International waters. The portions of the seas that are outside of a particular countries boundary limits. Prior to the 1970's, the US Boundary was normally 3 miles out to sea (measured from the coast line); up to those 3 miles was US Territory; past those 3 miles was INTERNATIONAL WATERS. International Waters meant that it was "Free" for all people and belonged to no country. The 3 miles was originally used because that was maximum effective range of shore batteries (the range that a cannon could shoot) at the time the law was made. After the 1970's, the US passed a new law making the boundary limit exceeding the three miles.
freedom of the seas is a ship completeed in June 2006 in which belongs to the royal Caribbean company this is the first ship in the freedom class
freedom of the seas conjunction of fanboys
Freedom of the Seas - 1917 was released on: USA: 10 March 1917
Adventure of the Seas; Allure of the Seas; Brilliance of the Seas; Enchantment of the Seas; Explorer of the Seas; Freedom of the Seas; Grandeur of the Seas; Independence of the Seas; Jewel of the Seas; Legend of the Seas; Liberty of the Seas; Majesty of the Seas; Mariner of the Seas; Monarch of the Seas; Navigator of the Seas; Oasis of the Seas; Radiance of the Seas; Rhapsody of the Seas; Serenade of the Seas; Splendor of the Seas; Vision of the Seas; Voyager of the Seas; and Symphony of the Seas are the names of Royal Caribbean ships.
Yes, the Freedom of the Seas is owned by Royal Caribbean and is sailing primarily in the Caribbean (at least in 2011).
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Freedom of the Seas was built at the Kvaerner Masa Yards in Turku, Finland. Her Keel was laid down in November 2004 and she was launched in April 2006.
' Freedom of the seas'
American History Our Freedom of the Seas - 1941 was released on: USA: 1 November 1941 (premiere) USA: 5 November 1941
Great Cruises Freedom of the Seas with Samantha Brown - 2006 TV was released on: USA: 24 December 2006 (limited)
Freedom of the Seas
How about 160,000 tons !
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