- The
Brazilian ironclad Silvado was
originally ordered by
Paraguay in 1864 with the name Nemesis, but was sold to
Brazil when
Paraguay could not make the...
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continued until dawn when the
warships Brasil, Herval,
Mariz e
Barros and
Silvado approached and shot the Paraguayans, who gave up the attack,
losing 400...
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warship Brazil 1866–1905 1,700 ton Parti****tion in
Paraguayan War.
Ironclad Silvado Ironclad warship Brazil 1866–1880 1,335 ton Parti****tion in Paraguayan...
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Suemi Kamoi;
Silvado,
Carlos Eduardo S.; Werneck,
Lineu Cesar; Lorenzoni,
Paulo José; Scola,
Rosana Herminia; Kay, Cláudia
Suemi Kamoi;
Silvado,
Carlos Eduardo...
- of the
Imperial Brazilian Navy -
consisting of the
ironclads Bahia and
Silvado, and the
monitor Alagoas -
against a
Paraguayan fortified position located...
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Barroso Brasil Lima
Barros Rio de
Janeiro Bahia Silvado Mariz e
Barros class (1866)
Mariz e
Barros Herval Cabral class (1866) Cabral...
- were on canoes.
Cabral was
about to be
taken by the Paraguayans, when
Silvado and
Herval approached and
repelled them. In July,
Cabral parti****ted in...
- (1865) –
Intended as
Paraguayan Minerva,
renamed 1865,
broken up 1895
Silvado (1866) –
Intended as
Paraguayan Nemesis,
renamed 1865,
discarded c. 1885...
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without support,
resorting to the
support of his
friends Pedro,
Brasil Silvado, or himself, Raul. Gama had diabetes. On the
morning of
August 24, 1882...
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Nichteroy Torpedoboat Pedro Ivo
Torpedoboat Pedro Affonso Torpedoboat Silvado Torpedoboat Bento Gonçalves -
Seriously damaged in
combat against the rebel...
