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Combat stores ships, or
storeships, are
ships used to
store naval supplies. They are used to
deliver supplies such as
provisions and fuel to
combat ships...
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Auxiliary ships –
ammunition ships,
replenishment oilers,
repair ships,
storeships, troopships, etc.
Hospital ships Some of
these are
discussed in the following...
- The
Apollo is a
historic storeship that is
buried at a
location in
downtown San Francisco, California, at the site of the Old
Federal Reserve Bank. It...
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class overview Built 6
General characteristics class and type Aid-class
storeship Tons
burthen 313 47⁄94 (bm)
Length 105 ft 5 in (32.13 m) (overall) 87 ft...
- Some of
these approximately 500
abandoned ships were used at
times as
storeships, saloons, and hotels; many were left to rot, and some were sunk to establish...
- frigates, two fireships, four bomb-vessels,
seven galleys, and
several storeships. Byng
followed them
during the rest of the day. A
Spanish account of the...
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Other than the
convict transports,
there were two
naval escorts and
three storeships. The
fleet ****embled in
Portsmouth and set sail on 13 May 1787. The eleven...
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though never completed as such. She was
eventually launched in 1864 as the
storeship USS New Hampshire. USS Alabama (1838), a
sidewheel steamer transferred...
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field pieces, and a navy of 320 vessels, the bulk of them
transports and
storeships. The city was
surrounded by sea and land; the
fleet at the
entrance of...
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Fishburn was
built at
Whitby in 1780. the
largest of the
three First Fleet storeships.
According to her 1786
Deptford survey, she was 6 feet 1 inch (1.85 m)...
