HMS Director

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HMS Director was a Royal Navy warship best known as the vessel commanded by William Bligh after the Bounty mutiny and for its involvement in the Spithead and Nore mutinies of 1797.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Navy warship
ship
afterEventCommander William Bligh after the Bounty mutiny
associatedWith Bounty mutiny
conflict French Revolutionary Wars
country Kingdom of Great Britain
crewActivity participation in large-scale naval mutinies of 1797
event Nore mutiny NERFINISHED
Spithead mutiny NERFINISHED
flagshipRole mutinous fleet elements at the Nore
hasMutiny Nore mutiny NERFINISHED
Spithead mutiny NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod French Revolutionary Wars era
knownFor being commanded by William Bligh after the Bounty mutiny
involvement in the Nore mutiny
involvement in the Spithead mutiny
locationOfService British waters
militaryBranchRole ship of the line
namedAfter Director of the Navy Board
notableCommander William Bligh NERFINISHED
operator Royal Navy
partOf Royal Navy Channel Fleet NERFINISHED
serviceBranch Royal Navy
type ship of the line
yearOfEvent 1797 mutinies at Spithead and the Nore

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William Bligh shipCommanded HMS Director