- Fort
Darnet is a nineteenth-century
military installation on the
River Medway in Kent, England, that
formed part of the
defences of
Chatham Naval Dockyard...
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Darnets (French pronunciation: [daʁnɛ]) is a
commune in the Corrèze
department in
central France. The Luzège
forms the commune's
eastern border. Communes...
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formed part of the
defences of
Chatham Naval Dockyard. Hoo Fort, like Fort
Darnet 1 km (0.6 mi) downstream, was
built on the
recommendations of the 1859 Royal...
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cruiser and
first built in 2002. The
interior design was
created by
Franck Darnet. The
design was
built by
Beneteau in France,
starting in 2002, but it is...
- porcelain. In 1768, the
Bordeaux chemist,
Vilaris and his
friend Jean-Baptiste
Darnet discovered the
first deposit of
kaolin on
French soil at Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche...
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demolished should the
battery fall into
enemy hands. In two forts, Fort
Darnet and Fort Hoo, the
casemates formed a
complete circle;
other circular works...
- two
additional forts on
islands in the Medway,
namely Fort Hoo and Fort
Darnet.
During the
First World War the
Short Brothers'
aircraft manufacturing company...
- hull that was
designed by
Philippe Briand, deck and
interior by
Franck Darnet,
Flahault Design and the
Jeanneau Design Office. It was
designed as a cruiser...
- et
Darnet. Desirée
Maille (1890–1952), — Épouse de
Maurice Garin (1871–1957) Mme Vve
Marie Brot, (1863–1948)
Henri Darnet (1905–1970)
Denise Darnet (1904–1982)...
- Borstal,
Horsted and Darland.
These became known as the "Great Lines".
Forts Darnet and Hoo
built on
islands in the
River Medway. The
defences in 1770. The...
