Description » Over 120 knots showing how they are tide (animated).

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Description » High quality ship model plans and model drawings

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Description » United States Military Hardware Index for current and past military equipment.

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Description » This is a great movie which takes place during the Napoleonic times. Captain Crawford of the H.M.S. Defiant strives to maintain order throughout the ship against the ceaseless brutality of the sadistic first mate Scott-Padget. Based on the novel "Mutiny" by Frank Tilsey.

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Description » This is a complete reproduction of Sir Anthony Deane's original manuscript containing original illustrations and accurately transcribed. Deane develops a 3rd rate ship step-by-step, line by line covering masting and rigging and practical aspects of ship construction. By Brian Lavery.

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Description » Fletcher-class engineering drawings from Bath Iron Works

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Description » Development of the western square-rigged sailing ship after the Middle Ages. From the Carrack to the Full-Rigger. The study covers the period of four hundred years, from the first two-masted Mediterranean square-riggers of the early 15th Century to the three-masted, full-rigged ships of the Napoleonic era.

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Description » This site is devoted entirely to modern naval vessels and some air craft. What is unique about the site is that all the ships are made from card stock or a similar material.

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Description » Producer of styrene in various shapes, sizes and thicknesses.

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Description » Custom made acrylic display cases with red or white oak for all wood trim and bases.

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Description » A concise guidebook containing clear, practical directions for building small boats such as rowboats, sailboats and outboards. Excellent explanation of offsets, boat building materials, fastenings and lofting. The book contains 16 small boat plans. Originally publish in 1934 and republished in 1992. Intended for the amateur boat builder the plans and directions could easily be adapted to model ship/boat builders. By Edwin Monk

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Description » This is a list of Naval terms and there origins.

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Description » The Old Salt Blog is a virtual port of call for all those who love the sea, whether from the deck of a ship or boat or from the pages of a novel.

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Description » Some absolutely beautiful marine artwork of early American and British naval vessels.

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Description » 17th century War ships from various countries.

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