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HMS Victory

Victory

1765 first-rate ship of the line.

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Instance Of

Museum Ship
Preserved Watercraft

Coordinate Location

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50.8018°N 1.1096°W

Operator

Royal Navy

Official Website

http://www.hms-victory.com/

Commons Gallery

HMS Victory

Has Use

Museum Ship

Armament

24-Pounder Long Gun
Unnamed
: 28

Manufacturer

Chatham Dockyard

Significant Event

Order
(7/14/1758)
Point in Time
: 7/14/1758
Keel Laying
(7/23/1759)
Point in Time
: 7/23/1759
Ship Launching
(5/7/1765)
Point in Time
: 5/7/1765
Ship Commissioning
(1778)
Point in Time
: 1778

Height

62.5 metre
Applies to Part
:
Air Draft
8.8 metre
Applies to Part
:
Moulded Depth

Mass

3,500 tonne

Has Part(s) of the Class

Deck
Unnamed
: 4

Location

Portsmouth

Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity

Portsmouth

Historic County

Hampshire

Different From

Country

United Kingdom

Commanded By

Sir Thomas Hardy, 1st Baronet

Award Received

World Ship Trust Maritime Heritage Award
(3/11/2005)
Point in Time
: 3/11/2005

Described by Source

Drachinifel
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The Victorian Royal Navy
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Country of Origin

Kingdom of Great Britain

Name

HMS Victory
Operator
:
Royal Navy

Part Of

National Museum of the Royal Navy, Portsmouth
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Carronade
Unnamed
: 2
12-Pounder Gun
Unnamed
: 14
First-Rate
32 Pounder 56 Cwt Gun
Unnamed
: 30
HMS Victory
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