HMS Acasta

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HMS Acasta was a Royal Navy fifth-rate frigate of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, noted for her active service during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Navy warship
fifth-rate frigate
armament broadside-mounted cannon
armamentCategory smoothbore muzzle-loading cannon
armamentType ship of 40 guns
class Acasta-class frigate
conflict French Revolutionary Wars
Napoleonic Wars
country Kingdom of Great Britain
United Kingdom
crewType sailors and marines
designedFor high-speed sailing performance
ocean-going operations
engagementType commerce raiding suppression
ship-to-ship actions
era Age of Sail
garrison Royal Navy officers and ratings
hasCapability long-range cruising without frequent resupply
participation in blockades and fleet operations
hasFeature single gun deck with additional guns on quarterdeck and forecastle
material wooden hull
namedAfter Acasta (figure from classical mythology) NERFINISHED
navalRatingSystem British Royal Navy rating system
navalTacticRole cruiser and commerce protection
notableFor active service during the French Revolutionary Wars
active service during the Napoleonic Wars
operator Royal Navy
partOf Royal Navy frigate force
periodOfService early 19th century
late 18th century
propulsion sail
role frigate in the Royal Navy battle fleet screen
independent cruising warship
serviceBranch Royal Navy
shipRigging full-rigged ship
shipType fifth-rate
technologyLevel late 18th-century naval architecture
usedFor blockade operations
convoy escort
engagements with French naval forces
patrol duties
usedIn Atlantic naval theatre NERFINISHED
European coastal waters

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