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Aurora

2370 ship citations (120 free) in 389 resources

304 books (30 free)
19 journals (2 free)
66 web applications (1 free)
71 illustrations (1 free)
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Aurora, HMS (46), Fifth Rate frigate Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (Allied naval vessel and British fleet auxiliary) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (cruiser): and 'Operation Wilfred' Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (cruiser): based on Malta Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (cruiser): covers landings at Narvik Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (cruiser): damaged Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (cruiser): evacuates Malta for Alexandria Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (cruiser): in 'Operation Avalanche' Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (cruiser): in 'Operation Husky' Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (cruiser): in 'Operation Torch' Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (cruiser): in 2nd Cruiser Squadron Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (cruiser): in Force Q Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS (cruiser): in search of the Bismarck Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: and Barbados (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: and London convoy (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: and orders from convoy commander (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: and protection of Tobago (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: assigned to Leeward Island station (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: assists disabled Spearfish Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: battle damage to (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: bombards Catania and Taormina Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: captures Fly (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: captures St. Peter (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: condition of (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: conveys Lord Cork to Narvik area Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: convoy actions Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: damage done to (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: damaged Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: damaged by mines off Tripoli Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: engagement involving (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: escorts convoy (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: escorts Narvik convoy Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: fitting out (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: flagship of Admrial Evans for plan R.4 Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: Grasshopper encounters (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: Home Fleet patrol Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: in Aegean operations Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: in Bone striking force Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: in Force K, Malta Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: in operation 'Avalanche' Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: in operation 'Torch' Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: in operations against Bismarck Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: joins Adm. Young's command (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: Journal (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: operations after attack on Rawalpindi Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: rating of (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: reconnaissance of Spitzbergen Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: refits at Antigua (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: search for enemy supply ships Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: sent to Malta Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: sortie to intercept Gneisenau Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: St. Peter in company with (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: takes the King to Malta Subscribe to view
Aurora, HMS: to be stationed at Tobago (Capt. James Cumming) Subscribe to view
Aurora, Lost by fire
Book The Colonial Clippers
Author Basil Lubbock
Published Brown, Son & Ferguson, Glasgow,
ISBN 1417964162
Pages 108, 193-4
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Aurora, of Bristol (1787), covers various whalers of same name, of Bristol/milford, london & Halifax? Subscribe to view
Aurora, of London (1789) Subscribe to view
Aurora, of London, under Gay/Goyes, then Long (1804) Subscribe to view
Aurora, of London, under Macy/Massey (1799), same as Aurora, gay overleaf? Subscribe to view
Aurora, of Milford, under Merrick/Maddocks?/Meyrick (1801) Subscribe to view
Aurora, powerboat Subscribe to view
Aurora, Privateer Subscribe to view
Aurora, prize money Subscribe to view
Aurora, prize schooner: Randolph, Richard B., midshipman, prize master of Subscribe to view
Aurora, prize schooner: Recaptured by Insurgente Subscribe to view
Aurora, Rhode Island Navy trading ship Subscribe to view
Aurora, Russian cruiser Subscribe to view
Aurora, Russian cruiser, mutiny on Subscribe to view
Aurora, Russian protected cruiser Subscribe to view
Aurora, Sch. (148)
Book Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines
Author Carl C. Cutler
Published United States Naval Institute, Annapolis, Md.,
ISBN 0870215310
Pages 464, 465, 544
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Aurora, schooner Subscribe to view
Aurora, schooner (Capt. Doucett) Subscribe to view
Aurora, schooner yacht
Book The Opium Clippers
Author Basil Lubbock
Published Brown, Son, & Ferguson, Ltd., Glasgow,
Page 217-8
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Aurora, ship (Capt. Getscheus) Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship (Capt. Getsheus) Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship (Capt. John Hutchinson) Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship (Capt. Read) Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship (formerly British Army Transport Oxford): condemned (Capt. James Hutchinson) Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship (formerly British Army Transport Oxford): dispatches seized (Capt. James Hutchinson) Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship (formerly British Army Transport Oxford): mentioned (Capt. James Hutchinson) Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship (formerly British Army Transport Oxford): seized by crew and taken into Liverpool (Capt. James Hutchinson) Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship (formerly British Army Transport Oxford): taken over by crew (Capt. James Hutchinson) Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship, Capt. John Suter, captured by French privateer L'Hazarde Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship, Captain Spriggs, fired on by H.B.M.S. Latona Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship, Comdr. Benjamin Beckford Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship, Commander Sprigg fired on by British frigate Latona Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship, Commander Stone Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship, Commander Sutter, captured by Le Hazard Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship, Master Hughes Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship: captured by Enterprize (Capt. Jacob Getsheues) Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship: captured by Independence (Capt. Gregor McGregor) Subscribe to view
Aurora, ship: libeled (Capt. Gregor McGregor) Subscribe to view
Aurora, sloop: captured by Bristol Subscribe to view
Aurora, Sp. (1639)
Book Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines
Author Carl C. Cutler
Published United States Naval Institute, Annapolis, Md.,
ISBN 0870215310
Pages 321, 323, 379
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Aurora, Sp. (346)
Book Queens of the Western Ocean: The Story of America's Mail and Passenger Sailing Lines
Author Carl C. Cutler
Published United States Naval Institute, Annapolis, Md.,
ISBN 0870215310
Page 212
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Aurora, steamship Subscribe to view
Aurora, United States Army transport Subscribe to view
Aurora, unspecified (Capt. Hannell) Subscribe to view
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