- shipyards,
which are
sometimes more
involved with
original construction,
dockyards are
sometimes more
linked with
maintenance and
basing activities. The...
- ISBNÂ 978-0091709105. "20th-Century
Naval Dockyards...Characterisation Report, Part 1".
Historic England.
Naval Dockyards Society. 11
December 2015. Retrieved...
- from 1832 when the
Admiralty took
charge of the
Royal Dockyards.
Prior to this
larger dockyards were
overseen by a
commissioner who
represented the Navy...
-
Royal Navy
Dockyards (more
usually termed Royal Dockyards) were state-owned
harbour facilities where ships of the
Royal Navy were built, based, repaired...
- the Mediterranean, the
foundation of the
Brest dockyards as well as the
extension of the
Toulon dockyards built under King
Henri IV. The
policy was continued...
- (2013). 20th
Century Naval Dockyards:
Devonport and
Portsmouth Characterisation Report - Part 2. Portsmouth, Hants.:
Naval Dockyards Society.
Retrieved 15...
-
Deptford and
Erith dockyards as well as
Comptroller of the Navy. The
Master Shipwright became then the key
official at the
royal navy
dockyards until the introduction...
- Nelson's
Dockyard is a
cultural heritage site and
marina in
English Harbour,
located in
Saint Paul
Parish on the
Caribbean island of Antigua, in Antigua...
-
administration of
dockyards, the
building of ships, the
maintenance and
repair of
ships at
dockyards and factories, and the
supervision of all
civil dockyard personnel...
-
Arson in
royal dockyards and
armories was a
criminal offence in the
United Kingdom and the
British Empire. It was
among the last
offences that were punishable...
