- Navy have
borne the name
Nafkratousa (Gr****: Ναυκρατούσα, "She who
rules the sea with her ships"): Gr**** destroyer
Nafkratousa a Thyella-class destroyer...
- the ****enic Navy as
Nafkratousa (L153),
replacing another Casa
Grande ship—the
former HMS Eastway—which had
operated as
Nafkratousa (L153) from 1953 until...
-
Nafkratousa (Gr****: Ναυκρατούσα) was a Thyella-class
destroyer built for the
Royal ****enic Navy
during the
first decade of the 20th century. The ship...
-
Navarchos Miaoulis Niki
Spetsai Velos Lonchi Nafkratousa Sfendoni Thyella Aetos Ierax ...
- ****enic Navy in the
Balkan Wars as a sub-lieutenant in the
destroyer Nafkratousa.
During the Asia
Minor Campaign, he
commanded the
destroyers Thyella...
- (P6053) Niki (P62) (1991–2009), ex-Thetis, (P6052)
Nafkratousa (1953) (1953–1971), ex-HMS
Eastway Nafkratousa (1971) (1971–2000), ex-USS Fort Mandan (LSD-21)...
- HMS Gala 1905 HMS Garry 1905 Thyella-class
destroyers (Royal ****enic Navy)
Nafkratousa 1906
Thyella 1907
Lonchi 1907
Sfendoni 1907 Pará-class
destroyers Black...
-
instructor at the Navy
Academy (1908–09), and as
captain of the
destroyer Nafkratousa (1906), the
ironclad Psara (1910–11), the
troop carrier Sfaktiria (1911...
- its move to the Clyde. The
class consisted of four destroyers: Lonchi,
Nafkratousa,
Sfendoni and Thyella. "RHS
Thyella of the
Royal ****enic Navy". U boat...
-
Cubitt Town,
London in 1905,
along with
three sister ships, Thyella,
Nafkratousa, and Sfendoni.
Lonchi was
launched on 10 July 1907. The ship was 220...
