Mediterranean Squadron

The Mediterranean Squadron was part of the United States Navy in the 1800s. As early as 1801, prior to the First Barbary War, ships serving in the Mediterranean Sea were organized into a squadron commanded by a captain who carried the title of Commodore. President, Essex, Philadelphia, and Enterprise anchored in the Bay of Gibraltar on 1 July 1801 and comprised the first squadron. In 1843, the squadron was comprised of four ships, Columbia, Cumberland, Fairfield and Plymouth. The Mediterranean Squadron was succeeded by the European Squadron following the American Civil War in 1865.

Commanders

 

<< PreviousWord BrowserNext >>
rybczynski theorem
diazoxide
bayer cross leverkusen
daniel au
hans goldschmidt
temp
up down vote
anglo saxon futhorc
albany, south africa
mixed language
saunemin
1928 in south africa
penge west railway station
anavil brahmin
1933 in south africa
arthur desmond colquhoun gore, 9th earl of arran
scales mound
1935 in south africa
vilardida
multimap.com
glam metal detectives
1905 in south africa
bitten
ragaine
dual stack
list of latvian companies
saab 9 x
multimap
tapi river
schriever
138 (number)
short title
paul binder
bureau of united nations affairs
josh charles
becky jago
cospar
electronic logbook
doug lishman
screendoor
scotch plains
567capetalk
1949 in south africa
tondu
Copyright 2005-2009 OnPedia.com. All Rights Reserved