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How big was the Athenian navy?
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Was big black boykin in the navy?
Yes, Big Black Boykin, whose real name was Christopher Boykin, served in the U.S. Navy. Before gaining fame as a reality TV star on MTV's "Rob & Big," Boykin was a Navy veteran and served as a Navy SEAL.
Does the UK royal navy still exist?
Yes.
What are factors of a submarine?
I can't remember his name. but he is a American. Anyway, he made submarine at the revolutionary war (USA to UK) to win. At that time UK had a very strong NAVY, So it was very unfavorable to America that's why he made a submarine to break the UK's navy
Is the English Navy the same as the Royal Navy?
England is only one of 4 countries which make up the United Kingdom - the others being Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The Queen is the head of state for all these countries, and in general terms, the UK is governed as a single country. The armed forces are drawn from and protect the whole of the UK. The Royal Navy is the maritime branch of the UK armed forces. There has not been an English Navy for centuries --There has never actually been a English Navy, it has always been the Royal Navy. It was kind of 'nick-named' the English navy because the majority of sailors were English men.
Was England a small nation with a big navy?
Yes, but now it's a small country with a small navy.
When was Mr Big - UK band - created?
Mr Big - UK band - was created in 1972.
Can a us citizen join the Royal Navy?
No, only UK and Commonwealth citizens.
Do UK navy submarines have safety precautions?
Yes, they have lots of safety precautions.
What are the ratings and certificates for McHale's Navy - 1962 The Big Raffle 1-17?
McHale's Navy - 1962 The Big Raffle 1-17 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
What are the ratings and certificates for McHale's Navy - 1962 The Big Impersonation 2-21?
McHale's Navy - 1962 The Big Impersonation 2-21 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G
How big is UK in square kilometers?
The area of the UK is 244,820km2.
