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May 18, 2012
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By V. Putin - the President of Russia
That way the Navy started
Roots of Navigation in Russia
Naval vessels will be built!
Peter I was inclined to seafaring from the early age...
The sailing Navy epoch
Appearance of more powerful and properly armed ships
They conquered seas and oceans
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years ago: 308
Consecration of the fortress Kronshlot by Peter I.
1916
years ago: 96
Utland battle.
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Whale-boat
— a narrow long ship's boat with sharp bow and stern. The name descents from the original type of boat used by...
Water-line
— the line of contiguity of quiet water with the hull of a floating vessel.
Vessel
— the same as the ship, i. õ. floating construction for transportation of passengers and cargoes, fishery, extraction...
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Trim difference
— the difference of the draught between the bow and the stern; if the draught of the stern is more, they say...
Traverse
— direction perpendicular to a vessel's course.
Topmast
— extension of the upper end of a vessel's mast serving for fixation of radio antennas, signal yards, vessel's lights...
The Navy
— an operational unit of the Military Naval Fleet meant for military actions at the sea (ocean) theatre.
Tack
— a vessel's course relative to the wind; if the wind blows across the starboard, they say the vessel is going on the...
Stern-post
— squared beam making up the rear part of a vessel to which a rudder is hung.
Stern
— a rear part of a ship.
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Dates: 21 May
1789
years ago: 223
The capture of the 44-cannon Swedish frigate Venus by the...
1731
years ago: 281
Declaring of Ohotsk the military port, the foundation of...
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