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Numbered fleet
...erm is most commonly associated with the [[United States Navy]], but other navies, such as the [[Royal Navy]], have also used similar designations. ...tem, with the creation of the [[United States First Fleet]] in 1947. Other navies, such as the [[Royal Navy]], soon followed suit.

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Midshipman
...sually commissioned as [[ensign]]s or equivalent ranks in their respective navies. ...ies between navies, but it often includes a single stripe or star. In some navies, the insignia may differ depending on the midshipman's year of study or lev

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Admiral
...miral of the Fleet]] or [[Fleet Admiral]], where such ranks exist. In some navies, it is the highest rank. The rank insignia for an admiral often includes fo ...throughout Europe. In the Middle Ages, the title gained prominence in the navies of various European countries, evolving from a position of authority over n

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Frigate
The concept of the frigate originated in the 17th century as navies sought capable ships that were fast and agile for scouting, escort, and pat ...for anti-submarine warfare. Post-war, the term frigate was adopted by many navies to describe ships larger than corvettes but smaller than destroyers, equipp

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Hospital ships designated for the COVID-19 pandemic
Hospital ships designated for the COVID-19 pandemic have been deployed by navies from several countries to combat the disease. These ships not only provide

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First-rate
...ry. The term originates from a naval classification system used by several navies, where ships were rated based on their size, firepower, and overall combat The concept of rating ships first emerged in the 17th century with the navies of maritime powers such as the [[United Kingdom|British Royal Navy]]. The s

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Rum ration
...rted in the British Royal Navy in the 17th century, was phased out by many navies in the 20th century. The rum ration was also known as "tot" or "navy streng ...dition of the rum ration has been revived in a ceremonial context. Certain navies and maritime organizations occasionally issue a rum ration during special e

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Cutlass
...for pirates but also issued as a standard naval weapon for many countries' navies, including the British Royal Navy. It was used in numerous naval battles an ...tandard weapon in naval combat, it holds a ceremonial place in some modern navies. It is also a popular collectible and is used in historical reenactments an

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Man-of-war
...[warship]] used from the 16th to the 19th centuries, primarily by European navies. These ships were heavily armed with cannons and designed for naval warfare ...immortalized in literature and art, symbolizing the power and reach of the navies that operated them. Similarly, the Portuguese man o' war has captured the p

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Depth charge
...e submerged, except to ramming. The introduction of depth charges provided navies with a viable method to attack submarines while submerged. The first operat ...torpedoes and other advanced anti-submarine warfare (ASW) systems in many navies.

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Surface warfare
...e of flexibility and the ability to project power across the globe. Modern navies also emphasize the importance of [[network-centric warfare]], linking ships ...re]] tactics, such as those employed by non-state actors, and the need for navies to operate in littoral (coastal) zones, where the risk from mines and shore

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Lieutenant
...ssioned officer rank, while a first lieutenant is the next higher rank. In navies, the equivalent ranks are often sub-lieutenant and lieutenant, or sometimes ...United States Armed Forces and to OF-1 and OF-2 in the NATO rank code. In navies, the NATO code for a sub-lieutenant is OF-1, while a lieutenant is OF-2 or

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Naval warfare
...such as large lakes and wide rivers. It involves the deployment of [[navy|navies]] and the use of naval strategies to outmaneuver, damage, or destroy enemy ...surveillance, unmanned vehicles, and sophisticated missile systems. Modern navies operate a variety of ships, including aircraft carriers, destroyers, frigat

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Gunboat
...although the specifics have varied greatly over time and between different navies. ...ast attack craft, which perform many of the same functions in contemporary navies.

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Indian Navy
...of the [[Indian Armed Forces]]. It is one of the largest and most capable navies in the world, playing a crucial role in securing India's maritime borders a ...diplomacy, and anti-piracy operations. It has established strong ties with navies around the world to enhance cooperative security and ensure freedom of navi

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Imperial Japanese Navy
...apan's surrender in [[World War II]]. The IJN was one of the most powerful navies in the world at the peak of its power in the first half of the 20th century ...Japanese War]] (1904-1905), the IJN proved its capability by defeating the navies of China and Russia, respectively. These victories established Japan as a f

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Submarine rescue ship
Several navies around the world operate submarine rescue ships. Notable examples include t

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Naval ship
...in warfare tactics, advancements in technology, and the strategic needs of navies. Modern naval ships are equipped with advanced [[radar]] and [[sonar]] syst ...systems are shaping the design and operational use of future naval ships. Navies are exploring the use of alternative energy sources, such as nuclear power

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Coastal submarine
The concept of coastal submarines is not new. In both World Wars, various navies employed smaller submarines for operations in the North Sea, the Baltic Sea Today, many navies around the world maintain fleets of coastal submarines. Examples include:

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Pisces-class deep submergence vehicle
Today, many Pisces-class DSVs are still in operation, serving in various navies and research institutions around the world. They continue to play a vital r

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