy
- War in Outline
US Navy Ship Names
Warship
numbers and losses, 1914-18
Losses by year
Key to main characteristics including US Torpedo
and Gun Calibres
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW1NavyUS.htm - 54.8 kb
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of Signals George Smith, D.S.M., Royal Navy
1904-28
NORTH
RUSSIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCE 1919 -
Diary, Photographs, Mementoes
- North Russia, and the Royal Navy's Role
Item
8
- Photographs of Royal Navy Ships Serving
with the North Russian Expeditionary
Force
Item 11
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW1z05NorthRussia.htm - 136.1 kb
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of Signals George Smith, D.S.M., Royal Navy
1904-28
COMMISSION OF HMS CURLEW,
AMERICA & WEST INDIES STATION, 1922-25
by
his
- in his collection - see
U.S. Navy's
Disaster at Point Honda )
11 September - left San Francisco
3 October - left Balboa,
Panama
11 October
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(17 February - SS
Canadian Navigator destroyed by fire at Barbados)
21 February - 8th CS due to leave
Barbados. CURLEW to Dominica instead of Nevis
21 February
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW1z08America-Curlew.htm - 120.2 kb
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- the main concern of the Turkish Navy was maintaining
a balance of power with the Greeks with whom
relations were very tense. Both countries were
attempting to enlarge their navies and Turkish
- were
attempting to enlarge their navies and Turkish orders
included two British dreadnoughts, two scout cruisers
and four destroyers, none of which were delivered. In
fact the non-delivery of
[46.7 %] | http://www.naval-history.net/WW1NavyTurkish.htm - 45.7 kb
