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Category Archives: Admirals
Harbour View
The white ship to the left is an Oceanographic research survey vessel “Akademik Sergey Vavilov” named after a Russian/Soviet physicist, the ship has in more recent times been employed as a luxury cruiser to the Antarctic at USD $5000 a … Continue reading
Posted in Admirals, Cruise Ships, Europe, From the ship, Germans, History, Maritime, On the ship, Russia, naval heroes, photo, photos, sailing ships
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New carriers, old enemies.
Or you play with a toy one? According to leaks and reports here and there, the French and British Admiralties are in discussion about the possibility of sharing an aircraft carrier, more like the impossibility, French and British crew … Continue reading
Posted in Admirals, Americans, English, French, Grey Funnel, Warships, naval heroes, pinch of salt required
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Nelsons Arm
Nelson has a lane named after him in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, I suppose it could be a bit of Spanish irony giving the great man a lane when he lost his arm trying to take Santa Cruz in 1797. … Continue reading
Posted in Admirals, History, Rum, naval heroes
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Johan af Puke
Johan Puke 1751-1816 (surname pronounced Pooka not rhyming with Duke ) Swedish naval hero. I was put onto this character by a colleague and former Commander in the Swedish Navy,(thanks Gus!) A perhaps lesser known figure historically even in … Continue reading
Posted in Admirals, History, On the ship, Sweden, Swedish
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Michiel de Ruyter
The Netherlands is an interesting place and there is a lot more to it than Tulips from Amsterdam and Heineken beer. This year is the 400th anniversary of the birth of one of the great heroes of the Netherlands and … Continue reading