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More than one Russian naval vessel has borne the name '''''Opyt''''' ({{Lang-ru|Опыт}} "Experience"): |
More than one Russian naval vessel has borne the name '''''Opyt''''' ({{Lang-ru|Опыт}} "Experience"): |
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* {{ship|Russian cutter|Opyt|1806}} was launched in 1806, captured by the British in 1808 in an epic action, renamed HMS ''Baltic'', and then sold in 1810. |
* {{ship|Russian cutter|Opyt|1806}} was launched in 1806, captured by the [[British]] in 1808 in an epic action, renamed HMS ''Baltic'', and then sold in 1810. |
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* {{ship|Russian gunboat|Opyt|1861}} was launched in 1861 and stricken in 1906. |
* {{ship|Russian gunboat|Opyt|1861}} was launched in 1861 and stricken in 1906. |
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Revision as of 14:57, 30 November 2020
More than one Russian naval vessel has borne the name Opyt (Russian: Опыт "Experience"):
- Russian cutter Opyt (1806) was launched in 1806, captured by the British in 1808 in an epic action, renamed HMS Baltic, and then sold in 1810.
- Russian gunboat Opyt (1861) was launched in 1861 and stricken in 1906.
In addition, the Russians commissioned four schooners and one transport/bomb vessel with the name Opyt.
This article includes a list of ships with the same or similar names. If an internal link for a specific ship led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended ship article, if one exists.