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The number of strong men who boarded the British ships varies depending on the specific historical context being referred to, as there have been multiple instances involving British ships throughout history. For example, during the Age of Sail, crews typically ranged from a few dozen to several hundred men, depending on the size of the ship and its mission. If you are referring to a particular event, please provide more details for a more accurate response.
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Where were the US sailors captured in the war of 1812?
During the War of 1812, US sailors were captured primarily at sea by British naval forces. The British often boarded American merchant and naval ships, claiming sailors they accused of being British deserters or impressing them into service. Notable incidents included the capture of American ships like the USS Chesapeake, which was boarded by HMS Shannon in 1813, leading to many sailors being taken prisoner. Additionally, some sailors were captured during naval battles and skirmishes along the Great Lakes and coastal waters.
How many British prison ships were there?
109
How many british ships were they in the spanish armada?
34 warships and 163 armed merchant vessels
What were the strengths and weaknesses of the war of 1812?
The US Navy had better ships, but the British Navy had many more of them. The British had a larger and better army.
How many British Royal Navy ships have born the name Resolution?
No less than 12 ships have been named HMS Resolution in the Royal Navy. It has been a long tradition to name ships after famous previous ships. The final Resolution was a nuclear submarine.
Where were the US sailors captured in the war of 1812?
During the War of 1812, US sailors were captured primarily at sea by British naval forces. The British often boarded American merchant and naval ships, claiming sailors they accused of being British deserters or impressing them into service. Notable incidents included the capture of American ships like the USS Chesapeake, which was boarded by HMS Shannon in 1813, leading to many sailors being taken prisoner. Additionally, some sailors were captured during naval battles and skirmishes along the Great Lakes and coastal waters.
How many ships were in the british fleet attacking Sullivans island?
9 ships.
How many ships were in British fleet attacking Sullivan's Island?
9 ships.
How many British prison ships were there?
109
How many British ships served in world war 2?
Not counting the flotilla of the cockleshell heroes or the merchantmen, there were 885 ships of the British fleet. There were 278 losses.
When and where did D day begin?
D Day began in late May 1944 when the troops were all ready to board ships in Britain. Many troops boarded their ships two or three times only to have the event postponed due to bad weather.
Which was an advantage of the british during the revolutionary war?
The British were better trained in their army
How many ships did the East India Company have?
There was definitely a British, Dutch, and French.
How many ships British navy?
As of July 2014, the British Royal Navy has 95 ships. The Royal Navy also has 149 aircraft and 33 landing craft.
How many british soldiers were there in d day?
There were approximately 80,000 British soldiers on the beaches at D Day. There were many more in ships and aircraft assisting.
How many British ships were present at the Battle of Midway?
No ships of the Royal Navy took part in the Battle of Midway. It was fought entirely by the ships of the U. S. Pacific Fleet.
How many british ships were they in the spanish armada?
34 warships and 163 armed merchant vessels
