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Was James Forten on the ship called the royal Louis?
YES,of course. He sail on it.
What does Royal Merchant Ship mean?
British american postal service
What did john paul Jones do in the revolutionary war?
He and his ship capture the British vessel the Serapis.
What does the HRM stand for on a British Ship?
I believe it stands for His/Her Royal Magesty
What does the RMS mean in the name of the titanic?
"Royal Mail Ship" or "Royal Merchant Ship" referring to the British Crown's granting rights & authorities to shipping comanies/business to work as legal agents of the Crown. Think of them as being similar to the United States Postal Service. "Royal Mail Ship" or "Royal Merchant Ship" referring to the British Crown's granting rights & authorities to shipping comanies/business to work as legal agents of the Crown. Think of them as being similar to the United States Postal Service.
British passenger ship sunk by German submarine in1915?
RMS Lusitania (RMS stands for Royal Mail Ship).
RMS on the Titanic?
The designation of RMS stands for Royal Mail Ship.
What does rms queen Mary 2 stand for?
Royal Mail Ship. Basically is means that the ship is authorized to carry main for the British Royal Mail. These days it is just a 'title' the Queen Mary 2 does not carry mail as a cargo.
What dose HMS mean?
Her Majesty's Ship or His Majesty's Ship. It's a ship that belongs to a British Colony.
What does R.M.S mean for the titanic?
Royal Mail Ship ~ RMS stands for Royal Mail Steamer. However, RMS in formal terms of the time was to mean "Royal Merchant Ship" as teh ship was of British designation. The dual meaning was also applied; "Royal Mail Steamer", because the Titanic carried mail under the auspices of His Majesty's postal authorities and was driven by steam.
Was there a British ship called the swallow?
According to the internet, thirty-nine vessels of the British Royal Navy have borne the name Swallow. One specific ship was HMS Swallow, a 60-gun fourth rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy. It was common for a ship's name to be transferred and used again (several time) over the very long time the British Navy has been been in existence.
What is HMS stand for?
Her Majesty's Ship or His Majesty's Ship (depending on the monarch at the time)
