Articles related to "Fleet"
Voyage of the First Fleet
Banished from their homeland in 1787, more than 750 of Britain's convicts were launched on a perilous sea voyage to the other side of the world.
• first fleet
• convicts
• transportation
• fleet
• australia
Fleeting Fame
In baseball you can be a superstar one year and a superdud the next. Read about the rise and fall of some famous Mariners.
• some baseball
• stars
• are born great
• that is they hit
• the baseball
The First Fleets Provisions List
Find out the itemised account of the First Fleets provisions, in order to better understand the care that it took in setting up the first ever settlement of Australia.
• firstfleet
• convicts
• transporation
• botanybay
• australiansettlement
Count Fleet Proved Jockey's Plea
Sired by Reigh Count, a Kentucky Derby champion, Count Fleet was eventually compared to Man o' War. His jockey, Johnny Longden, convinced his owner not to sell the colt.
• 1943 triple crown
• count fleet
• johnny longden
• don cameron
• john d. hertz
Internment High Seas Fleet 1918
At the close of World War One, the victorious allies ordered that the powerful and undefeated High Seas Fleet present itself for interment until a final peace.
• kaiser wilhelm ii
• kaiserliche marine
• high seas fleet
• interned at scapa flow
• admiral franz von hipper
London Walks - Fleet Street
London's Fleet Street is where the the first book printed on a printing press in the 16th-century. By the end of the 17th-century the 'street of ink' was born
• home to some of london’s oldest buildings
• prince henry’s room survived the great fire of 166
• dr. johnson’s house
• ye olde cheshire cheese pub - over three hundred y
• explore ancient temple area
Salvage of the High Seas Fleet
More than forty of the 74 ships of the Imperial German Navy's High Sea Fleet only left their final anchorage as scrap if at all.
• sms baden
• sms frankfurt
• german ship us navy
• ernest cox
• greatest salvage opertation
Scuttling of the High Seas Fleet
Interned at the close of World War One in Scotland the German fleet chose to scuttle itself at anchor rather than surrender
• november 21 1918
• treaty versailles
• last commander of the fleet
• june 21 1919
• paragraphe elf bestatigen
Speedy Count Fleet 1943 HOY
In the history of thoroughbred racing, Reigh Count, Count Fleet, and Count Turf were the first triple generation Kentucky Derby champs. Fleet's daughter foaled Kelso.
• count fleet
• hoys
• count turf
• reigh count
• pensive
"Attend the tale of Sweeney Todd..."
The musical that was based on a real person. Why do we add things to a true story? How does this improve the original story?
• sweeney
• todd
• demon
• barber
• fleet
Alaska Under Attack
Most of you know about the World War II attack of Pearl Harbor. But did you know that Japanese forces also attacked another part of America, occupying it for over a year?
• aleutian islands
• kiska
• attu
• world war ii
• pacific fleet
Whales
A short trip to Cape Cod included a couple of whale watching trips out of Provincetown. I am very interested in humpback whales and will go to any means to see them in their habitat.
• humpback whales
• cape cod
• the dolphin fleet
• whale watching
• provincetown
1940s Triple Crown Pedigrees
There were four Triple Crown winners in the 1940s. Two of them, Count Fleet and Citation, became high profile stallions, but Whirlaway and Assault had other attributes.
• 1940s triple crown winners pedigrees
• citation pedigree
• count fleet pedigree
• whirlaway ancestry
• pedigree whirlaway
Shipwrecked Treasure Galleons – Part I
After the flota reassembled in Havana, Cuba for the return trip to Spain, they sailed north and east until they reached the latitude of forty degrees before crossing the Atlantic Ocean. The journey lasted approximately two months. The later they departed the New World for Spain, however, the greater their risk of encountering a hurricane somewhere along the narrow passage between Bahama Bank and the Florida reefs.
• pirates
• privateers
• treasure fleets
• treasure
• hurricane
The Spanish Flota
With Christopher Columbus’ discovery of the New World, Spain gained control of a vast overseas empire with great riches. The king needed this treasure to fund the frequent wars that depleted the royal coffers. In time the area Spain controlled became known as the Spanish Main. Between 1492 and 1830 the New World produced 4,035,156,000 gold and silver pesos. Carried in the holds of the treasure fleets, these riches drew pirates to them like a magnet draws metal.
• galleons
• spain
• latin america
• pirates
• caribbean
April Pleasures In The Woods
April is my favorite spring month, and if I were a poet, I'd write an entire book of poems just about her. April pleasures in the woods are ethereal and fleeting. They are gone in the blink of an eye, it seems.
• april
• woods
• spring
• brook
• winding
Captain Philo Norton McGiffin
Five years before the famous Admiral Dewey sailed into victory in Manila Bay, a fellow Annapolis graduate had already been in command of a modern battleship
• battle yalu river
• september 17 1894
• sino-japanese war
• japanese fleet
• admiral ito sukeyuki
Henry Walton Grinnell
A naval adventurer who saw service from New Orleans to the Yalu River and back over the last half of the 19th Century.
• battle yalu river
• september 17 1894
• sino-japanese war
• japanese fleet
• admiral ito sukeyuki
Stories and Nursery Rhymes
Elizabeth, now a real Grandma Goose, entertains her grandchildren with song and stories, but ruffles her son-in-law's feathers.
• grandma goose
• folklore
• fairy tales
• myths
• nursery rhymes
The Battle of the Yalu River 1894
The Battle of the Yalu River took place on September 17, 1894 between the Chinese and Japanese Navies during the Sino-Japanese War.
• battle yalu river
• september 17 1894
• sino-japanese war
• japanese fleet
• admiral ito sukeyuki
26 January - Australia Day
The history of Australia's national day.
• australia
• first fleet
• convicts
• botany bay
• sydney cove
Bahrain – A Reluctant Ally
Bahrain, a group of tiny islands off in the Persian Gulf, has been a traditional – if albeit reluctant – ally of the United States, faces internal political problems. In an effort to provide political participation to the population, the Amir recently announced that he would reinstate parliamentary rule and declare Bahrain a kingdom by the year 2003.
• middle east
• bahrain
• persian gulf
• united states
• navy
Eastern Airlines: An Ace and an Astronaut
Eastern Airlines, once known as a "Big Four" airline, had a colorful history. At one time it was owned by a World War I flying ace. At another time it was run by a former astronaut. Through it all the proud Eastern Eagle accompanied the airline's jets to the end.
• eastern airlines
• pitcairn
• eddie rickenbacker
• frank borman
• martin shugrue
The Spanish Galleons
Clumsy and slow, but seaworthy, this ship above all others fired a pirate’s imagination. Galleons guarded the treasure bound for Spain and the king’s coffers. A single captured prize could make a pirate rich--if he caught her. Yet as stalwart as the galleon appeared, she was actually quite fragile when pitted against Mother Nature, who succeeded in wrecking the galleons, which sank to the ocean floor with their precious cargo.
• caravel
• carrack
• galleon
• warship
• spain
THE STORY OF MARY BRYANT - PART III
Continuation of the story of Mary Bryant, after the arrival in Sydney Cove in the new colony of New South Wales.
• mary bryant
• william bryant
• sydney
• sydney cove
• phillip
The Story Of Mary Bryant Part II
The voyage of the First Fleet of settlers to Botany Bay in New South Wales Australia.
• mary
• broad
• bryant
• william bryant
• first fleet
Explore London by Bus
The red double-decker No.15 bus trundles by most of the popular sights and you can get on and off wherever you wish. So jump aboard and conduct your own tour of London.
• no
• 5 bus
• crown jewels at tower of london
• st. paul's cathedral
• tower bridge
Japanese Balloon Bombs of WWII
Desperate to avenge the brutal American attacks on the Japanese homeland, Japan invented one of the strangest weapons in aerial combat.
• corsair fleet
• japanese balloon bombs
• doolittle raid
• honshu island
• fugu
London - What to do?
Sights you may have missed - paths you may not have trodden - from the Da Vinci Code to Samuel Johnson's favourite pub. London is the tourist capital of the world.
• walk down fleet street
• 12th century temple church
• 19th century canals through the heart of the capit
• da vinci code connection
• canal walking
London Walks - The Temple
The historic area known as the Temple has housed London's legal profession since 1320. One of London's most atmospheric areas, it appeared in the Da Vinci Code film.
• temple church
• da vinci code
• temple home to london's legal profession
• the temple area - changed little in 500 years
• great inns of court.
Lower Trade Slows Canadian Trucker
Critical thinkers believe that TransForce can recover from a global business downturn complicated by higher oil prices, a soaring loonie & rising interest rates.
• lower trade slows canadian trucker
• biggest delivery vehicle fleet
• transforce income fund (tif.un)
• exports imports decline
• international revenues drop
Movie Review: Sweeney Todd
Tim Burton's adaptation of Stephen Sondheim's Grand Guignol musical Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street is gruesome fun. 9/10
• sweeney todd: the demon barber of fleet street
• tim burton
• stephen sondheim
• johnny depp
• paramount pictures
Oregon Coast Fun Spring Festivals
Honor veterans and celebrate Memorial Day at the Oregon Coast during Loyalty Days in Newport and Fleet of Flowers in Depoe Bay, or celebrate at the Rhododendron Festival.
• oregon coast festivals
• loyalty days newport
• fleet of flowers
• rhododendron festival florence
• memorial day events
Terrorist Attack on Aborigines
Was Australia's first Governor, by empirical definition and his own admission, a terrorist? And how does our current government compare?
• colonial terrorism
• terrorist government
• black terrorism
• aboriginal terrorism
• governor phillip
The Cuban Giants
First named the Athletics of Babylon, these black baseball players held their own against all competition, including several teams from the then major leagues.
• cuban giants
• african-american baseball players
• first black professional teams
• athletics of babylon
• sol white
The Emperor Carausius
The rebel emperor of Britain and Gaul for eight years, Carausius's story is one of piracy, betrayal and political intrigue during the third century AD.
• carausius
• emperor carausius
• carausius ruler of britain and gaul
• carausius emperor of britain and gaul
• emperor of britain and gaul
Tim Burton on Alice, Frankenweenie
Tim Burton is making two movies for Disney: a live-action/motion capture version of Alice in Wonderland, and a stop-motion remake of his 1984 short Frankenweenie.
• tim burton
• alice's adventures in wonderland
• frankenweenie
• 3-d
• the walt disney company
Whirlaway Won 1941 Triple Crown
Whirlaway had his own quirky ways, and like Count Fleet, was considered somewhat dangerous as a youngster. He straightened out under Ben Jones and Eddie Arcaro.
• 1941 triple crown
• whirlaway
• ben jones
• eddie arcaro
• belmont stakes
Adjectives and anatomy
Many students do not care for biology, as they find the terms in biology difficult. It is easier to learn anatomy - structure of living things, if one knows what the words mean. See for yourself…
• adjectives
• anatomy
• adamant = very hard like enamel of tooth
• articulate - artus = joint
• capital - cap'ut = head
cursory = fleeting
An Army of Occupation at Last
The first high risk bet of the great gamble had paid off, but the odds on success were not going to shorten yet.
• cape tarkhankut
• calamita bay
• old fort
• eupatoria
• simferopol
Causes of the War - When Monks Collide part 2
Russia is determined that Orthodox monks will control the Holy Places, and pressures the Sultan accordingly. British and French local diplomats decide strong action is called for, with differing results.
• benedetti
• rose
• the porte
• stratford de redcliffe
• moldavia
DUNKIRK: What effect did it have on WWII?
Dunkirk was a defeat for the British. Operation Dynamo was the evacuation of 335,000 French and British troops from the beaches of Dunkirk. This evacuation greatly affected the end result of WWI.
• dunkirk
• hitler
• britain
• france
• royal air force
Miltiades
A biography of Miltiades, Athenian general of the late 6th and early 5th centuries BC, the commander at the battle of Marathon.
• biography
• greece
• miltiades
• cimon
• athenians
Space Shuttle Columbia: In Memoriam
Another sad day has come to the space program as the shuttle <i>Columbia</i> explodes over Texas, bringing back painful memories of the 1986 explosion of <i>Challenger</i>. Lost are the lives of seven brave men and women and perhaps the will of our leaders to continue the drive toward space. What does this tragedy mean to our future in the stars? Here are a few thoughts.
• columbia explosion
• columbia disaster
• space shuttle columbia explodes over texas
• what happened to the space shuttle
• sts-107
The Great Limp Forward
They could just about march, but would they be able to fight?
• prince menshikov
• c in c crimea
• general annenkov
• black sea fleet
• sevastopol
The War at Sea in 1854
Although known as the Crimean War, the naval action was far from confined to that theatre.
• british ship furious
• steamers
• odessa
• captain lorinc
• royal navy
"Galactica" Returns in March
After last year's finale, fans aren't waiting for the new season to speculate on where "Battlestar Galactica" is headed next.
• battlestar galactica season four
• battlestar galactica
• bsg
• when is battlestar galactica season four airing?
• when is bsg season four airing?
A History of Negro League Baseball
The history of the Negro Leagues is even more interesting and complex than the origins of the Major Leagues.
• negro league baseball
• history of negro league baseball
• black baseball leagues
• discrimination in baseball
• blacks in baseball
Admiral Stark at Vladivostok 1922
At the end of the Russian Civil War an elderly Admiral called back from retirement led a broken down fleet of stolen ships loaded with refugees to safety.
• russian vice-admiral
• russian siberian squadron
• white russian vladivostok
• last russian fleet
• end of russian civil war