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Nearchus or
Nearchos (Gr****: Νέαρχος; c. 360 – 300 BC) was one of the Gr**** officers, a navarch, in the army of
Alexander the Great. He is
known for his...
- ****enic Navy have
borne the name
Nearchos (Gr****: Νέαρχος)
after the
ancient Cretan admiral Nearchus: Gr**** destroyer
Nearchos (D65), a Fletcher-class destroyer...
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Decommissioned in 1992, the
destroyer was sold to
Greece and
renamed Nearchos. From 1992-2003,
Nearchos served in the ****enic Navy. In 2006, the ship was used as...
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renamed Z-3 in 1959. She was
transferred to
Greece in 1980 and
renamed Nearchos; she was
stricken in 1991. The
third USS Wadsworth (FFG-9) was the third...
- The EADS 3
Sigma Nearchos is a
medium distance reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)
introduced in 1996, one of
several UAVs
developed by the Gr****...
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Nearchos (Gr****: Νέαρχος) was an
Attic potter and vase
painter of the
black figure style,
active in
Athens c. 570 to 555 BC. In some
stylistic terms, particularly...
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September 2024
during the
event of
launching ceremony for the
frigate “
Nearchos”, the
Defense Minister announced that
Greece is
starting procedures to...
- Gr**** admirals:
Cimon (Gr****: Κίμων, romanized: Kimon),
Nearchus (Νέαρχος,
Nearchos) and
Phormio (Φορμίων, Formion).
These names had
previously been used for...
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inscription on the base name the
donor Nearchos and the
sculptor Antenor son of Eumares. It reads: English:
Nearchos dedicated this. [The potter] organised...
- were
transferred to the ****enic Navy; Kimon (D218) (formerly USS Semmes)
Nearchos (D219) (formerly USS Waddell) Formion (D220) (formerly USS
Joseph Strauss)...
