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What was A merchant vessel outfitted to fight?

A merchant vessel outfitted to fight is commonly referred to as a "privateer." These ships were typically merchant ships that were armed and authorized by a government to engage in warfare, particularly against enemy vessels. Privateers operated during times of conflict, capturing enemy ships and cargo, and were often motivated by profit, as they could keep the spoils of their captures. This practice was a legal form of piracy sanctioned by letters of marque issued by governments.


What is another name for merchant war ships?

Another name for merchant warships is "auxiliary cruisers." These vessels, typically civilian merchant ships, are converted or outfitted to serve military purposes, often used for patrolling, transporting troops, or supporting naval operations during wartime.


How privateers help the American cause?

Privateers or Merchant Mariners help win the Revolutionary War. To add to this, they issued Letters of Marque to privately owned, armed merchant ships and Commissions for privateers, which were outfitted as warships to prey on enemy merchant ships


What is restraints imposed on merchant vessels?

Embargo / Embargoes


One or more large merchant vessels or ships?

arogsy


What term refers to restraints imposed on merchant vessels?

panet


One or more large merchant vessels?

That would be a fleet.


What is one or more large merchant vessels or ships called?

Argosy


Which term refers to a large group of merchant vessels sailing together?

Merchant vessels sailing together was known as a convoy, much used in World War II, with escorting warships, and aircraft when possible.


What has the author Orchard Cook written?

Orchard Cook has written: 'Mr. Cook's motion for arming merchant vessels' -- subject(s): Armed merchant ships, Merchant ships


What are the RMS title vessels?

I believe that RMS stands for Royal Merchant Ship.


What were the German submarine tactics?

To patrol (look for) merchant vessels in the sea lanes.