HMS Volage

1825 sixth-rate frigate

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1825 (see also HMS Volage, HMS Volage, HMS Volage) object, sixth-rate frigate, Royal Navy, Battle of Chuenpee, United Kingdom

• Three Decks entry^@
• Google entry^@

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  Battle of Chuenpee 1839
  

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1839-11-03T00:00:00Z

Battle of Chuenpee

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Frameless

Battles of Chuanbi

HMS 'Volage' RMG BHC3705

HMS Volage RMG RP6489

Mediterranean Sea Malta and Gozo Islands (belonging to Great Britain) surveyed - HMS Volage and Medina under the direction of Captains T Graves RN and TAB Spratt RN CB FRS 1863 RMG S0484-001

Nautical chart of Bodrum, the ancient Halicarnassus

Santorini1848

The capture of Aden by the British, January 1839

Volage & Hyacinth in Chuenpee

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
link		Google entry@			Wikidata
event	1839	Battle of Chuenpee	conflict		Wikidata
image		Battles of Chuanbi			Wikimedia
image		HMS 'Volage' RMG BHC3705			Wikimedia
image		HMS Volage RMG RP6489			Wikimedia
image		Mediterranean Sea Malta and Gozo Islands (belonging to Great Britain) surveyed - HMS Volage and Medina under the direction of Captains T Graves RN and TAB Spratt RN CB FRS 1863 RMG S0484-001			Wikimedia
image		Nautical chart of Bodrum, the ancient Halicarnassus			Wikimedia
image	1848	Santorini1848			Wikimedia
image		"H.M.S.%20'Volage'%20and%20'Cruiser'%20engaging%20Seerah%20fortress%20batteries".jpg The capture of Aden by the British, January 1839			Wikimedia
image		Volage & Hyacinth in Chuenpee			Wikimedia