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  1.    TRJ reacted to a post in a topic: Young America 1853 by EdT - FINISHED - extreme clipper
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    Well done! HMS Godetia was by the way almost exclusevly manned by Belgians in RN service. The Belgian Navy therefore has a vessel by the same name, a logistic support vessel . BNS Godetia, NATO number A960. Over to you! Tjeerd
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    Perhaps a hint would work. It was the 2nd ship of the same of the name during WW2. Cheers Tjeerd
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    Aha, you have the class right, its a Flower Class The nasty part is which one? Regards Tjeerd
  9. TRJ
    Enjoy the holidays Eamonn
  10. TRJ
    For all of you who have been waiting, this one is easy - up to a point - There are two more ships with the same name in the last century.
  11. TRJ
    Dear name the ship gamers, sorry about the delay, I was without internet over the weekend. Bear with me, Regards, TJ
  12. TRJ
    Aircraft carrier Akagi http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_aircraft_carrier_Akagi
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    An afterthought... Unless you wanted to point at a ship called Washington Cheers, TJ
  14. TRJ
    Now you have me totally flummoxed. (1) The flag you show was the continental navy flag from 1775 (2) Commercial vessels with a nelson pattern were obviously post 1805 - most famously the blackwall frigates of 1840-1850, although this one looks more like very early 19th century. Perhaps your ship has the same name as a ship from the original Continental Navy? Cheers, TJ
  15. TRJ
    You have it! Congratulations Your turn...
  16. TRJ
    Apologies about the wait. My expectation is that it will be easy! Enjoy TJ
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    One last try, HMS Active, reputedly the last RN square rigged ship to leave Plymouth under sail, and sister ship.to HMS Volage?
  18. TRJ
    Hi, It looks like a steam frigate of the Diadem class, HMS Diadem 1856 or its sister HMS Doris? 1857. I cannot guess the unique achievent, but it did have breech loading guns. I am clueless whether these were a novelty back then. Tjeerd
  19.    TRJ reacted to a post in a topic: Hr. Ms. O 19 1938 by Piet - FINISHED - scale 1:50 - submarine of the Royal Navy Netherlands in service 1939 - 1945
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    I have seen this picture before. Don't have the time to follow it though. I think it may be one of those old trustworthy ships linking remote places, somehwere Nordic I presume. Perhaps between Finland and Sweden.... Or possibly Canada/Alaska. Good luck all, Tjeerd
  21. TRJ
    You have it Danny

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