- A
bomb vessel,
bomb ship,
bomb ketch, or
simply bomb was a type of
wooden sailing naval ship. Its
primary armament was not
cannons (long guns or carronades)...
- The
Hecla class was a
class of
bomb vessels of the
Royal Navy of the
early 19th century. They were
designed for use as
bomb or
mortar ships and were very...
- She was
rebuilt as a
bomb vessel in 1812 and was
renamed HMS Meteor. She was sold in 1816. HMS Meteor (1823) was an 8-gun
bomb vessel launched in 1823. She...
- ship HMS Erebus. She was
originally a 10-gun
bomb vessel launched in 1813 and
converted to a
discovery vessel in 1836. She was
involved in the bombardment...
-
watercraft which have seen
naval use.
Barque Barquentine Bireme Boat
Bomb vessel Brig
Brigantine Caravel Clipper Cog
Corvette Cutter Dromon Flyboat Frigate...
- gun-brigs and cutters. In
technical terms, even the more
specialised bomb vessels and fire
ships were
classed by the
Royal Navy as sloops-of-war, and in...
-
Bomb vessels served in the
Royal Navy over a
period of
about 150 years. The
concept entered the Navy in the 1680s,
based on
French designs and usage, and...
-
twenty ships of the line, two fireships, two
bomb vessels, a storeship, one
hospital ship and two
bomb tenders. On 30 June he
arrived at Cádiz and sent...
- was
converted to a
bomb vessel in 1799, a
convict ship in 1818 and was
broken up in 1834. HMS Discovery (1800) was a
survey vessel in
service in 1800...
- launch. A
galiote a
bombes was a
French term for a
galiote armed with a
mortar and
functioning as a
bomb vessel, i.e., a
vessel armed to s**** coastal...
