Martin Frobisher sailed primarily in "barques". These were 20-25 tonne vessels with a rounded hull shape. They were reasonable for his purposes and easy to staff with less than 20 crew. The Gabriel and Michael were of this type. The Pinnace, to which the earlier responder likely referred, is a small narrow vessel designed for navigating tight passages with a crew of five or fewer. It is very like a rowboat in many regards but has a single mast which may be erected or lowered as needed.
In his second voyage the Aid was added to the growing adventure fleet. The Aid was one of the queens ships of the line and as such was much larger and had a much sleeker design.
In his third voyage he commanded a fleet of independent vessels of various designs, though again his personal command was over the Aid.
The cast of Ship Mates - 1929 includes: Stanley Blystone Lupino Lane Wallace Lupino Francis Martin Charlotte Merriam Tom Whiteley
noble, gentle, and of a person of an excellent disposition
The cast of The Ship of Doom - 1917 includes: Monte Blue as Martin Shaw Aaron Edwards as Mate Claire McDowell as Clara Gove Arthur Millett as Jeff Whittlesey
In Star Trek, the ship the Scimitar was a large and heavily armed warship. It was part of a secret plot to overthrow the Romulan Senate. It was fitted with a cloaking device. The ship could fire all weapons while cloaked.
The stern is the rear or aft part of a ship or boat.
he sailed a boat
he commanded many ships but sailed on gabriel as far as i know
a caravel
his ships name was bob laugh out loud bye ... well sorry for this immature person answering this question... I believe that Martin Frobisher had sailed with multiple ships. Some are known while others are not. Here are some: Micheal, Aid & Gabriel. There are definetly more, however the names of each ship is still unknown.
Frobisher Bay was the former name of Iqaluit, capital of Canada's Nunavut Territory. Iqaluit is located on Baffin Island, in Canada's Arctic. At at 63° 45' N., 68° 31' W., it sits at the head of a long indentation on the southeast coast of Baffin Island which has maintained the name, Frobisher Bay. Frobisher Bay was named after the British explorer Sir Martin Frobisher. The crew of his ship, Gabriel, were the first Europeans to visit Frobisher Bay in 1576, as they explored the Northwest Passage to Asia.
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If you are going to be going out on an ocean voyage it is better to have a bigger ship if you are going to be on the ocean for a long time but a small one is fine
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No one. He supplied his own ship and supplies.
No one. He supplied his own ship and supplies.
They went to their location by ship,English,and had trouble on their voyages