HMS Daring
brig of the Royal Navy
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HMS Daring was a British Royal Navy ship launched in 1844, classified as a "daring" class paddle-wheel steam frigate. It was armed with a mix of shell guns, pivot guns, and heavy guns, making it a formidable warship of its time. The ship played a significant role in various naval operations, including the Crimean War and the Second Opium War in China. HMS Daring also participated in the Baltic campaign during the Crimean War, serving in the Black Sea and engaging in naval bombardments. The ship saw action in several battles and skirmishes, showcasing its firepower and naval capabilities. HMS Daring had a long and active service life, undergoing multiple refits and upgrades over the years. Eventually, the ship was decommissioned in 1873 and sold for scrap. The history and service of HMS Daring highlight the importance of steam-powered frigates in naval warfare during the mid-19th century, demonstrating their role in protecting British interests and projecting power across the seas.
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