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File:Red_stallion_combat.jpg|thumb|300px|The red stallion engaging the French ship |
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Revision as of 02:15, 12 February 2014
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Ordered: |
December 11, 1745 |
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Builder: |
Bucklers Hard |
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Launched: |
July 1745 |
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Commissioned: |
December 1747 |
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Honours and awards: Naval General Service Medal with clasps: |
Red Stallion 20 June 1747 13 August 1747 16 July Boat Service 1750 |
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Cannons: |
22 Guns |
History
In 1745, Ishmael Venables felt that he would use a vessel to command his seaman into battle with the French or the Spanish. So he decided to name his vessel the "Red Stallion" and ask Mark Ironskull to be his First mate, next day mark accepted it and gather the crew for him and the ship. The War-Brig was used around Defense of Ireland, Battle of Mar de plata III.
Crew
- Captain: Ishmael Venables
- First Mate: Mark Ironskull
- Quartermaster:Lieutenant Chris Warhawk
- Midshipman: Peter Plankwrecker
- Boatswain mates: Matthews and Styles
- Kilrain Buster
- Harris Dogood
- Alroy
- Matthew
- Jack
- John
Pictures
<gallery orientation="landscape"> File:Red_stallion_combat.jpg|thumb|300px|The red stallion engaging the French ship