HMS Pegasus — Geschichte In Auftrag gegeben: 7. November … Deutsch Wikipedia
HMS Pegasus (1917) — HMS Pegasus was a 3,300 ton displacement seaplane tender that was launched on June 9, 1917.Originally laid down by John Brown Company of Clydebank, Scotland as the mail steamer, SS Stockholm , for the Great Eastern Railway Company, HMS Pegasus… … Wikipedia
HMS Pegasus (1897) — HMS Pegasus was one of eleven Pelorus class cruisers ordered for the Royal Navy in 1893 under the Spencer Program and based on the earlier Pearl class cruisers. The class were fitted with a variety of different boilers most of which were not… … Wikipedia
HMS Pegasus (1786) — HMS Pegasus was a 28 gun frigate launched in 1786, commanded for its first two years of service by Prince William Henry (who later would later rule as King William IV). Pegasus was largely assigned to patrol the east coast of Canada and… … Wikipedia
HMS Pegasus (1878) — HMS Pegasus was a 1,130 ton displacement Osprey class, 6 gun, sloop launched on June 13th, 1878. With 950 hp, it was capable of 11 knots. Pegasus was sold for scrap in 1892 … Wikipedia
HMS Pegasus (1944) — HMS Pegasus was an aircraft carrier, whose name was decided but never laid down and cancelled. References* Tales of Welsh Sailors from World War Two ISBN 1 903529 19 0 … Wikipedia
HMS Pegasus (1897) — HMS Pegasus Übersicht Typ Gesc … Deutsch Wikipedia
HMS Pegasus (1897) — У этого термина существуют и другие значения, см. HMS Pegasus. Пегасус HMS Pegasus (1897) … Википедия
HMS Ark Royal (1914) — HMS Ark Royal was the first Royal Navy ship to be completed as an aircraft carrier. [cite web | url=http://www.battleships cruisers.co.uk/ark royal 1914.htm | title = Ark Royal 1914 | work = Battleships Cruisers | accessdate = 2006 10 13] . She… … Wikipedia
Pegasus (ship) — Pegasus is the name of several ships and ship types:*Nine Royal Navy ships have been named HMS Pegasus * Pegasus class hydrofoil, a US Navy type of fast attack patrol boat ** USS Pegasus (PHM 1), lead ship of the Pegasus class hydrofoil]… … Wikipedia