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Dismasting, also
called demasting,
occurs to a
sailing ship when one or more of the
masts responsible for
hoisting the
sails that
propel the
vessel breaks...
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mainly on
canned food
during this time. On
November 22 – 41 days
after the
dismasting –
Ashcraft reached Hilo, Hawaii. 2002: Red Sky in Mourning: A True Story...
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British HMS
Sandwich fires at the
French flagship Bucentaure (completely
dismasted) in the
battle of Trafalgar.
Bucentaure also
fights HMS
Victory (behind...
- STS
Pogoria is a
Polish barquentine launched in 1980. She was
designed by the
naval architect Zygmunt C****ń as the
first in a
series of (18 total) middle...
- daggerboards, rigging). Similarly, a jury mast is a
replacement mast
after a
dismasting. If necessary, a yard
would also be
fashioned and sta**** to
allow a watercraft...
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engaged by Aigle, Achille, Neptune, and Fougueux; she was soon
completely dismasted,
unable to
manoeuvre and
largely unable to fight, as her
sails blinded...
- Janeiro, New Orleans, Mozambique, Angola, and Britain. In May 1916 she was
dismasted off the Cape of Good Hope
because of the
rolling of the ship in bad weather...
- 1614 and 1615 to
return to the same coast. On the
first trip, a
storm dismasted his ship. In the
second attempt, he was
captured by
French pirates off...
- than a
metre of
solid oak, from a
distance of 90 m (300 ft), and
could dismast even the
largest ships at
close range. Full
cannon fired a 42-pound (19 kg)...
- "Incredible"
struck on a
sunken rock in the Bay of Bengal. 1865: a gale
dismasted the
Euterpe while traversing the Bay of
Bengal typhoon. 1875:
Veleda -...
