• Wars, there were two or three vessels known as His Majesty's hired armed cutter Active that served the British Royal Navy. The reason for the uncertainty...
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  • British Royal Navy employed two vessels described as His Majesty's hired armed cutter Kent, the first during the French Revolutionary Wars and the second...
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  • His Majesty's Hired armed cutter Lurcher was a 12-gun cutter that served the Royal Navy from 15 August 1795 until 15 January 1801 when a French privateer...
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  • Diego Suarez, 1942 Arctic, 1944 Falkland Islands, 1982 Hired armed cutter Active The schooner Active, which was under the command of Lieutenant Michael Fitton...
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  • the British Royal Navy twice employed a vessel named His Majesty's hired armed cutter Albion, though these are probably the same vessel: Albion, of six...
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  • to the hired cutter Active. Also in 1797, the lugger Black Joke recaptured Ceres and Good Intent. Black Joke was in company with the hired armed vessel...
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  • Royal Navy as His Majesty's Hired armed cutter Idas, named for Idas, a figure from Greek mythology. The first Idas was a cutter that served the Royal Navy...
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  • also made use of hired armed vessels, one of which was His Majesty's Hired armed cutter Swan. Actually there were two such cutters, but the descriptions...
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    history. However, Edward Pelham Brenton, writing in 1836, named the hired armed cutter Active as the messenger. This view was followed in 2008 by Noel Mostert...
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  • (1892–1893) HMS Active – one of 12 vessels Hired armed cutter Active – one of two vessels USCGC Active – one of two vessels USRC Active – one of five vessels...
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  • recaptured Petite Famille. On 15 June Sandwich was in company with the hired armed cutter Queen Charlotte when Sandwich captured the French privateer Courageux...
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  • 3 km) south southeast of Folkestone, with the assistance of the hired armed cutter Active. Bayonnaise (1672), a barque, bore the name Entreprenante (1692)...
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  • Gunboat War between Britain and Denmark. Phosphorus shared with the hired armed cutter Active in the proceeds of the detention on 28 August of the Danish vessel...
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    or seven miles SSE of Folkestone, with the assistance of the hired armed cutter Active. The chase lasted an hour and 40 minutes and the French vessel...
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    anti-submarine patrols and as boom defence vessels. 266 of the hired trawlers were lost while on active service. Before and during the Second World War, the Royal...
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  • privateer having made off. Another case occurred on 13 June 1804. HM hired armed cutter Princess Augusta, under the command of Lieutenant John Tracey, encountered...
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    was in company with Pheasant and the hired armed lugger Sandwich, when they discovered the Revenue cutter Active chasing a French privateer. The British...
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    United States Revenue Cutter Service, which was founded on 4 August 1790 as part of the Department of the Treasury. The Revenue Cutter Service and the United...
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    Dreadnought, Gibraltar, Christian VII, Milford, Naiad, Unicorn, and the hired armed cutters Nimrod and Adrian were all in sight when the Ballahoo class schooner...
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  • and Resolution. St.Jean de Lone was armed with 12 guns and had a crew of 41 men. The cutter Surprize, which was armed with 10 guns, was the first to encounter...
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    1810, August 10 – His Majesty's Hired armed cutter Queen Charlotte drives off a substantially larger and more heavily armed French vessel. 1810, August 22...
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    Sex Soskendi. The next day Astraea was in company with Latona, the hired armed cutter Courier, and Cruizer when Cruizer captured the Prussian hoy Dolphin...
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  • by a father and son team, by the name of Hogeboom; the father had been active as a privateer operating out of Flushing during the Seven Years' War under...
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  • that helped widows of naval officers. Josias Bray commanded the hired armed cutters Active in 1812-13 and Badger in 1813-14. "No. 20393". The London Gazette...
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  • Pigmy shared with Anson, Boadicea, Severn, and Sheerness, and the hired armed cutter Telemachus in the capture of four vessels: St Francois, taken 25 December...
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  • Rosina (1803 ship) (category Hired armed vessels of the Royal Navy)
    Rosina was launched at Hull in 1803. She almost immediately became a hired armed ship for the British Royal Navy for about a year. After she returned...
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    (See also USS Van Buren) USS Harriet Lane, commissioned by the US Revenue Cutter Service in 1857, transferred to the U.S. Navy in 1861, named for Harriet...
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    the Underground Railroad. During the American Civil War, she served as an armed scout and spy for the Union Army. In her later years, Tubman was an activist...
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    them into the Downs. On 14 October, Wolverine was in sight when the hired armed cutter Sandwich captured the Dutch hoy Hoop and her cargo. Wolverine was...
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    Indefatigable, Concorde, Révolutionnaire, Amazon, Argo, and the hired armed cutter Dolly and hired armed lugger Duke of York. On 13 April 1796, Indefatigable was...
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