- Navy as HMS
Resolue, the
French from "Resolute". Both were
captured French ships: HMS
Resolue was the
French Iphigénie-class
frigate Résolue of 32 guns...
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increasing size and
weight of helicopters.
Jeanne d'Arc was
built as La
Résolue, as her predecessor, the
Jeanne d'Arc of 1930, was
still in service. She...
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service with the
French Navy. As of 2020, two of the ships,
Confiance and
Résolue, were
based in
French Guiana,
while the third, Combattante, has her home...
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Résolue was an Iphigénie-class 32-gun
frigate of the
French Navy. The
British captured her twice, once in
November 1791
during peacetime, and
again in...
- and
operating two Confiance-class
patrol vessels: La
Confiance and La
Résolue, as well as one Net
Retrieval Boat (ERF – La Caouanne). One EDA-S landing...
- HMS
Resolue was the
Spanish xebec O Hydra, that the
French captured in 1794 and
renamed Résolue in 1795. The
British captured her in 1795; she was last...
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naval vessels have
borne the name
Résolue, the
French for "Resolute", as have
several privateers.
French frigate
Résolue (1778) was an Iphigénie-class frigate...
- class)
Loire (Loire class)
Commandant Bouan (D'Estienne d'Orves class) La
Résolue (La
Confiance class) Illustration:
Patrouilleur Outre-mer - POM (Félix...
- of Immortalité and
Résolue near St. John's Point. Immortalité soon
spotted Melampus and made sail, but
Captain Bargeau of
Résolue had not seen the British...
- (1614). The
famous game of Chesse-play,
Truely discouered, and all
doubts resolued. London, UK: A.S. Gent.
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