Arsenal de La Carraca, also Naval Station of La Carraca, is a naval shipyard and a naval base in San Fernando, Spain. It is a naval base for the construction...

Others believe it to have been the Hermione constructed in the Arsenal de la Carraca, Cadiz in 1752. The ship fired several broadsides into the privateer...

processed when he died in a prison cell at the Penal de las Cuatro Torres at the Arsenal de la Carraca, outside Cádiz, aged 66, on 14 July 1816. He was buried...

moved to Arsenal de Ferrol (A Coruña), Arsenal de Cartagena (Murcia), and La Carraca, (Cádiz) under reforms introduced by the Marques de la Ensenada and...

Spanish engineer and sailor Isaac Peral for the Spanish Navy at the Arsenal de la Carraca (now Navantia), the submarine was launched on 8 September 1888....

Spanish Navy engineer Juan Garcia Lomas, she was laid down at the Arsenal de la Carraca in San Fernando, Spain, on 3 November 1860 as a wooden-hulled screw...

Puerto Cabello, then transferred to Puerto Rico and finally to the Arsenal de la Carraca, in Cádiz, where he died in 1816. The second republic corresponds...

Cartagena Naval Arsenal Canary Islands Naval Command – Admiral of the Canary Islands (ALCANAR) , at Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Naval Arsenal) Canary Patrol...

Rear Admiral (Jefe de Escuadra) Cordova. The ship was careened and had her bottom coppered in June–July at the Arsenal de la Carraca near Cádiz. San Leandro...

on after intense negotiations and the centre was reopened in the Arsenal de la Carraca in Cadiz in 1848. Today's School of Naval Architects, located in...

was 45 calibers (L/45). The guns were manufactured by SECN at the Arsenal de La Carraca in Spain under British license. They were mounted in single positions...

was installed in the screw corvette Doña María de Molina, which was built at the Arsenal de La Carraca in San Fernando, Spain, between 1865 and 1869....

campaign. During the Napoleonic Wars Conde de Regla was laid up at Arsenal de la Carraca. In mid-1810 Conde de Regla, in poor repair and with the Spanish...

7 in) and were 35 calibers in length. They were produced by the Arsenal de la Carraca in Cadiz and the Royal Ordnance Works at Trubia in Asturias. During...

Research Trust. Retrieved 29 September 2024. Sources Mitchell, WH; Sawyer, LA (1990). The Empire Ships (Second ed.). London, New York, Hamburg, Hong Kong:...

Division, tasked with the defence of the Arsenal de la Carraca, a strategic naval base in the Bay of Cádiz. As part of La Peña's expedition to Tarifa, Anglona...

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of that year. In April 1755 she was anchored in ordinary at the Arsenal de la Carraca, where it was found that she leaked and her wood rotted easily as...

he was promoted to lieutenant general and given command of the arsenal at La Carraca. He was appointed to the Supreme Council of the Admiralty in 1814...

two ships of the Velasco series. Cristóbal Colón was built at the Arsenal de La Carraca in San Fernando, Spain. Her keel was laid on 13 June 1884 and was...

7 in) and were 35 calibers in length. They were produced by the Arsenal de la Carraca in Cadiz and the Royal Ordnance Works at Trubia in Asturias. During...

7 in) and were 35 calibers in length. They were produced by the Arsenal de la Carraca in Cadiz and the Royal Ordnance Works at Trubia in Asturias. During...

Sunderland Ceylon Steamship For Harloff & Bloe. 8 September  Spain Arsenal de la Carraca San Fernando Peral Submarine For Spanish Navy. 8 September  Denmark...

Order of 10 June 1857, led to Covadonga's keel being laid at the Arsenal de la Carraca in Cádiz, Spain, on 13 February 1858. She was a wooden schooner...

new rigging and masts at Arsenal de la Carraca near Cádiz. In 1765, under the command of Captain Don Juan de Soto, Galicia was assigned to the fleet...

training hulk for UOE ("Unidad de Operaciones Especiales", a Naval Special Operations Unit) at Arsenal de La Carraca in San Fernando, Spain. She was...

Following Domingo de Monteverde's triumph and the defeat of the First Republic, Roscio was sent to jail in the Arsenal de la Carraca in Spain. He was then...

Glasgow Herald. No. 5762. Glasgow. 6 May 1857. Sources Mitchell, WH; Sawyer, LA (1990). The Empire Ships (Second ed.). London, New York, Hamburg, Hong Kong:...

belonged to the church of the Arsenal de la Carraca is especially noteworthy, as well as an old carriage known as "La Manolita", which was the official...

the Atlantic Ocean. Fénix underwent several large repairs at the Arsenal de la Carraca between 1764 and 1765, where she remained stripped of her armament...