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Le Breslau

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Nominal Guns74E-WIKI
NationalityEmpire Français
OperatorState Navy
Launched3.5.1808E-WIKI
How acquiredPurpose builtE-WIKI
ShipyardGenoa - Liguria E-WIKI
Ship ClassPluton Group Small Variant of Téméraire Class (1805)E-WIKI
Designed by
Jacques-Noël SanéFrench
Naval Sailor
Designer
Ship Builder
Administrator
Service 1758-1836
E-WIKI
CategoryThird RateE-WIKI
National RatePremier RangE-WIKI
Ship TypeShip of the LineE-WIKI
Sailing RigShip RiggedE-WIKI
Condemned1836E-WIKI

Dimensions


DimensionMeasurementTypeMetric EquivalentE-WIKI
Length of Gundeck172' 0"French Feet (Pied du Roi)55.8656 (183′ 3″ Imperial)
Breadth44' 6"French Feet (Pied du Roi)14.3318 (47′ 0″ Imperial)
Draught Aft22' 0"French Feet (Pied du Roi)7.1456 (23′ 5″ Imperial)
Displacement2,900Ton 

Armament


3.5.1808Broadside Weight = 1000 French Livre (1079.2 lbs 489.5 kg)E-WIKI
Lower Gun Deck28 French 36-Pounder
Lower Gun Deck30 French 24-Pounder
Quarterdeck/Forecastle4 French 36-Pounder Carronade
Quarterdeck/Forecastle16 French 8-Pounder

Crew Complement


Date# of MenNotesSource
1805693Design Complement

1 Ship Commander


DatesRankNameSource
1827Capitaine de Vaisseau
Guillaume Botherel de la BretonnièreFrench
Naval Sailor
Service 1791-1836
ref:631

2 Commissioned Officers


DatesRankNameSource
1827Chirurgien Auxiliaire de Deuxième Classe
Marie-Joseph SueFrench
Naval Sailor
Other
Medic
Service 1821-1851
, write a story of the Battle of Navarino
FWIKI
1827Capitaine en Second
Joseph Grégoire CasyFrench
Naval Sailor
Service 1805-1848
FWIKI

Service History


DateEventSource
20.10.1827Battle of Navarino


Sources


IDNameAuthorType
E-WIKIWikipediaVarious, Web Site
FWIKIWikipedia - FranceVarious, Web Site
ref:631Geneanet Web Site
 
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