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USS Locust
Description: 1941 Aloe-class net laying ship
HMS Locust
Description: 1896 Earnest-class destroyer
HMS Locust
Description: 1939 Dragonfly-class river gunboat

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Locust

71 ship citations (3 free) in 50 resources

33 books (2 free)
5 journals (0 free)
12 web applications (1 free)
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Locust
Book Naval Warfare: An International Encyclopedia
Author Spencer C. Tucker, ed.
Published ABC-CLIO, Santa Barbara, CA,
ISBN 1576072193, 9781576072196, 1576077403, 9781576077405
Page 276
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Locust (14 guns), Gun-brig. Built in 1801, Rotherhithe. Sold in 1814. Subscribe to view
Locust (1840) Subscribe to view
Locust (1840-1895) Subscribe to view
Locust (1840-95; paddle gunvessel) Subscribe to view
Locust (British; Cargo, Iron, Screw Steamer, built 1881; ON: 84338) Subscribe to view
Locust (British; Fishing Vessel, Iron, Screw Steamer, built 1891; ON: 99541) Subscribe to view
Locust (c. 1938) Subscribe to view
Locust (English/British warship; 1801) Subscribe to view
Locust (Glasgow, 1881, Steam; ON: 84338) Subscribe to view
Locust (Glasgow, 1911, Steam; ON: 129586) Subscribe to view
Locust (Gr. Brit. vessel) Subscribe to view
Locust (Great Britain ship) Subscribe to view
Locust (gun boat, captain) Subscribe to view
Locust (Hull, 1891, Steam; ON: 99541) Subscribe to view
Locust (I) (Tug) Subscribe to view
Locust (I) (Tug; built 1902, in Tacoma, WA, USA; 72 tons; naming history: Locust (I) (1902); Sir J.J. No. 10 (1921); Patsco (I) (1922); registration numbers: 135252 (Canada)) Subscribe to view
Locust (II) (Tug; built 1910, in Tacoma, WA, USA; registration numbers: (US)) Subscribe to view
Locust (II) (YN-17) Subscribe to view
Locust (Middlesbrough, 1926, Motor; ON: 147784) Subscribe to view
Locust (minelayer) Subscribe to view
Locust (ore carrier; built 1969; Liberia; 162813 dwt; also named: Universe Aztec; IMO: 7001027) Subscribe to view
Locust (paddle vessel) Subscribe to view
Locust (Recreational; South Dartmouth, MA; built 1965; 9 gross tons; call sign WYW9476) Subscribe to view
Locust (schooner; Capt. Flynn; noted in directory of 1861) Subscribe to view
Locust (schooner; Capt. Flynn; noted in directory of 1862) Subscribe to view
Locust (schooner; Capt. Flynn; noted in directory of 1863) Subscribe to view
Locust (schooner; Capt. Flynn; noted in directory of 1864) Subscribe to view
Locust (schooner; Capt. Flynn; noted in directory of 1865) Subscribe to view
Locust (schooner; Capt. Flynn; noted in directory of 1866) Subscribe to view
Locust (schooner; Capt. Flynn; noted in directory of 1867) Subscribe to view
Locust (schooner; Capt. Flynn; noted in directory of 1868) Subscribe to view
Locust (schooner; Capt. Thompson; noted in directory of 1858) Subscribe to view
Locust (schooner; Capt. Thompson; noted in directory of 1859) Subscribe to view
Locust (Ship)
Web WorldCat
Published OCLC, Dublin, Ohio
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Locust (sloop of war, captain) Subscribe to view
Locust (Steel, Screw Steamer, built 1940) Subscribe to view
Locust (United Kingdom) Subscribe to view
Locust (United State ship) Subscribe to view
Locust -- steam tug
Book The H. W. McCurdy Marine History of the Pacific Northwest
Author Gordon R. Newell, ed.
Published Superior Publishing Company, Seattle,
Page 81
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Locust, 1801-1814, Gunbrig Archer Class Subscribe to view
Locust, 1942 Subscribe to view
Locust, British unrated gun-brig (1801) Subscribe to view
Locust, H.M.S. Subscribe to view
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Locust, Lighter Subscribe to view
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