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Romanian Royal Navy - World Naval Ships Forums Archive (Page 5)


Romanian Royal Navy (Page 5)


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How strange is the history ! The sister-ship of BUCOVINA , austro-hungarian ENNS has fight with RRN monitors and Danube artillery during WW1 !
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This is a 2 metre long steam powered model of the Romanian naval ship "Fulgerul". This photograph is of the crew of the Fulgerul, including the Captain heading off into town on a spree. Does anyone recognise a great grandfather?
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When Fulgerul was originally built the foremast was mounted on the top centre of the gun turret. How did this work? How did the mast not rotate when the turret was turning? Incidentally, a belated thank you to all of those kind contributors who provided information previously on Fulgerul - I am most grateful. As built without a turret.
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Very nice model! Did you build it? I have problems writing my name so it is legible let alone trying to build models. I have much respect for the people that can do this! Jim


[QUOTE=sourdough;104507]Very nice model! Did you build it? I have problems writing my name so it is legible let alone trying to build models. I have much respect for the people that can do this! Jim[/QUOTE] I have built models but not this one. The builder did a good job as you say.


I'm fixed from some days on RRN river monitors ! For modellers , pics of Bodrog monitor and crewmen , the same class of RRN Danube monitors BRATIANU-Class . Some details of this ships are verry interesting !
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Hi Doru.Good photographs,plenty of details for those who build models.You must have a room full of books of your Navy..Regards Steve.


Doru, I find those monitors most interesting!:)


For SOURDOUGH , Another foto of BODROG-class monitor .
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For SANDY 1000 , Three models from Romanain Navy Museum : Capitan Romano-class torpedoboat and later patrol-boat , cruiser Elisabeta and monitor Bratianu .
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Hi Duro.Those BODROG Class monitors look mean machines.I Take it they were used only on rivers and Harbour defences,not sea going.I dont think I would like to meet even a 1/2 metre wave in one of those,otherwise it would become a submarine...Regards Steve.:D


You are right dear STEVE , but on page six there is the photo of monitor BODROG in Odessa at the end of WW1 (Bodrog reached Odessa harbour by sea not by land ) . Of course , any monitor who tried to sail during high waves or storm became a "submarine" ! .


Two verry old pics representing Romanian Royal Navy protected cruiser ELISABETA . Cruiser ELISABETA was the flagship of RRN until the end of WW1 .
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Photos of Constanta harbour at the beggining of WW2 .
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[QUOTE=dorupantos;105407]For SANDY 1000 , Three models from Romanain Navy Museum : Capitan Romano-class torpedoboat and later patrol-boat , cruiser Elisabeta and monitor Bratianu .[/QUOTE] Multumesc Doru. My kind of ships. Regards Sandy.


Romanian Royal Navy patrol and torpedo-boat (securitty-vesel) at the begining of 20' century .
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In the left side of this last picture there are two bows of Grivita-class gunboats .


[QUOTE=dorupantos;94730]And now a little history . Amiral Murgescu (who gave the name to the most succesfull ship in Romanian Royal Navy in WW2) was the captain of "Randunica"-torpedo motorboat who sunk the turkish monitor "Duba Seifi" during the romanian independence war 1977 .[/QUOTE] What year was this?


Dear KEBLIN , What year of what ?


Dear Dorupantos, The date of the sinking of the DUBA SEIFI. Sorry!!! I have just realised its a typing error, and it should have been 1877, not 1977. I must remember to study your history in more detail! Still thanks.


Dear KEBLIN , You are right , It is my fault ! The year is 1877 not 1977 (I tipe too fast). Also torpedoboat RANDUNICA was lead by russian lt. Dubasov (thank you Antoine for remainding me history that I learned 30 years ago !) and major Murgescu (future admiral) was second in command . That was a begining of a NOT! "BEAUTIFULL FRIENDSHIP" because in WW1 and end of WW2 russians and soviets have fight with romanian ships under russian and soviet command !(we were allies ? did't we ?)


Another classic example : Romanian Royal Navy ship , submarine-depot ship CONSTANTA (renamed by soviets BUG) feelling so well in soviets waters .
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For KEBLIN , Russian minelayers (actually there was mineboats) in 1880 ( after Romanian Independence War) on Danube , near Galatzi harbour .
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Thank You. Great photos. Much appreciated.


Verry rare photo of RRN destroyer REGINA MARIA ( QUEEN MARIA in english)!
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Romanian Royal Navy most modern minelayer in WW2 "Amiral Murgescu" in large .
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If you go to youtube and put "model steam gunboat Fulgerul" into searrch you should come up with a 1 minute clip of a model of Fulgerul in action.


Thank You Sandy !!! You Are Great !


Dear friend Dorupantos,hello!: Many thanks for your excellent work about the Romanian Royal Navy because here in Spain liitle is known about them. Many thanks for your work. Pedro


French gunboats SURVEILLANTE and DILLIGENTE were sister-ships with RRN gunboat LT. EUGEN STIHI (They were FRIPONNE-class gunboats ).
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After 23 August 1944 , Soviets came in Constanta-harbour with a lot of cargo-ships and small attack-boats (they don't needed larger ships , they have allready confiscated Romanian Royal Navy-ships by the armistice agreement) . Here are few pics of these interesting boats .
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During WW2 Germany used U-Boats in Black-Sea . Here are two pics of german U-boats in Constanta-harbour .
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The hitted german U-boat was exposed in a dock in Constanta (and also , I'm sure , "studied" for the construction of future soviet diesel-submarines in Cold War .


Another pics from Constanta-harbour ( WW2 ) in center with CONSTANTA submarine-depot ship . ( unfortounally the quality is not the best )
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Some interesting photos of RRN destroyer REGINA MARIA .
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a very interesting thread with some fine pictures , i too was unaware of the Romanian Royal Navy and its history Nigel


DEAR NIGEL , Do you know that at the beggining of WW2 Romanian Kingdom 's Army has not only british Vosper-type torpedoboats but also HURRICANE fighters ? You knew a little about our history and millitary , also by the fault of my countrymen , that are not interested !


DORU i have to say that i realy don't know anything about Romania , well i do now that i have read this thread but that's it so anything that you post will teach me something Nigel


Dear NIGEL , If you read my thread from the beggining you found I'm not an historian . If you wanna know more about my country or about his history , you only has to ask ! Manny regards , DORU


Crew of romanian minelayer DACIA " in action" .
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The austro-hungarian monitor "INN" have hit a russian mine and sunk near BRAILA-harbour at the end of WW1 . Romania receives this ship like reparations of war after WW1 and this monitor was renamed RRN BASARABIA . Images from salvage of this ship near BRAILA-harbour .
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Hi Doru.Nice to see you back with us and posting some more pictures of your beloved RRN. Many Regards Steve. PS the salvage ship in photo #3.Do you happen to know if it had a name,or just the #100?


I was indebdet for british torpedoboats (type Vosper ) who served in RRN during WW2. Yesterday I found they are made of wood (mahon )!!!
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Romanian Royal Navy minelayer AMIRAL MURGESCU in Odessa-harbour , after 23 august 1944 (PT-76 in the left side of the photo ).
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Pic of RRN torpedoboat SBORUL .
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Drawings of legendarry RRN submarine DELFINUL .
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Drawings of romanian VOSPER torpedoboat VISCOLUL .
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The BOFFORS-gun of RRN sub DELFINUL .
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More pics and drawings of RRN torpedoboats .
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Crewmen and main gun of torpedoboat VIJELIA .
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