- A
merchant ship,
merchant vessel,
trading vessel, or
merchantman is a
watercraft that
transports cargo or
carries p****engers for hire. This is in contrast...
- An
armed merchantman is a
merchant ship
equipped with guns,
usually for
defensive purposes,
either by
design or
after the fact. In the days of sail, piracy...
- The
Miles Merchantman was a scaled-up and four-engined
development of the
Miles Aerovan light freighter. It flew in 1947 but the
design was abandoned...
- into
freighters during the
early 1970s,
those from BEA
becoming the
Merchantman. As a freighter, the type
remained in
service for many years, the final...
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Midget submarine Submarine aircraft carrier Wet sub
Miscellaneous Armed merchantman ****nal ship
Barracks ship
Breastwork monitor Capital ship
Drone carrier...
-
merchantman) (Meijndert
Theunissen van Oosterwout)
Roode Haes (Red Hare) 28 (hired
merchantman) (Adriaan Rodenhaes) Ster (Star) 28 (hired
merchantman)...
- no real role. The Navy sold her in 1801. She then
returned to
being a
merchantman. She was
probably wrecked in
February 1807, but was
still listed until...
- HMhb:Brig Tons
burthen HMS: 1813⁄94 (bm) HMhb: 18392⁄94, or 195 (bm)
Merchantman:200 (bm)
Length 69 ft 4 in (21.1 m) (overall); 52 ft 0 in (15.8 m) (keel)...
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these efforts were repulsed. Eventually,
waves of fire
ships set the
merchantman on fire. The crew of the
General Sherman jumped off the ship and were...
-
Weymouth was a 44-gun
fifth rate of the
Royal Navy. She was
previously the
merchantman Wellesley,
built in
Calcutta in 1796. She
successfully defended herself...
