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89 ship citations (4 free) in 53 resources

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Triad (1851; Eastport, Maine)
Book Merchant Sail
Author William Armstrong Fairburn
Published Fairburn Marine Educational Foundation, Inc., Center Lovell, Maine,
Page V: 3596
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Triad
Book A Maritime History of Bath, Maine, and the Kennebec River Region
Author William Avery Baker
Published Marine Research Society, Bath, Maine,
ISBN 0937410101
Page Bhm 1828
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Triad
Book History of the American Whale Fishery, From its Earliest Inception to the Year 1876
Author Alexander Starbuck
Published Argosy-Antiquarian, New York,
ISBN 1555215378
Pages 286, 304, 314, 332, 340, 362, 382, 404, 432
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Triad (1939) Subscribe to view
Triad (barque, 384 tons) Subscribe to view
Triad (Brig; 235 tons; from Eastport, Passamaquoddy, Maine; directory of 1855) Subscribe to view
Triad (British warship) Subscribe to view
Triad (British Warship: Submarine) Subscribe to view
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Triad (Great Britain) Subscribe to view
Triad (Great Britain, 1939) Subscribe to view
Triad (Hull #102) Subscribe to view
Triad (schooner, 74/93 tons) Subscribe to view
Triad (Schooner; 1860, Petpeswick Harbour) Subscribe to view
Triad (Ship; 335 tons; from Sag Harbour, New York; directory of 1855) Subscribe to view
Triad (ship; Greenport, NY) Subscribe to view
Triad (United Kingdom) Subscribe to view
Triad (United Kingdom, Submarine) Subscribe to view
Triad (United State ship) Subscribe to view
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Triad, 1920 Subscribe to view
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Triad, barque, 307 old measurement/384 new measurement, Sunderland 1843 J Smith (Leith); Last LR 1851/2. Subscribe to view
Triad, British Armed Yacht (Commr. A. L. Ashby), in the Dardanelles Subscribe to view
Triad, British S/M: CO's complaints on lack of a stern torpedo-tube Subscribe to view
Triad, British S/M: failure of after hydroplanes Subscribe to view
Triad, British S/M: in Norwegian Campaign Subscribe to view
Triad, British S/M: operations in Mediterranean Subscribe to view
Triad, British S/M: sunk in gun and torpedo action with Italian S/M Enrico Toti 14-15 October 1940 Subscribe to view
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Triad, HMS: work off Norway Subscribe to view
Triad, schooner, 94, 68.0 x 20.4 x 9.9' [See main list for details of builders & first owners] 12/10/50 James Elisha Baynton & builders; Sold to VDL Gov't 1853, renamed Beacon, **Swan Island 1857. Subscribe to view
Triad, submarine, 1st Flotilla: sunk by Italian torpedo boat Giuseppe la Farina, Gulf of Taranto, 4/11/40 Subscribe to view