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Hussard

1799 corvette


Country of Registry
France
Service Entry
1799
Operator
Royal Navy
Vessel Type
corvette
Aliases
HMS Surinam, Hussar, Suriname, and HMS Sasnarang

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The French corvette Hussard, launched in 1799, was a warship known for its notable service during the Napoleonic Wars. It was involved in various naval battles and skirmishes, showcasing its speed and agility in combat. The Hussard played a crucial role in blockades and patrols, contributing to the French Navy's efforts in enforcing maritime superiority. The ship was armed with a mix of cannons and carronades, making it a formidable opponent against enemy vessels. Despite facing challenges such as damages and repairs, the Hussard continued to serve the French Navy with distinction. Its career culminated in a fierce engagement with British forces in 1806, where it was ultimately captured and later incorporated into the Royal Navy as HMS Hussar. The Hussard's legacy lives on as a symbol of naval warfare during the Napoleonic era, highlighting the strategic importance of corvettes in maritime conflicts of the time.

This description has been generated using GPT-3.5-TURBO based on the Vessel's wikidata information and then modified by ShipIndex.org staff.

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