Noun:

खलाशी शिकवणारी जहाजे,

training ship's Usage Examples:

She resumed her role as flagship of the 2nd Division of the 1st Squadron of the Mediterranean Squadron until 1 October 1931 when she became a training ship.

Besides testing machinery, armament and tactics, the submarine torpedo boat also served as a training ship for the crews of new submersibles.

Andrea Doria survived the war and soldiered on in the post-war navy as a training ship until 1956.

ReferencesExternal linksOfficial WebpageEducational institutions established in 1943El FerrolNaval academiesSpanish Navy1943 establishments in Spain {||}STS Mir (Мир, meaning Peace) is a three-masted, full-rigged training ship, based in St.

Training and hospital ship, 1882–1913Having been fitted out as an apprentice training ship, Jamestown recommissioned on 14 February 1882 and proceeded to the Atlantic coast via Cape Horn.

In 1951, Mercator returned to service as a training ship and completed 41 voyages, sailing almost all seas.

See also*Ralph McTell song about Peking, Around the Wild Cape Horn from his album, Somewhere Down the Road*Tom Lewis (songwriter) song Peking, from his album, Mixed Cargo* – still active as a sail training ship under Russian flag as .

Promoted to midshipman on 27 July 1878, he joined the frigate in the Channel Squadron in July 1878 and then transferred to the training ship at Portsmouth in April 1882.

It was also placed experimentally on the battleships , , , , , , and training ship .

Upon her return to Canada, Rimouski briefly served as a training ship at Halifax, before undergoing her second major refit.

In 1979 Lincoln served her final active commission as a training ship for submarine engineers, as her engines were akin to those aboard the Oberon-class submarine.

Synonyms:

school ship, ship,

Antonyms:

get off, disembark, fire,