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What are the oldest portuguese constructions in Baucau east timor and who commissioned them?
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What is the oldest commissioned warship in the world?
Britain states that her wooden sailing ship HMS Victory is the oldest commissioned warship in the world.
Where is the oldest prison in New Zealand?
The oldest prison in New Zealand is the Napier prison which was commissioned in 1862.
What ship nicknammed Old Ironsides during the war of 1812 is the oldest vessel still commissioned in the US Navy?
The USS Constitution is the oldest comissioned ship in the US Navy. The USS Constitution is "Old Ironsides" and is the oldest ship still commissioned by the U.S. Navy.
What is the name of the oldest commissioned us naval vessel?
The USS Constitution, "Old Ironsides", completed in the 1790s, is still a commissioned warship of the US Navy.
What coordinates did the USS Constitution sink at?
The U.S.S. Constitution never sank!!! To this day it is a commissioned ship in the United States Navy and still operational and afloat. Although she is not the oldest commissioned naval vessel afloat (HMS Victory is about 30 years older), the USS Constitution holds the title of being the world's oldest commissioned naval veseel AFLOAT.
Which Pharaoh commisioned the building of the oldest surviving stone building on earth?
Great Pyramid of Giza which was commissioned by Khufu.
What is the oldest officer rank in the Marine Corps?
Since Captain Samuel Nicholas was the first commissioned officer from 5 November 1775 until other officers were commissioned the oldest rank would have to be the rank of Captain. He was advanced to the rank of Major on 25 June 1776 and remained in Philadelphia until the war ended.
What are the oldest commissioned us warships?
The USS Constitution was commissioned in 1797 and is still in active service and the HMS Victory was commissioned in 1778 by the Royal Navy and is in active service. These are kept active for sentimental reasons, but they are in active service in both Navies
What is the role of the oldest child in the Portuguese culture?
In Portugal the oldest child does not have any specific role. Not cultural not even a special legal status. Its is expected, though, that the oldest child, specially if a male, protect his younger siblings.
Who was the brother-in-law of Ferdinand Magellen?
Magellen's brother-in-law was Duarte Barbosa, a Portuguese writer and Portuguese India officer between 1500 and 1516-17. His "Book of Duarte Barbosa" is one of the oldest examples of the Portuguese travel literature.
Why can the USS consution be called the national ship?
USS Constitution. Aka "Old Ironsides." Simply because it's the oldest ship in the Navy still commissioned.
What year is the oldest known Japanese print from?
The oldest know Japanese woodblock prints dates back to the the eighth century. Empress Koken commissioned one million wooden pagodas containing small scrolls with printed Buddhist text in 764.
