#frigate

[ltwilliammowett]

The Frigate Shtandart by Nico photographie LR

[ts-the-blacksmith]

Lego MOC ship

French Frigate "Saint Germain" - PART 2

designed by TS Kang(@art_house_colts, instagram)

You may enjoy a video about this ship on my YouTube.

(BGM - Jean Marie Leclair, Violin Concerto)

[illustratus]

The Chase and Capture of the Pallas by John Bentham-Dinsale

[alphamecha-mkii]

Space Frigate by Ridwan Chandra

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An English frigate in choppy waters in the Tagus passing the Belem Tower (details), John Thomas Serres (1759-1825).

[enriquemzn262]

This was posted by the official Colombian Navy TikTok account.

[emaadsidiki]

French Frigate Boudeuse, Paris.

[lonestarbattleship]

"USS CONSTITUTION, under the command of Captain Isaac Hull, sailed from Boston on August 2, 1812 to off the coast of Halifax, Nova Scotia. On the afternoon of August 19, 1812 Hull and his crew sighted the British frigate HMS GUERRIERE, under the command of Captain James Richard Dacres.

As GUERRIERE closed to within a mile of the CONSTITUTION, the British hoisted their colors the two ships engaged in a fire fight. The CONSTITUTION’s thick hull, composed of white oak planking and live oak frames, proved resilient to enemy cannonballs. During the engagement, an American sailor was heard exclaiming, 'Huzza! Her sides are made of iron! See where the shot fell out!'. After intense combat, the severely damaged Guerriere was forced to surrender.

The next morning, Hull made the difficult decision to scuttle GUERRIERE. CONSTITUTION sailed for Boston and arrived on August 30. News of Constitution‘s victory quickly spread through town and throngs of cheering Bostonians greeted Hull and his crew. A militia company escorted Hull to a reception at the Exchange Coffee House and more dinners, presentations and awards followed in the ensuing weeks, months, and years. USS CONSTITUTION, for her impressive strength in battle, earned the nickname 'Old Ironsides.'"

Date: August 19, 1812

U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command: NH 64419-KN, 66-335-L, 66-335-M, 54-017-A, 66-193-A, 07-763-A, 60-362-C

[the-golden-vanity]

The Peruvian four-masted barque Unión, one of the largest sailing ships afloat, alongside the U.S. frigate Constellation, one of the oldest, on a rainy day in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Photo by @the-golden-vanity.

[rested-shaved-coffeed]

USS Chesapeake, 38, looking particularly handsome under a pyramid of canvas. Painting by F. Muller (early 20th century).

Launched in Portsmouth, Virginia, in 1799, she was one of the original six frigates of the United States Navy authorized in the Naval Act of 1794. She saw service in the Quasi-War with France and the First Barbary War before being involved in two famous run-ins with the Royal Navy. First, in 1807, HMS Leopard, 50, ran down, fired on, and boarded the Chesapeake to impress Royal Navy deserters, despite the US and Great Britain being at peace. Then, in 1813, now at war, the Chesapeake famously sailed out of Boston harbor to fight a single-ship action with the blockading HMS Shannon, 38, and was captured, breaking the Royal Navy’s streak of defeats in single-ship actions with the Americans. She then had a brief career as HMS Chesapeake before being decommissioned in 1819.

Also has a special place in my heart as a Marylander 🌊🦀🌊

[battlestarsgunstars]

Adamant frigate

[ltwilliammowett]

The Flying Dutchman ? - It is the Frigate Hermione

[ts-the-blacksmith]

Lego MOC ship

French Frigate "Saint Germain" - PART 1

designed by TS Kang

Instagram - @art_house_colts

You may enjoy the ship’s short video on my YouTube with a beautiful music of ‘violin concerto’ by Jean Marie Leclair.

[illustratus]

The Chase of the Brilliant, July 1798 by John Bentham-Dinsdale

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[clove-pinks]

Tile Panel: Men-of-War, Frigates, Flutes, and a Herring Buss.

c. 1640-1660, Dutch.