- an
enemy ship
during a
naval engagement. In
heraldry a
naval crown is
mounted atop the
shields of
coats of arms of the
naval vessels and
other units...
- The
United States Naval Academy (USNA, Navy, or Annapolis) is a
federal service academy in Annapolis, Maryland. It was
established on 10
October 1845...
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Royal Naval Reserve,
United Kingdom Naval Service Reserve,
Ireland Canadian Forces Naval Reserve United States Navy
Reserve Royal Australian Naval Reserve...
- A
naval base, navy base, or
military port is a
military base,
where warships and
naval ships are
docked when they have no
mission at sea or need to restock...
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Naval warfare is
combat in and on the sea, the ocean, or any
other battlespace involving a
major body of
water such as a
large lake or wide river. The...
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Naval Hormusji Tata (30
August 1904 – 5 May 1989) was an
Indian industrialist and
philanthropist who was a
noted alumnus of the Tata Group. He was the...
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Naval Personnel, the
Office of
Naval Research, the
Office of
Naval Intelligence, the
United States Naval Academy, the
Naval Safety Command, the
Naval...
-
Naval Intelligence Division or
Department of
Naval Intelligence may
refer to:
Naval Intelligence Division (United Kingdom), 1912–1964
Naval Intelligence...
- A Navy Directory,
formerly the Navy List or
Naval Register is an
official list of
naval officers,
their ranks and seniority, the
ships which they command...
- A
naval mine is a self-contained
explosive device placed in
water to
damage or
destroy surface ships or submarines.
Similar to anti-personnel and other...
