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E-boat - Wikipedia
E-boat was the Western Allies' designation for the fast attack craft (German: Schnellboot, or S-Boot, meaning "fast boat"; plural Schnellboote) en.wikipedia.org
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eBOATS TAMPA – Explore Downtown Tampa In a Whole New Way
We are open seven days a week! Book Online! Bring your own food and drinks or stop along the waterway! Several restaurant stops just minutes from launch! eboatstampa.com
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E-boat: The Effective German Fast Attack Boat of the Second World ...
The E-boat was a German fast attack craft that saw service during the Second World War, wreaking havoc against Allied ships. www.warhistoryonline.com
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E-boat
E-boat Used, esp. in the war of 1939–45, as an abbreviation for an enemy torpedo-boat. The view, frequently expressed, that E represents G. Eile ‘speed’ is purely speculative. The usual G. word for a speedboat is Schnellboot.1940 Hutchinson's Pict. Hist. of War 7 Aug.—1 Oct. 16 One of our motor torp... Oxford English Dictionary
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E BOAT (EVERITT) - SailboatData.com
E Boat was originally designed as an offshore one design and predates the mini ton, but happens to be the right size as it was conceived to be the smallest. sailboatdata.com
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E-Boat: Electric Inflatable Boat - Togoboat
E-Boat is a portable electric inflatable boat. No paddling, just pure Chillcruising. Easy to transport, set up & ride. Shop now! togoboat.com
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E-boat - WW2 Weapons
German Schnellboot (S-boat), called by the Allies E-boat ('enemy boat'). History, development, service, specifications, pictures and 3D model. www.ww2-weapons.com
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S-130—The Last Remaining German "Fast Boat" | World of Warships
S-130 is the only surviving example of the German S-Boot, or Schnellboot, which means "fast boat." These ships are also commonly known as "E-Boats." worldofwarships.eu
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The Last German E-Boat - YouTube
S-130 is the very last of Germany's sleek S-Boats, the fast motor torpedo boats known to the British as E-boats, that ravaged shipping ... www.youtube.com
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What are German E-boats? Why did they sink so many Allied ships ...
A German E boat is what the Americans called a PT boat, or the British named a Motor Torpedo Boat small fast wooden boats armed with torpedoes. www.quora.com
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E Boat group | Facebook
The E Boat group is a community of sailing enthusiasts who share their experiences, ask for advice, and discuss various aspects of E Boat ownership and ... www.facebook.com
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E-boat (trailer sailer)
The E-Boat was designed by Julian Everitt and went into production in 1976. The E-Boat Offshore One Design is a light displacement flush deck IOR Mini Ton keel-boat with a lifting cast iron keel, designed in 1974. wikipedia.org
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"Boat" vs. "Ship" - What's The Difference? | Dictionary.com
Jun 17, 2022? Quick summary. In casual use, the word boat is often used to refer to any watergoing vessel, regardless of its size or how it's powered. However, large oceanfaring watercraft—those that use multiple sails or engines—are more properly called ships.In contrast, the word ship isn't commonly applied to smaller craft. The word yacht is typically used to refer to any larger ...
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SS Corduff
On the night of 7/8 March 1941 she was torpedoed and sunk by German E-Boat S28 while heading north with a convoy off Cromer. It was the night of the most successful E-Boat raid on East Coast merchant shipping, with six other ships sunk. wikipedia.org
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SS Algarve (1921)
In 1941 an E-boat sank her with all hands in the North Sea. This was the second DFDS ship to be called Algarve. On 19 February the German motor torpedo boat S-102 torpedoed her off the Norfolk coast near Sheringham: a part of the North Sea nicknamed "E-boat alley wikipedia.org
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