-
armoring portions of the vessel, were
referred to as
tinclad warships. The
Union Navy used
tinclad warships during the
American Civil War,
mostly converted...
-
unsuccessful against Union ironclads. The
Union Navy used timberclads,
tinclads, and
armored gunboats.
Shipyards in Cairo, Illinois, and St.
Louis built...
- on 21
December 1864, at Cincinnati, Ohio. The navy
converted her to a "
tinclad"
gunboat at
Mound City, Illinois, and
commissioned her
there on 10 April...
- was
purchased for
military service on
September 17 and
converted into a
tinclad warship.
Commissioned on
October 21, the
vessel served on the
Yazoo River...
- of 1866 and Rev. Thomas' Martyrdom." USS
General Sherman (1864–1865, "
Tinclad" # 60)
Ardent Patriot Kim Ung U
Hereditary Succession in
North Korea: Lessons...
- UH-60
Black Hawk, a US Army
utility helicopter USS
Black Hawk (1848), a
tinclad gunboat USS
Black Hawk (AD-9), a
Black Hawk-class
destroyer tender 1913...
- can
United States Navy
slang for a destroyer;
often shortened to can.
tinclad A
lightly armored steam-powered
river gunboat used by the
United States...
-
burned to the
ground by
Union forces in
retaliation for the
sinking of the
tinclad Union gunboat USS
Queen City by
forces under the
command of Confederate...
- The
first USS
Undine was a "
tinclad"
steamer in the
United States Navy in 1864,
during the
American Civil War. She was
captured on 30
October and put...
- was
converted into a
gunboat during the
first 4
months of 1865. The new
tinclad was ****igned to the 8th District,
Mississippi Squadron and
patrolled the...
