The Dreadnought Centennial Stephen McLaughlin This year marks the centenary of the launch of HMS Dreadnought, brainchild of Admiral Sir John Fisher and the ship whose name soon became

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• Dreadnought
• Battlecruiser
• Warship
• Pre-dreadnought battleship
• Lord Nelson class battleship
• Watercraft
• Battleships
• HMS Dreadnought

The Mary Rose King Henry VIII’s Great Warship THE BEGINNING In 1509 King Henry VIII ordered new purpose-built warships for his navy. One of the first of these warships was the Mary Rose. She was built in the Royal Dock

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• Archaeology of shipwrecks
• Maritime archaeology
• Mary Rose
• Ships preserved in museums
• Underwater archaeology
• HMNB Portsmouth
• Portsmouth
• Southsea Castle
• Solent
• Hampshire
• Counties of England
• South East England

1 NOUMEA TO NEWCASTLE : THE STORY OF AN ESCAPE My voyage1 to the Antipodes naturally comprises both the journey out and the journey back. About the outward trip I shall remain silent, the lowest deck2 of a warship not af

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• Harrisons
• Credit Island

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• Society of Knights of the Round Table
• Parliamentary procedure
• Quorum
• Heights Community Council

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• Avoca
• Water
• Transport
• Ship disposal
• Maritime history
• Scuttling

Why The Vasa Sank: 10 Lessons Learned Introduction Around 4:00 PM on August 10th, 1628 the warship Vasa set sail in Stockholm harbor on its maiden voyage as the newest ship in the Royal Swedish Navy. After sailing about

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• Military history of Sweden
• Maritime history
• Maritime archaeology
• Ships preserved in museums
• Vasa
• House of Vasa
• Henrik Hybertsson
• Gustav I of Sweden
• Deck
• Watercraft
• Sweden
• Archaeology of shipwrecks

Arms Race prior to 1914, Armament Policy By Eric Brose New weapons produced during the Industrial Revolution in the late 1800s heightened existing tensions among European nations as countries strove to outpace their enem

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• Dreadnought
• Pre-dreadnought battleship
• World War I
• Battlecruiser
• High Seas Fleet
• Heavy cruiser
• Ironclad warship
• Russo-Japanese War
• Imperial German Navy
• Watercraft
• Battleships
• Edwardian era

Activity One: Join the dots to uncover the mystery object found on board the Mary Rose. Activity Two: The Mary Rose was Henry VIII’s favourite warship.

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1 The Ironclad ‘Cerberus’ Denis Cahill Maritime Archaeology Association of Victoria The following is a reproduction, in part, of a report compiled by Maritime Archaeological

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• Coastal defence ship
• Turret ship
• HMVS Cerberus
• Archaeology of shipwrecks
• Cerberus class monitor
• Watercraft
• Monitor
• Ironclad warship

THE JAMAICA GOVERNMENT[removed]adopted, for which no precedent is to be found in the history 01 Jamaica-the act was proclaimed, and stuck up on the doors of the

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• Ship of the line
• USS Constitution
• Battle of Navarino
• Ironclad warship
• Watercraft
• Frigate
• Rating system of the Royal Navy