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Mensaje: <blockquote data-quote="federicobarbarroja" data-source="post: 275633">Russian Warship NamesFirst Pacific SquadronBattleshipsPeresvyet- Named after a famous war hero who fought at the Battle of Kulikovskaya in 1380.Petropavlovsk- Named after a city on Kamchatka.Pobyeda- “Victory.”Poltava- Named after a city in the Ukraine where a famous battle was fought between Russia andSweden in 1709.Retvizan- Named after a Swedish frigate captured in 1790.Sevastopol- Named after the port city located in the Crimea.Tsarevich- “Prince.” Successor to the throne.CruisersAskold- Ancient Russian – Scandinavian prince of the 9th century.Bayan- A minstrel or story teller.Bogatyr- “Soldier.” The term used for a soldier in ancient times.Boyarin- A title to denote wealth in 13th century Russia.Diana- Named for the Roman goddess.Gromoboi- A combination of the words for “Thunder” and “Battle.”Novik- A title given to students who studied marine science abroad in the 18th century.Pallada- Named for the Roman goddess.Rossiya- “Russia.”Rurik- A famous Scandinavian prince who served Russia in 1862.Varyag- Term used for Scandinavian seafarers and soldiers in the 13th century.DestroyersBditelni- “Vigilant.”Bezposhtchadni- That which punishes enemies without pity.Bezshumni- That which operates silently, stealthily.Beztrashni- “Fearless.”Boevoi- “Battle.”Boiki- “Active/mobile.”Burni- “Storm.” A turbulent sea.Grozovoi- “Lightning.”Lt. Burakov- Named after the Russian officer who died in action during the Boxer uprising of 1900.Rastoropni- “Precise.”Razyashchi- “Direct.”Ryeshitelni- “Prepared.” Ready for action.Serditi- “Angry.”Silni- “Strong.”Skori- “Fast.”Smyeli- “Courageous.”Statni- Well built, or a strongly built soldier.Steregushchi- “Guardian.”Storozhevoi- “Sentry.”Strashni- “Terrible.”Stroini- “Slender.”Vlastni- “Commander.”Vnimatelni- “Attentive.”Vnushitelni- “Impressive.”Vuinoslivi- “Hardy.”GunboatsBobr- “Beaver.”Djigit- A dexterous horseman.Gaidamak- A reference to Ukrainian peasants who overthrew Polish landowners in 1733 & 1768.Gilyak- Term used to denote people who live on the Amur River or on Sakhalin Island.Gremyashchi- “Loud.” Something which makes a great noise.Korietz- “Korean.”Mandjur- “Manchurian.”Otvajni- “Brave.”Razboinik- “Thief/robber.”Sivuch- A male seal.Vsadnik- A mounted sentinel.Zabiyaka- A relentless warrior.MinelayersAmur- Named after the Amur River.Yenisei- Named after a river in Siberia.Auxiliary CruisersAngara- Named after a river in Siberia.Lena- Named after a river in Siberia.Mongoliya- “Mongolia.”</blockquote>

Verificación: Guerra desarrollada entre Argentina y el Reino Unido en 1982