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Who was the leader of the French fleet that kept British ships out of the Chesapeake Bay?
Jean lafite
What were warships that were covered in iron called?
These ships were called ironclads.
How many ships were there in the First Fleet and what were they called?
3
What were the Confederate ships that broke through the Norths line of defense in the Civil War?
These ships were called blockade runners
What were ships called that were built by the confederacy to break the union blockade?
They are called Blockade Runners
What is the main vessel in a fleet called?
The flagship is typically the leader of a fleet or armada of ships in naval tradition.
What was formations of several ships intended to provide protection against submarine attack?
The formation of several ships intended to provide protection against submarine attack was called a wolf-pack.
What does mutinied mean?
It is typically used on ships to mean that a crew turns against their captain for whatever reason, but it is now more broadly used to mean any group turning against their leader.
What were the ships called in the potato famine?
the ships carrying emigrants were called "coffin" ships
Why were coofin ships called coffin ships?
Coffin ships were called coffin ships because lots of people died on them
why were the vikings' ships called called ships?
Because they were ships? Do you mean longships? They were long and thin.
What is a ships accountant called?
A ships accountant is called a "PURSER"
Was Cicones the leader on the ship?
The Cicones did not explicitly have any ships. No.
What is a ships crew called?
Ships crew
What are a lot of ships called?
a number of ships is called a fleet.
How did the rebels use trees that had once been intended for british ships?
The rebels used trees originally intended for British ships to construct their own vessels, thereby creating a sustainable supply of materials for their naval efforts. By repurposing these trees, they not only undermined British resources but also demonstrated their resourcefulness and commitment to their cause. This strategic use of local timber played a crucial role in enhancing the rebels' maritime capabilities during their struggle for independence.
How did ships sail against the wind in ancient times?
In ancient times, ships sailed against the wind by using a technique called tacking. This involved changing the angle of the sails to catch the wind from different directions, allowing the ship to move forward even when sailing into the wind.
