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Sevastopol
Book Naval Warfare: An International Encyclopedia
Author Spencer C. Tucker, ed.
Published ABC-CLIO, Santa Barbara, CA,
ISBN 1576072193, 9781576072196, 1576077403, 9781576077405
Pages 360, 423
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Sevastopol
Book An Encyclopedia of Naval History
Author Anthony Bruce, and William Cogar
Published Checkmark Books, New York,
ISBN 0816026971, 9780816026975
Page 151
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Sevastopol (1899, Russia) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (1914, Russia) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (1967) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (667) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (battlecruiser) (Russia/Soviet Union warship) Subscribe to view
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Sevastopol (bulk handysize; built 1990; Panama; 42263 dwt; also named: Ak Phoenicia, Mihalis F; IMO: 8902448) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (dry cargo vessel; built 1943; Germany; 3600 dwt; also named: Totila, Magyar Tengeresz) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (ferry; built 1965; Russia; also named: Askøy, Smørbukk, V Admiral Klokachev, Fenring; IMO: 6523951) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (fish reefer; built 1959; U S S R; 4230 dwt; IMO: 5321174) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (fishing ship; built 1962; 179 dwt; IMO: 6871528) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Freighter (Liberty Dry Cargo); built 1943, in Portland, OR, USA; naming history: De Witt Clinton (1943); Sevastopol; registration numbers: (US); (USSR Register)) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Liberty Ship; built in Portland, Oregon, completed April 1943) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (multi-purpose; built 2001; Russia; 8874 dwt; also named: Cec Copenhagen, Clipper Copenhagen; IMO: 9235127) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Poltava, class, 1895) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (research vessel; built 1968; Ukraine; 1101 dwt; also named: Musson; IMO: 6904155) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (ro/ro ship; built 1980; Comoros; 7349 dwt; also named: Beyazid Bestami, Bai He Kou, Falcon 2, Ulusoy-2, Soy-2; IMO: 7822184) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Russ. battleship): Description Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Russ. battleship): Launched; description Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Russ. battleship): Plans Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Russ. vessel), Petropaulosvk, and Ssissoi Veliki Subscribe to view
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Sevastopol (Russian battleship) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Russian Federation) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Russian warship) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Soviet Navy warship) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Soviet Union) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Soviet Union, c 1939) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (Soviet Union, Steam Freighter) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol (warship) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol' (14 guns) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol, class (1911) Subscribe to view
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Sevastopol, class (1911), modernization (1928-29) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol, class (1911), modernization (1934-40) Subscribe to view
Sevastopol, class (1911), modifications Subscribe to view
Sevastopol, class (1911), renamed Parizhskaia kommuna Subscribe to view
Sevastopol, class (1911), reverts to name Sevastopol Subscribe to view
Sevastopol, class (1911), transferred to Black Sea Subscribe to view
Sevastopol, class (1911), weather damage Subscribe to view
Sevastopol, Russian armored frigate Subscribe to view
Sevastopol, Russian pre-dreadnought Subscribe to view
Sevastopol, Russian unrated schooner (1816) Subscribe to view
Sevastopolʹ (Battleship)
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Sevastopolʹ (Ship)
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Sevastopolʹ (Submarine)
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