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The Naval Battle of Zonchio (Navarino), 1499
The battle shown here was fought in August 1499 off Zonchio, north of Navarino (Peloponnese). The combatants were a Turkish vessel commanded by Kemal Ali (shown standing on the deck of his ship), and two Venetian vessels commanded by Antonio Loredan and Albano d'Armer. The Turks were victorious; Loredan was killed when his ship was burnt, and Armer was taken as a prisoner to Istanbul, where he was sawn into pieces on the order of Bajazet II. This is possibly the first print of an actual naval battle.

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The Naval Battle of Zonchio (Navarino), 1499

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The sailing ship Andrew Jackson was built by the firm of Irons & Grinnell in Mystic, Connecticut in 1855.
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Dear Shield, etc., I could post suggestions of ships for a long time, if I had the ability!

But, I would suggest you look for yourself! It is much more satisfying than having someone else do it for you!

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Any beautiful battle ships from the ancient period, up to 1100 AD?Smile
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The picture is so beautiful,I like it.thank you.Tongue
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I'd think you'd have to name a specifc event or building. For instance -- last night, I was looking at pictures of the previous storm in Galveston -- the 1900 hurricane. It is really good but now I am having trouble connecting to it.
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NUSRAT (Turkish Mining Ship - I. World War)
It battled in Çanakkale (Dardanelles).Great Europen battleships sinked by the mines which are mined by Nusrat.
TENGRİ TEG TENGRİDE BOLMIŞ TÜRK BİLGE KAĞAN-
TURK WISE KHAN WHO BECAME IN SKY LIKE SKY-GOD
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tengir ordo(people of Tengri-God-)                 
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Sapna1: Please do not post advertising links, unless it is relevant (thus it goes in the 'advertising and legations' subforum). Many thanks, Knights.
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Hi !

 If you want to see  nice photos of

historical or modern ships

photos on canvas than you can

contect us on this link.
 
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My favourite vessel, training ship Georg Stage - not really a warship, but it's the smallest full-rigged ship, and also the prettiest, imho. It looks better in real life, though.
 


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            A couple of replicas of viking ships:

 
          
 
            From the wrath of the Northmen, O Lord deliver us.
 
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someone might have already done these, but...

..blast. It keeps saying the pictures URL has an "error loading, check the path name" or something. err..anyways...

1) Canoes. I love the sleek, streamlines style of them, and how much can be done with boats that are so simple, yet elegant.

2)LONGSHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPPPPPPPPSSS!!! Where else do you find ships with dragon carvings on the prow, shields on every side, and that were used to attack constantinople?
Who is the great dragon whom the spirit will no longer call lord and god? "Thou shalt" is the name of the great dragon. But the spirit of the lion says, "I will." - Nietzsche

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http://www.the-spine.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/03/battleship.jpg

LOL
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I especially love Viking ships
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Ottoman protected cruisser Hamidiye
And bulgarian torpedo boat DrzkiТорпедоносецът ''Дръзки''
 
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I like turkish ships...expecialy Yavuz Sultan Selim(even if it is from Germany:-)
I am going to visit my friend from Turkey next week - I am looking forvard to see Constantinopole once again:)Pity, that in Golden horn there are no greek warships today:(
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    turkish ships























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    Amazing fotos of french ships through centuries.

http://robert.lesquelen.free.fr/images/images/


here are some examples.

destroyer Bayonnaise





Cruiser Montcalm


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Oh well such is the faith of the rusty vessels
 Few Ironclads
                          USS Cairo
 
 
 
USS Cairo, city class Union gunboat
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                       And St. Louis
 
 
 
 
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Gulf of Mexico (May 17, 2006) - The ex-Oriskany, a decommissioned aircraft carrier, was sunk 24 miles off the coast of Pensacola, Fla., on May 17 to form an artificial reef. The 888-foot ship took about 37 minutes to sink below the surface. After 25 years of service to the Navy in operations in Korea, Vietnam and the Mediterranean, ex-Oriskany will now benefit marine life, sport fishing and recreation diving off the coast of the Florida panhandle. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer's Mate 2nd Class Jeffrey P. Kraus







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