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Seeadler (German for White-tailed eagle, resp. the
Genus Haliaeetus) may
refer to: DFS
Seeadler,
German flying boat
sailplane HMPNGS
Seeadler, patrol...
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Imperial German navy were
named Seeadler: SMS
Seeadler (1892), an
unprotected cruiser launched in 1892 and sunk in 1917 SMS
Seeadler (1915), an
auxiliary cruiser...
- The Type 141
Seeadler-class fast
attack craft differs from Type 140 Jaguar-class fast
attack craft only in the
installation of other,
later more powerful...
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Seeadler Harbor, also
known as Port
Seeadler, is
located on M**** Island,
Admiralty Islands,
Papua New
Guinea and pla**** an
important role in
World War...
- SMS
Seeadler (Ger: sea eagle) was a three-masted steel-hulled
sailing ship. She was one of the last
fighting sailing ships to be used in war when she served...
- Pirates), for his
exploits in
command of the
sailing commerce raider SMS
Seeadler (Sea Eagle)
during the
First World War.
After the war,
Luckner became a...
- SMS
Seeadler ("His Majesty's Ship Sea Eagle") was an
unprotected cruiser of the
Bussard class, the
third member of a
class of six
ships built by the German...
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Seeadler was the
second of six Type 23
torpedo boats built for the
German Navy (initially
called the
Reichsmarine and then
renamed as the Kriegsmarine...
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redevelopment in 1950 by the
Royal Australian Navy, it was
known as HMAS
Seeadler,
being renamed HMAS
Tarangau soon afterwards. The M****
Regional Processing...
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miles Kavieng and 244
miles to Wewak. The
other reason was M**** Island's
Seeadler Harbor,
which offered the
largest and most
protected Southwest Pacific...
