Examples of using A frigate in English and their translations into Russian
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Australia has also contributed a frigate and two AP-3C Orion surveillance aircraft
Marryat tried to run away to sea several times before he was permitted to enter the Royal Navy in 1806 as a midshipman on board HMS Imperieuse, a frigate commanded by Lord Cochrane who later served as inspiration for Marryat and other authors.
for instance on a frigate inside Sierra Leone's territorial waters.
cruise missiles launched from a frigate and a submarine in the eastern Mediterranean Sea.
was severely wounded in the head while cooperating with a frigate in an engagement with two French privateers.
heavily depended on maritime supply, Russia's Vice-Admiral Dmitry Senyavin, in charge of ten ships of the line and a frigate, established a blockade of the Dardanelles on 6 March 1807.
three warships of the Turkish Navy, namely a frigate Fatih and two gunboats Dogan
two helicopters. On 16 October, Italy temporarily contributed a frigate with a helicopter to the Maritime Task Force.
was anchored south of the Iraqi port of Bakr, a frigate in the north of the Arabian Gulf communicated with the Iraqi tug requesting it not to move.
headed east of the port towards a frigate in that area for purposes of examination and inspection.
in accordance with Security Council resolution 875(1993), the Government of the Netherlands has decided to dispatch a frigate and a maritime patrol aircraft of the Royal Netherlands Navy
That's a frigate.
By 1845 he was captain of a frigate.
She's a frigate, sir!' That was Bush supplementing Cheeseman's report.
described Flore as a frigate of 36 guns and 255 men.
With the expected arrival of a frigate and a patrol boat from Bangladesh late in April, the Maritime Task Force will be
minesweepers, a frigate and coast guard units,
First, Turkey participated in the NATO naval task force(Standing NATO Maritime Group 2(SNMG-2)) with a frigate, which provided escort
Was being so covered with plumes that she would catch the wind like a frigate's mainsail.