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	Sailing Ship Albatros a North Sea Klipper
		The Albatros is a sailing ship built in 1899 also known as a North Sea Klipper, she is one of the oldest sailing ships still afloat and few among her peers can stay at sea in more adverse conditions.
		A superb example of a time-tested design, she was expertly built of first class materials and has been well maintained and continuously improved.
		Given continued care there is no reason she should not still be keeping the sea in all weathers at the end of her second century.
	www.albatros.eu.com (133 words)

	Home Page
		Under century old UPU regulations, vessels arriving at a foreign port can deposit mail posted in international waters bearing stamps of the country which the ship belongs to or is maintained by.
		Ship mail posted under this scheme should be marked with the French word "Paquebot" and the stamps cancelled with a distinctive postmark to indicate treatment as "Paquebot" mail.
		Mail must be clearly identifiable as from a particular vessel and is handed to the Post Office by the ships purser or shipping company agent as soon as the ship arrives.
	www.newzeal.com /steve/Ships/Ships.htm (375 words)

	Albatros - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Albatros (Site not responding. Last check: )
		German fighter aircraft of World War I. The Albatros DIII, a highly streamlined biplane capable of speeds of 175 kph/110 mph armed with two machine guns, was one of the most significant fighter designs of the war.
		It was flown by aces such as von Richthofen and enabled the German air force to maintain air superiority over the Western Front throughout the first half of 1917.
		He is known as the father of human-powered flight as designer of the Gossamer Condor, the Gossamer Albatros and the Gossamer Penguin and the Solar Challenger.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Albatros (229 words)

	Giuseppe Garibaldi
		The ship's long range surface to surface missile system, the Alenia Oto Sistemi Missilistici (AOSM) Otomat, is installed on the gun decks at the stern of the ship, two launchers on the port and two on the starboard side.
		One gun is installed on the gun deck at the stern of the ship and two are installed, one each on the port and starboard gun decks at a lower level than the flight deck.
		The ship's flight deck is 174 metres in length and 30.5 metres in width, and the forward 15 metres of the flight deck rises to a gentle ski ramp of about 4 degrees.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/world/europe/garibaldi.htm (641 words)

	Return of the Albatros
		From 1990 she was a regular visitor to Wells, shipping soya beans across the North Sea from Belgium for a Norfolk-based firm of agricultural merchants.
		Albatros was then chartered to Greenpeace, plying the Dutch and Belgian coasts and major inland waterways as a floating environmental studies centre for schoolchildren.
		The people of Wells are delighted to see "their" ship back on the quayside and efforts are being made to set up a foundation to support the new plans.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /norfolksbest/northnorfolk/albatros.htm (461 words)

	Naval Technology - Laksamana Class - Corvettes
		Some specific aspects of the ships' design were modified and the ships were refitted to meet the requirements of the Royal Malaysian Navy.
		The Albatros launcher is installed on the raised bridge deck to the stern of the main mast.
		The ship's main gun, the 76mm 62 calibre Oto Melara Super Rapid is installed on the bow deck in front of the citadel.
	www.naval-technology.com /projects/laksamana (723 words)

	Untitled Document
		Although Albatros is only a century old she possesses enough mystique to conjure up a begone era without any of the unpleasant aspects such as scurvy and an excess of fleas!
		Albatros is a fascinating venue for anniversaries and other special occasions offering groups a number of options with respect to duration of voyage and destination.
		Albatros is available at ports throughout the UK but her 'normal' point of departure and arrival will be Wells in South Norfolk.
	www.albatros.eu.com /cruising_and_private.html (388 words)

	Naval Technology - Durand de la Penne Class - Destroyers
		The ship is equipped with a helicopter deck and a hangar with facilities for two helicopters such as the Agusta Bell AB 212, the Sea King SH-3D or the EH-101.
		The ship is equipped with the Raytheon DE 1167 medium frequency hull-mounted active search and attack sonar and the DE 1167 Variable Depth Sonar (VDS).
		The ship is equipped with a helicopter deck and a hangar with facilities for two helicopters.
	www.naval-technology.com /projects/durand/index.html (741 words)

	Albatros Feature Review - Raoul Fiebig
		T/S "Albatros" operates under two different mottos: during the winter months and for the annual round-the-world cruise, she operates as a "classic" ship with the shipboard life being in the traditional cruise ship style.
		This is not a ship for the party crowd, nor is it a ship for the high society.
		The section of the ship's teakwood promenade adjacent to the Pizzeria is used for outdoor seating.
	www.cruisereviews.com /misc/Albatros1.htm (3695 words)

	Ships, Waterline 1:1250 Ships , Albatros K \| Antics Online
		Albatros 1/1250 HMNS Karel Doorman, a Dutch Frigate (Alk63)
		Albatros 1/1250 Uganda, the "Falklands" Hospital Ship, 1982 (Alk71)
		The School Ship, Uganda, was converted to a hospital ship to accompany the fleet to the South Atlantic.
	www.shipmodels.co.uk /1633_1.html (898 words)

	Albatros model ship
		The Albatros is one of a series of schooners that was built with one gun deck in 1840.
		The Albatros was built partly with a purposefully slim hull, largely to imitate the French frigates of the time, to allow for a highly manoeuvrable ship.
		The Albatros and other similar schooners of its class were used to carry goods such as timber or coal.
	www.white-sails.com.au /albatros.htm (125 words)

	SS Albatros - John McFarlane (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 1968 the ship, along with her sistership CARINTHIA, was sold to Sitmar Cruises and SYLVANIA was renamed FAIRWIND.
		ALBATROS is owned by Happy Days Shipping, part of V Group and operated under a long-term charter agreement by Phoenix Reisen GmbH.
		S.S. ALBATROS is scheduled to return to Bremerhaven on April 26.
	www.worldshipny.com /albatros.html (617 words)

	The World's Passenger Fleet Volume 6
		I had just arrived on the ALBATROS during a positioning voyage from Dover to Genoa and was whisked away by famed maritime historian Luis Miguel Correia and his savvy daughter, Inis, for a tour of the port and its maritime attractions.
		MV COSTA MARINA: Initially, I was not sure, but this former container ship's unique and innovative architecture finally got to me. I was able to capture her from the decks of ALBATROS in the fall of 1999; first at Vigo, then at Lisbon as she passed under the majestic Tagus Bridge.
		By far one of the oldest ships in service, I was happy to capture her on volume FIVE sailing from Perama to Cyprus to a new future under Paradise Cruises' ownership just a few months before she is shown here as a gutted, burnt-out hulk.
	www.midshipcentury.com /video6.shtml (4400 words)

	Defenceindia.com : 14-apr-2k3 : Technology News : Garibaldi Aircraft Carrier, Italy
		The ship is capable of carrying 18 helicopters or an air squadron of vertical or short take-off and landing (VSTOL) aircraft.
		The ship's long-range surface-to-surface missile system, the MBDA (formerly Alenia) Otomat, is installed on the gun decks at the stern of the ship, two launchers on the port and two on the starboard side.
		The ship's flight deck is 174m long and 30.5m wide, and the forward 15m of the flight deck rises to a ski ramp of about 4°.
	www.defenceindia.com /14-apr-2k3/technology1.html (683 words)

	Lowestoft Boat Show 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		She is a Dutch sailing ship built in 1899 and known as a North Sea Klipper, and is one of the oldest sailing ships not only still afloat but taking paying passengers on sea voyages from her home base of Wells-next-the-Sea in north Norfolk.
		At the 2006 boat show she will be berthed alongside the quay and be used as an attraction for visitors wanting to visit her and have light refreshments and a drink in the licensed bar.
		In the evening ‘Albatros’ will play host to companies wishing to entertain guests at corporate buffet receptions, when in addition to a buffet live music will be provided and the bar will be open.
	home.btconnect.com /County-LBS/news/albatros.htm (177 words)

	Auction File--Albatros (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Albatros is modeled at a scale of 1:1250 (which means 1 inch on the model equals about 104 feet in real life).
		The casting is of metal alloy and appears to have been given considerable hand finishing by the manufacturer.
		It is less than six inches (150mm) long and comes mounted in a wooden frame to prevent damage in shipping.
	www.fritzwagner.com /model_auctions/albatros/albatros_auction.html (123 words)

	Ship Models in Mauritius » TITANIC Ship Models » TITANIC Boat Models (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Built as 'Unsinkable', she was sub-divided by athwart ships watertight hull heads designed to prevent extensive flooding should her hull be pierced.
		Unfortunately, she side-swapped a massive iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland.The berg sliced through her iron plating flooding several compartments, dooming her to a watery grave on her maiden voyage from Southampton to New York.
		Due to a deficiency of lifeboats on-board, only 651 of the 2207 passengers and crew she was carrying survived the tragedy.
	www.mauritiusshipmodels.com /titanic.php (392 words)

	Albatros Dutch sailing barge newspaper articles History by John Worrall Writer and Photographer - East of England.
		She was continuing - indeed reviving - a long connection between Wells and small sail traders for this now tiny port was one of several in Norfolk which once thrived on East Anglia's medieval wool trade and Icelandic fishing exploits and had for centuries handled grain exports and in-bound coal from Newcastle.
		She was built in Rotterdam in 1899, a 'North Sea klipper', two years after the opening of the 120 km Kiel Canal which connected the Baltic to the North Sea and cut out several hundred miles of sailing around the north of Denmark.
		There were other days when Albatros sat in Wells harbour as a party and entertainments venue with events ranging from a wedding reception to carol singing on the quay this past Christmas.
	www.norfolkbroads.com /focus/historical/albatros (1885 words)

	USCA1 Opinion 91-1183
		ship labored in choppy seas and winds of thirty to forty knots,
		ALBATROS was not directly bound by the SOLAS Convention.
		ALBATROS was unseaworthy at the time she set sail that, con-
	www.ca1.uscourts.gov /cgi-bin/getopn.pl?OPINION=91-1183.01A (6782 words)

	Albatros Wood Ship Model Kit
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	seagifts.com /rivqueenstea.html (570 words)

	Amazon.com: Albatros Aces of World War I (Osprey Aircraft of the Aces No 32): Books: Norman Franks,Harry Dempsey (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Albatros family of fighters were amongst the most effective aircraft employed by the Idlfieg (Imperial German Air Service) for much of World War 1, with the D.III and D.Va being flown by most of the 363 pilots who qualified as aces at some point in their often brief careers.
		The Albatros was the scourge of the RFC on the Western Front in 1916-17, with pilots of the calibre of von Richthofen, Boelke and Schleich cutting swathes through their opponents.
		Well over 4000 Albatros scouts were built between 1916 and 1918, and they were also extensively used by the Austro-Hungarians against Russian, Italian and British aircraft until war's end.
	www.amazon.com /Albatros-Aces-World-Osprey-Aircraft/dp/1855329603 (1269 words)

	Albatross (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		USS Albatross (1861), an American Civil War-era ship
		Albatross (ship, built in 1920), a Dutch/German sailing ship that was later used as a training ship and that sank under US American ownership in a white squall in 1961
		Albatros class fast attack craft, a class of German ships
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Albatros (250 words)

	Arm Albatros description
		The Albatros is basicly a Lancet with the added capabillity of being able to hide under water.
		The Albatros is a Torpedo Bomber, and it has no defence aganist air fighters and gunships.
		The Torpedoes from the Albatros only does half the damage of the Lancet Torpedoes, but the Albatros have two Torpedo racks against only one on the Lancet.
	www.planetannihilation.com /taug/arm/a_albatros.htm (146 words)

	Saigontourist - Travel Vietnam, Vietnam tour operator, travel, tourist, hotel, Vietnam destination, room, Vietnam ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Da Nang alone, four cruise ships have already docked the city so far this year, bringing 1,400 holidaymakers from as far as away as France, the US, and Spain, as well as from China and Hong Kong, according to Duong Thi Tho of the city's Tourism Department.
		The city is expected to see 4,000 tourist arrivals by cruise ship this month, and a total of 43 cruise ship arrivals with more than 21,000 passengers this year, compared to 26 ships with 13,500 passengers in 2006.
		The year 2007 would have the highest number of tourist arrivals by cruise ship in the past three years, with Saigontourist taking the lead in encouraging tourist vessels to make ports of call in the central region, said Ms Tho.
	english.saigontourist.net /news_details.php?id=261 (519 words)

	Anti missile ship MBDA
		The ALBATROS is a well proven, all weather, naval system for point and limited area defence, currently installed on more than 70 ships around the world.
		The ALBATROS system has flexible architecture, which facilitates its onboard installation on a variety of ships ranging from Aircraft Carriers and Cruisers to light off-shore Patrol Vessels.
		The ALBATROS 2000 programme is operationnal with the Italian Navy as an upgrade to existing systems and the same solution is being proposed to ALBATROS users worldwide.
	www.mbda.net /mbda/site/FO/scripts/siteFO_contenu.php?lang=EN&noeu_id=86 (301 words)

	Albatros (ship) - meaning of word
		Twelve years later she was purchased by Royal Rotterdam Lloyd for use as a training ship for future officers.
		The American yachtsman Ernest K. Gann purchased ''Albatros'' in 1956, rerigged her as a brigantine, and spent three years cruising in the Pacific.
		The loss of ''Albatros'' prompted the U.S. Coast Guard to undertake a thorough review of the stability and design requirements for sailing school ships, the new rules for which were codified in the Sailing School Vessels Act of 1982.
	wordsonline.org /Albatros_(ship) (297 words)

	ship models list
		This type of armour-plated ship is seldom represented by modelers in such precise miniature detail.
		A model of the 74 gun ship, built to show the beautiful contrasts in natural timbers.
		The absence of sails underlines the orderliness of the hull and the arrangement of its rigging.
	www.shipmodels.ru /models/eng (267 words)

	Finna.is — Leitarniðurstöður fyrir leitarorðið albatros (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Albatros is a sailing ship built in 1899 also known as a North Sea Klipper,
		she is one of the oldest sailing ships still afloat.
		A modernized derivative of the Albatros, the L-59, is still being built in the
	www.finna.is /finna/search/?query=albatros&option=vervef&Offensive=on&perSida=10&openNew=on&type=.&area=.&language=.&updated=. (205 words)

	Albatros Cruise Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Originally built as a trans-Atlantic liner for Cunard Line, this ship was acquired by Sitmar in 1968 and completely rebuilt - a dramatic change to her exterior appearance.
		Taken over by Princess Cruises in 1988 she sailed for that company until 1993 when she was purchased by Monaco-based V-Ships, which has chartered her to Phoenix Reisen since then.
		Translation: TS Albatros - the name stands for relaxion, rest, sun bathing and lazing in the fresh sea air.
	www.cruisereviews.com /misc/Albatros.htm (152 words)

	The Virtual Zoo: Albatross
		They return to land only to breed, at which time they perform a stylized courting ritual of elaborate bowing and posturing.
		Albatrosses are quite fearless around humans, who have nicknamed the birds "gooneys." Nesting sites near military airstrips on small islands have sometimes created problems because of the birds' interference with takeoffs and landings.
		Albatrosses also often follow a ship for days, diving steeply into the water to recover garbage from the wake of the ship.
	library.thinkquest.org /11922/birds/albatross.htm (350 words)

	Norfolk History and Past Times - Yesterdays - The Good ship Albatros in Wells next the Sea Norfolk and Holiday ...
		The Albatros is a Dutch sailing clipper, now located at the quayside of Wells-next-the-Sea in Norfolk.
		The Albatros began her life in Rotterdam in 1899.She was built for Johannes Muller from Middelhanis Holland and used to sail the Dutch and Danish waters.
		He was then chartered by Greenpeace as an environmental study centre for schoolchildren.This charter has now finished so the Albatros has returned to ‘her home port’ at Wells-next-the-sea, where the residents have welcomed her and her skipper with open arms.
	www.norfolkcoast.co.uk /pasttimes/pt_albatros.htm (316 words)

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