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Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
provider of higher education for personnel in the British Armed Forces, Civil Service, other government departments
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HMS 'Asia' in Heavy Sea, Bay of Biscay at NightJohn Livesay· Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
The Battle of Lepanto, 7 October 1571Jan Wyck· Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
The Morning GunPeter Monamy· Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
Admiral Nelson (1758–1805)Leonardo Guzzardic. 1798–1800 · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
‘HMS Asia’ in Heavy Sea, Bay of Biscay at NightJohn Livesay· Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
Isaac Dalby (1744–1824), Aged 72, Professor of Mathematics at the Royal Military CollegeJohn James Halls1816 · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
‘HMS Alexander’ Commanded by Captain Rodney Bligh, Shortly before Striking Her Colours to the French Squadron, 6 November 1794William Shayer1819 · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
John Narrien, Esq. (1782–1860), FRS, Professor of Astronomy, Mathematics and Fortification to the Senior Department, Royal Military College (1820–1858)Henry William Pickersgill· Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
Major General Sir Edward Bruce Hamley (1824–1893), KCB, KCMG, RA, Commandant, Staff College (1870–1877)John Watson Gordonc. 1855–1856 · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
The Charge of the Light BrigadeThomas Jones Barker1877 · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
Lieutenant Sir J. Henry Lefroy (1817–1890), CB, KCMGAlessandro Ossani1879 · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
‘HMS Scout’ Passing an Iceberg, 4 March 1875 (Captain, Ralph P. Cator)Richard Brydges Beechey1880 · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
‘HMS Fawn’ Caught in a White Squall, Bass Straits, Australia (Commander, Ralph P. Cator)Richard Brydges Beechey1880 · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
‘HMS Defence’ off Vigo, Spain, in Heavy Sea, 7 December 1876 (Captain, Ralph P. Cator)Richard Brydges Beechey1880 · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
‘HMS Danube’ Blown on Shore while in Kazatch Bay, Sevastopol, Ukraine, 14 November 1854 (Lieutenant in Command, Ralph P. Cator)Richard Brydges Beechey1880 · Defence Academy of the United Kingdom