Duguay-Trouin

1800 Téméraire-class third-rate ship of the line.
Foudroyant, HMS Implacable

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1805 France, French Navy, Royal Navy, third-rate, Téméraire-class third-rate ship of the line, United Kingdom,
See also Duguay-Trouin (1788), HMS Implacable (1942), Duguay-Trouin (1923), HMS Implacable (1899), French frigate Duguay-Trouin (1973)

Three Decks entry^@
Freebase entry^@

Duguay-Trouin – Duguay-Trouin – Duguay-Trouin – Duguay-Trouin – French cruiser Duguay-Trouin – French Navy – HMS Implacable – HMS Implacable – Three Decks –

1805-10-21T00:00:00Z

Battle of Trafalgar 1805

1949-12-02T00:00:00Z

destruction 1949

1797-01-01T00:00:00Z

keel laying 1797

1943-01-01T00:00:00Z

name change 1943

1800-03-24T00:00:00Z

ship launching 1800

1805-11-03T00:00:00Z

transfer 1805

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A view of the HMS Lion training establishment at Devonport in 1896

A '74', traditionally thought to be H.M.S. Implacable, off Mount Edgcumbe, in Plymouth Sound CSK 2011

Burning of the Sewolod Aug 26th 1808 85060c

Francis Sartorius II (c.1777-c.1831) - Strachan's Action after Trafalgar, 4 November 1805, Bringing Home the Prizes - BHC0574 - Royal Museums Greenwich

Greenwich - Romney Road - National Maritime Museum 1937 (Building 1807) - Neptune Court reshaped by C. F. Møller Architects 2006-11 - Prince Frederick's Barge 1732 by William Kent - HMS Implacable 1800

HMS Implacable 1894 RMG PU6190 (cropped)

HMS Implacable 3606949046 9af56ee142 o

HMS Implacable (Duguay Trouin) boys training ship at Devonport in 1901, by Charles Edward Dixon

HMS Lion and Implacable 1894 RMG PU6190

Implacable - The Nelson Touch for Sea Scouts, a Trafalgar Prize in Peril - ILN-1920-1030-0020 (cropped)

Old Implacable-Dixon

The Nelson Touch for Sea Scouts, a Trafalgar Prize in Peril - ILN-1920-1030-0020

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A19880

The burning of the Russian 74-gun Sewolod after she had been engaged and silenced by H.M.S. Implacable, Captain T. Byam Martin, in the Baltic, 26th August 1808 CSK 2006

The gallant encounter between H.M.S. Boadicea and two French warships Le Duquay-Trouin and Guerriére on 31st August 1803 CSK 2002

The taking of the Duguay Trouin (later HMS Implacable) after Trafalgar by Charles Edward Dixon

With the Implacable. 6 October 1944, Portsmouth, on Board the 150 Year Old Trafalgar Veteran Dugay-trouin, Now the Training Ship HMS Implacable. Extra Accommodation For the Navy Trainees Is Given in the Foudroyant A25957

With the Implacable. 6 October 1944, Portsmouth, on Board the 150 Year Old Trafalgar Veteran Dugay-trouin, Now the Training Ship HMS Implacable. Extra Accommodation For the Navy Trainees Is Given in the Foudroy A25957

Type	Date	Description	Source

link		Three Decks entry^@	Wikidata
link		Freebase entry^@	Wikidata
conflict	1805	Battle of Trafalgar	Wikidata
incident	1949	destruction	Wikidata
incident	1797	keel laying	Wikidata
incident	1943	name change	Wikidata
incident	1800	ship launching	Wikidata
incident	1805	transfer	Wikidata
image		A view of the HMS Lion training establishment at Devonport in 1896	Wikimedia
image		A '74', traditionally thought to be H.M.S. Implacable, off Mount Edgcumbe, in Plymouth Sound CSK 2011	Wikimedia
image	1820	Burning of the Sewolod Aug 26th 1808 85060c	Wikimedia
image		Francis Sartorius II (c.1777-c.1831) - Strachan's Action after Trafalgar, 4 November 1805, Bringing Home the Prizes - BHC0574 - Royal Museums Greenwich	Wikimedia
image		Greenwich - Romney Road - National Maritime Museum 1937 (Building 1807) - Neptune Court reshaped by C. F. Møller Architects 2006-11 - Prince Frederick's Barge 1732 by William Kent - HMS Implacable 1800	Wikimedia
image		Greenwich - Romney Road - National Maritime Museum 1937 (Building 1807) - Neptune Court reshaped by C. F. Møller Architects 2006-11 - Prince Frederick's Barge 1732 by William Kent - HMS Implacable 1800	Wikimedia
image		Greenwich - Romney Road - National Maritime Museum 1937 (Building 1807) - Neptune Court reshaped by C. F. Møller Architects 2006-11 - Prince Frederick's Barge 1732 by William Kent - HMS Implacable 1800	Wikimedia
image		Greenwich - Romney Road - National Maritime Museum 1937 (Building 1807) - Neptune Court reshaped by C. F. Møller Architects 2006-11 - Prince Frederick's Barge 1732 by William Kent - HMS Implacable 1800	Wikimedia
image		HMS Implacable 1894 RMG PU6190 (cropped)	Wikimedia
image		HMS Implacable 3606949046 9af56ee142 o	Wikimedia
image		HMS Implacable (Duguay Trouin) boys training ship at Devonport in 1901, by Charles Edward Dixon	Wikimedia
image		HMS Lion and Implacable 1894 RMG PU6190	Wikimedia
image		Implacable - The Nelson Touch for Sea Scouts, a Trafalgar Prize in Peril - ILN-1920-1030-0020 (cropped)	Wikimedia
image		Old Implacable-Dixon	Wikimedia
image		The Nelson Touch for Sea Scouts, a Trafalgar Prize in Peril - ILN-1920-1030-0020	Wikimedia
image		The Royal Navy during the Second World War A19880	Wikimedia
image		The burning of the Russian 74-gun Sewolod after she had been engaged and silenced by H.M.S. Implacable, Captain T. Byam Martin, in the Baltic, 26th August 1808 CSK 2006	Wikimedia
image		The gallant encounter between H.M.S. Boadicea and two French warships Le Duquay-Trouin and Guerriére on 31st August 1803 CSK 2002	Wikimedia
image		The taking of the Duguay Trouin (later HMS Implacable) after Trafalgar by Charles Edward Dixon	Wikimedia
image		With the Implacable. 6 October 1944, Portsmouth, on Board the 150 Year Old Trafalgar Veteran Dugay-trouin, Now the Training Ship HMS Implacable. Extra Accommodation For the Navy Trainees Is Given in the Foudroyant A25957	Wikimedia
image		With the Implacable. 6 October 1944, Portsmouth, on Board the 150 Year Old Trafalgar Veteran Dugay-trouin, Now the Training Ship HMS Implacable. Extra Accommodation For the Navy Trainees Is Given in the Foudroy A25957	Wikimedia

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