- guns.
Since ships have a
limited amount of
cargo space, they may be
armed en flûte to make room for
other cargo, such as
troops and ammunition, reducing...
- the Caribbean. In 1816,
following the
Bourbon Restoration, Méduse was
armed en flûte to
ferry French officials to the port of Saint-Louis, in Senegal, to...
-
admiral Brueys Numbers: 335 boats, of
which only 55 were
armed 15, of
which 2 were
armed "
en flûte" Flagship : L'Orient, 120 guns
Hospital ship : Le Causse...
- Troude's
division to the Caribbean,
armed en flûte. In May,
British ships chased two
French frigates,
armed en flûte and
bringing supplies to Martinique...
- la
Reine who
embarked in
Brest on 14
April 1755. The 74-gun ship was
armed en flûte with 24 guns to
allow for more room for the soldiers. The ship was commanded...
-
convoy consisted of
nineteen transport ships and the 64-gun
Actionnaire armed en flûte and
bound from
Brest to the Île-de-France. They were
escorted by the...
-
captured off
Genoa in
March and was
still in a poor
state of repair,
armed en flute and
carrying only jury masts. Taylor's
convoy sailed from Gibraltar...
-
commissioned in the
French Royal Navy. Furthermore, some
warships could be
armed en flûte,
removing guns from some of the
gunports to make room for
storage and...
- and Phaéton, to
facilitate maneuvers in the harbor, and two
corvettes armed en flûte,
Fortune and Caravane, for logistics.
Baudin had his flag on Néréide...
- Guerrière and the
flagship Duquesne, a
sister Téméraire-class
vessel armed en flûte.
Bound for
Santo Domingo, the
squadron found itself blockaded in Cap...
