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What is the name of the vessels the South built that marked the beginning of the modern armored self propelled warships?
Ironclads ;)
What led to the creation of the special warships by the Phoenicians?
Their merchant ships being attacked by pirates
How did Greece use their waterways to their advantage?
For irrigation, for trade vessels, for warships.
French warships chased English vessels from which body of water?
Chesapeake Bay
Are warships military ships?
Yes. Naval vessels, navy ships are military ships.
How many british ships were they in the spanish armada?
34 warships and 163 armed merchant vessels
What has the author Franco Bargoni written?
Franco Bargoni has written: 'Le corazzate monocalibre italiane' -- subject(s): Cruisers (Warships), History 'Corazzate italiane' -- subject(s): Armored vessels, Battleships, History, Italy, Italy. Marina, Pictorial works 'Le prime navi di linea della marina italiana (1861-1880)' -- subject(s): History, Italy, Italy. Marina, Warships
What are old warships called?
Old warships are often referred to as "vessels" or "ships of the line," particularly those used during the age of sail. Additionally, historical warships may be categorized as "museum ships" when preserved for public display. Some specific terms like "battleship," "cruiser," or "destroyer" can also refer to older naval vessels depending on their class and era.
What American ships were sunk in Korean war?
No warships were sunk; some support vessels were sunk by mines.
How many boats were in the English Fleet at the Spanish Armada?
34 Warships and 163 armed Merchant Vessels
What is an armada?
An armada is a fleet of warships, or a large army or fleet of military vessels, particularly in reference to the Spanish Armada.
What were the Merrimac and Monitor and how did they change warfare?
They are the first ironclad, steam powered, warships. They made wooden sailing vessels obsolete.
