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Flat-iron gunboat HMQS Gayundah launched by Sir WG Armstrong Mitchell & Company at Elswick.
(13 May) (May)
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Torpedo boat Childers launched by John I. Thornycroft & Company, Cheswick, Northumberland. (Unknown date)
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Satellite-class sloop HMS Pylades launched at Sheerness Dockyard.
(5 November) (November)
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Flat-iron gunboat HMAS Protector launched by Sir WG Armstrong Mitchell & Company at Elswick.
(16 November) (November)
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Tug Advance launched at Williamstown, Victoria. (Unknown date)
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Train ferry Lansdowne launched by the Detroit Dry Dock Company, Detroit, Michigan. (Unknown date)
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In 1884, the dark days of the Royal Navy, when authorized capital ships were far from meeting Britain’s need to secure control of the world’s seas, France expanded its naval fleet, it overtook the Royal Navy to become the world’s largest. With the development of shipbuilding strength, many countries have to upgrade their shipbuilding technology, and the United States, the United Kingdom is among the best.
The random tool details 41 ships released in 1884 for easy reference. A brief description of the ship’s release date, ship class, publisher, location, country of release, and ship is stored in the generator. The launch of these ships was a big help in the war. Many countries' maritime readiness forces have been fully prepared, and the equipment has been updated in a timely manner, helping to save a lot of time for the victory of the war.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of ship launches in 1884.
