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Historical Ships

Historical Ships

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl – Things You Never Knew About The Black Pearl

As one of the most popular film franchises in modern memory, Pirates of the Caribbean has fans from all over the world. From its cheeky-chappie cast to its outstanding plotlines, PotC has a fine viewership and a loyal fanbase. However, part of what makes the movies so awesome is their awesome commitment to using the history (and myths) of ships from the history of the world. However, while it might include references to some of…
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06/04/2021
Historical Ships

The Royal Australian Navy Fleet

While today naval warfare is nowhere near as prevalent as it was in previous centuries, naval units still have a huge part to play. Whether in peacekeeping, in forming blockades, or simply offering support from afar, naval units around the world are still an essential part of warfare. However, each navy in the world has its own reputation built from years of high-quality service and sacrifice. One such navy that gets a hugely positive response…
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05/03/2021
Historical Ships

The Brig Amity – Western Australia’s colonial history

The world has long been a mystery to humanity, with recent centuries leading us to learn more and more about the mysterious world that we inhabit. However, consider what we know about the world today with all of the means of research and travel that we have – and also consider how much we have yet to learn. Think, then, about the challenges that those in previous eras would have faced when it came to…
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25/12/2020
Historical Ships

The America’s Cup – The oldest trophy in the sporting world

For fans of yacht sailing, there are many tournaments around the world which are worth paying attention to. Foremost among them, though, is the hugely popular America’s Cup. Known affectionately by its old name, the Auld Mug, the America’s Cup is one of the most prestigious and historical trophies in the world of sport. It has become the trophy handed out to the winner of the America’s Cup, a racing event held among various yacht…
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29/10/2020
Historical Ships

10 Interesting facts about Riva boats

As one of the most famous names in the ship building industry, Riva has become a major part of European shipbuilding. They have been around for many years, with the company first rising to prominence in the 1840s when they started building boats out of Lago d’Iseo. In just a few years from its foundation, the company quickly rose up the ranks and made an immediate and positive impression. What, though, makes Riva and its…
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14/09/2020
Historical Ships

Key facts about two of the most famous cruise ships in the world

In the world of ships, we have some pretty special boats out there in the seas of the world today. Some ships tend to get more acclaim than others, though, and that is especially true of cruise ships. Two of the most famous cruise ships in the world are the Freedom of the Seas and the Majesty of the Seas. These are two major boats which have become a key part of the sea tourism…
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02/07/2020
Historical Ships

Anzac Day & The Gallipoli Campaign

Australian and New Zealand have, for many years, shared various moments in history. As two neighbours with strong natural relations, the relationship between both countries is hugely impressive. Both nations have helped each other out in various times throughout history, creating a natural, lasting respect. A big reason why that matters so much, though, is the fact that both countries have long protected one another. When one is in trouble, the other so often rises…
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16/04/2020
Historical Ships

Convict Ships

For many people, Australians included, the history of Australia is one that isn’t necessarily well-known. Despite being one of the most powerful English-speaking nations in the world, Australia is still a relatively new country. Compared to many countries that it now completely outstrips in terms of international prestige; Australia is very much a young nation. How, though, did things get started here? Given the landscape of Australia, it’s no surprise that Australian history begins after…
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05/03/2020
Historical Ships

The Boonah Tragedy Of 1918

The HMAT Boonah was a German ship that was built in the early part of the 20th century i.e. 1912 to be exact. It was built for the Australian trade which is why it was also known as the Melbourne. In 1914, the ship was renamed to Boonah after it was caught by the Commonwealth Government. The ship suffered a lot of tragedies when it reached Australia. Woodman Point was the main centre where the…
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02/02/2020
Historical Ships

The Great Race of Cutty Sark and Thermopylae

Whenever we talk about racing clippers, the two most famous names that come to mind are Cutty Sark and Thermopylae. They were designed to appear almost the same; hence, no one could decide which of them was the finest in terms of build quality. History reveals that both these clippers were designed as rivals to each other; just a little material variation is the main comparative point between them. There is no doubt to say…
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29/10/2019
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