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trumpeters and 10 drummers). It was to be the basis of the field music of the units under the Corps of Military Seamen and the current form was established in 1937 on the basis of the regional drum and bugle formations of the Navy within Portugal and overseas. Since 1975, the band has been composed solely of personnel of the Marine Corps, and today is committed to fulfill the ceremonial duties of the Corps as well as of the entire Navy. With 30 drummers and trumpeters, it reports to the Marine Corps Command in Lisbon, and attends ceremonial events of the Navy as well as local events within Portugal. Playing solely using percussion (bass drum, tenor drums, snare drums and cymbals), fanfare trumpets and optionally helicons (and formerly bugles), the Fanfare Band is led on the field and parade by the Drum Major, using since the 1980s a replica mace similar to that used by the Naval Battalion. All wear the black beret with their dress and service uniforms.

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issues of having a branch of the Armed Forces performing an internal security role, the AMN was separated from the Navy in 2014, being now formally an entire separate organization. However, although legally separate, the AMN and the Navy organizations still override in many aspects. So, a single person has the double hat of being the head of the Navy (with the title of "Chief of Staff of the Navy") and the head of the AMN (with the title of "National Maritime Authority"). The same happens with other persons that have double hats (e.g. the Navy's maritime zone commanders are also the AMN heads of maritime departments, which territorial jurisdictions coincides). Besides this, the Navy continues to provide naval and other assets to the service of the AMN and continues to staff with its personnel a number of bodies of the AMN.

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anti-submarine frigates, submarines and mine warfare vessels to operate in the North Atlantic in the scope of NATO, a new "Overseas" navy starts to be planned. Initially, the planned Overseas navy is conceived as mobile intervention force, centered in light aircraft carriers carrying Marine assault forces. However, this concept is not considered the most adequate and soon evolves to a concept of force centered in frigates and corvettes capable of carrying and supporting small landing forces, as well as in patrol ships. The beginning of the separatist guerrillas in the early 1960s and the consequent need of operating in the rivers and lakes of the Portuguese Africa would force the evolution of the Overseas navy concept, with the creation of brown-water forces, equipped with a high number of small patrol and landing craft.

3347: 4448: 4796: 1458: 5472: 3108:). This mission was done by the patrol and landing crafts of the Zaire Flotilla, occasionally supported by frigates, and by units of Marines using rubber boats. The interdiction of the Zaire River was so successful that the Portuguese was able to stop the infiltration of the guerrillas, allowing the Portuguese Forces to defeat and almost totality eliminate them from Northern Angola, virtually terminating the war in the region in the early 1970s. The defeat and elimination of the guerrillas in Northern Angola, led the independence movements to re-orientate their activity to the vast, remote and almost desert areas of Eastern Angola in the late 1960s, benefiting from support and bases in the neighboring 1077: 1995: 4045:), with the main mission conducting operations of evacuation of Portuguese citizens from regions under crisis or tension. The initial core of its naval component—with an operational readiness of 48 hours—has permanently assigned a frigate, a corvette, a Marine company, a sappers divers detachment, a mine warfare detachment and, when available, a submarine and a fleet tanker. The Navy' Special Actions Detachment is assigned to the special operations component of the force. The FRI—including its naval component—was activated and pre-positioned in Cape Verde in April 2012, prepared to intervene in Guinea-Bissau if needed, following a military coup that occurred in that country. 2927:. Each naval command is responsible for an oceanic area of operations, in a way that most of the North Atlantic, the South Atlantic and the Indian Ocean are contiguously covered by Portuguese oceanic areas. Subordinated to the naval commands, a number of local maritime defense commands and naval support facilities are also created. The Portuguese Navy also develops a worldwide communications network, with naval radio stations being established in all Portuguese Overseas territories. This network takes the Navy to be given the fully responsibility for providing the long range inter-territorial radio communications service to all branches of the Portuguese Armed Forces. 2811: 3164:. Given the relatively small land area of the Portuguese Guinea, the sanctuaries offered by those countries allowed PAIGC forces to be able to launch direct attacks against the Portuguese garrisons from their bases in those countries and quickly withdraw to the other side of the border before being hit by the Portuguese counter-strikes. In this theater, the Portuguese Navy played the most varied missions, including most of the logistical support to the Portuguese military units scattered throughout the territory, fire support to the land forces, amphibious assaults with Marine units and the interdiction of the water supply lines used by the PAIGC. 5030: 2733: 5972: 5951: 8984: 6081: 5204: 1618:, from where they advance to the nearby city of Oporto, taking it on the next day. The Liberal army becomes them under siege inside Oporto by the Miguelite army that concentrates around the city. A dead-lock occurs then during an entire year, with neither the Miguelite forces being able to take the city neither the Liberal ones being able to break the siege. To break the impasse, the Liberals then decide to open another front in the rearguard of the enemy forces. A naval fleet sails from Oporto on 20 June 1833—with half of the Liberal army on board—and disembarks it in the 6190: 969: 261: 4065: 4635: 3168: 9052: 2269: 9024: 3685: 3530: 1762: 643: 4211:

and in the ceremonial role. In April 1903 the Band provided the music to the first ever audio recording ever to be made in Portugal, in memory of the recent visit of British King Edward VII to the country. The band also has been active in a number of foreign engagements beginning in 1922, when musicians performed in Brazil to celebrate the country's centennial year of independence. As the Navy's sole band, it continues the heritage and traditions of the bands that have had served the Navy for many centuries.

6232: 6218: 4701: 9359: 3673: 9384: 9234: 8009: 2533:. The Navy contributed for the defense of the Portuguese neutrality at sea and air. In the beginning of the war, the Portuguese Navy included six destroyers, seven avisos, three submarines, three torpedo boats, five gunships, two river gunboats, three patrol boats, two mine warfare vessels, four survey vessels, two support vessels and two training ships. Naval Aviation included around 40 aircraft, mainly seaplanes operating from the naval air stations of Lisbon, Aveiro and Macau and from the 6246: 4523: 1350: 6273: 6266: 6259: 6204: 2412: 6452: 6150: 4343: 315: 1898: 9220: 9206: 8313: 3709:. The Portuguese Navy has been especially active in peace-enforcement campaigns using combat ships, helicopter missions and special force marine detachments in amphibious and air evacuation of Portuguese nationals and other foreign civilians from dangerous war zones in Sub-Saharan Africa. The most notable missions performed were in Bolama (Guinea-Bissau, 1990), Luanda (Angola, 1992), and Bissau (Guinea-Bissau, 1998 and again in 1999). In these theatres the 4251: 6526: 6540: 6533: 2076:, bombarding the enemy positions and launching landing parties that took the German fortifications of the Namaca island. An amphibious assault against the northern bank of the river was however repulsed by well entrenched German forces, with intense machine-gun fire that caused a high number of casualties in the Portuguese landing parties. The northern bank of the Rovuma would finally be occupied by the Portuguese forces three months later. The cruiser 1552: 5537: 9304: 9038: 301: 9276: 6070: 6056: 6042: 6028: 6014: 6003: 5992: 5784: 5773: 5762: 5751: 5740: 5729: 6519: 6512: 5373: 6554: 6547: 9108: 9164: 9066: 9290: 9094: 9080: 9010: 8294: 5120: 71: 287: 9346: 9192: 9248: 9150: 6237: 6223: 6209: 6195: 4882: 9136: 6294: 6287: 6280: 6251: 9332: 9262: 9122: 1831:, from several areas in Mozambique and its concentration in the area of operations. The operations in the Pungwe River were conducted by the gunboats of the Zambezi Flotilla, reinforced with chartered merchant vessels. The landing forces included Army artillery and infantry troops, Colonial native units and naval infantry forces constituted by sailors detached from the crews of the ships of the Mozambique Naval Station. 9178: 9318: 6505: 6498: 6491: 2166: 4964: 6817: 2668:, which was occupied by Australian and Dutch forces in December 1941, allegedly to defend it against a possible Japanese invasion. After protests from the Portuguese Government, an agreement was reached in which the Allied forces would withdraw from the Portuguese territory after the arriving of the Portuguese military reinforcements that were sent from Mozambique on board the aviso 2408:

several exiled opposition politicians, managing to prevail and control the island. Under the threat of a possible intervention from foreign powers that send warships to the area and the threat from the Portuguese opposition politicians that suggested the creation of a separate "Republic of the Atlantic", the Government finds itself under pressure to quickly dominate the rebellion.

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person is frequently referred as "Admiral AMN" to distinguish him/her from the AMN organization. As an organization, AMN is the structure that includes the Directorate-General of the Maritime Authority (DGAM) and the Maritime Police (PM). Among other bodies, the DGAM includes itself the Life Guard Institute, the Directorate of Lighthouses, the maritime departments,

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The term "National Maritime Authority" has a double meaning, referring both to an entity and to an organization. As an entity, AMN is the person responsible for the administration and coordination of the organization, who inherently is the admiral that has the role of Chief of Staff of the Navy. This

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in the Mediterranean Sea in December 2001 and January 2002. Closer to home, the Portuguese Navy has consistently contributed patrol boats and corvettes to joint-nation EU exercises designed to aid Spain in dealing with its problem of illegal immigration and drug-trafficking off the Southern coast and

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to friendly territory in Australia. They remained in the area with the mission to continue to patrol the waters around Timor, in preparation for possible military action in response the invasion. Ultimately no response was forthcoming, with the last remaining Portuguese naval assets retreating in the

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that the Navy could give a proportionately higher contribution to the Portuguese war effort. Guinea is crossed by a multitude of water streams, many of them navigable rivers, and a large part of its territory is marshy and flooded. This conditions allowed the Portuguese Navy to intervene in virtually

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against a possible invasion. In 1941, islands began to be strongly reinforced with ground and air forces, with a garrison of 32,500 troops and more than 60 aircraft. The Portuguese Navy focused in the defense of the waters and ports of the Azores with patrol boats and destroyers deployed on rotation.

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The rebellion in Madeira made it more clear that an Atlantic country like Portugal, with islands and overseas territories, could not survive without a capable and adequately equipped Navy. An important investment in the Portuguese Navy was authorized by the Government, with Minister Magalhães Correia

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However, the engagements were limited by the fact that the Portuguese that constituted the majority of the crews of the Brazilian ships—although loyal to Peter I—refused to fight against other Portuguese. The conflict ended in 1824, with Portugal recognizing the independence of Brazil in 1825. In the

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With no significant new ships commissioned for many years, the Portuguese Navy spent most of the 1980s with four frigates, ten corvettes, three submarine and ten patrol ships, besides the support ships and minor units. The lack of specialized offshore patrol vessels meant that the corvettes and even

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From the late 1950s, the Portuguese Government and Military begin to concern about the increasing external and internal threats against the overseas territories of Portugal and the consequent need to defend them, including with adequate naval forces. Besides, the "European" navy equipped mainly with

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Government, revolted. As part of this movement, military uprisings are also planned for other parts of the Portuguese territory, but they either fail to occur or are quickly dominated by forces loyal to the Government. However, in Madeira, the rebels have the support of part of the population and of

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In the beginning of the 20th century, the Portuguese Naval League started to study a program of reforms and equipment to apply to the Portuguese Navy. These studies were mainly led by young naval officers from which stood out Lieutenant Álvaro Nunes Ribeiro and Lieutenant Fernando Pereira da Silva.

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campaigns, aimed to neutralize local uprisings and to enforce Portuguese sovereignty in Angola, in Mozambique, in the Portuguese Guinea and in other overseas territories. Most of the campaigns were in charge of the army, but the navy actively supported them, including leading some of the operations.

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In this period, the Navy also focused on the mission of the naval defense of Lisbon, complementing its ground defense. This was part of the national strategy which considered that the defense of Portugal would be assured by the defense of its capital and most important city. As part of this mission,

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was established to provide musical support to the then Royal Navy. Dissolved many times, its current form dates back from the 1880s. Today, under its current Director of Music, Commander Délio Alexandre Coelho Gonçalves it continues a long legacy of service in support of the Navy's primary missions

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On 7 June 1998, a military coup occurring in Guinea-Bissau, would trigger a major naval rescue operation that would demonstrate the capacity of the Portuguese Navy to intervene at thousands of kilometers away from Portugal. The coup quickly evolved into a civil conflict opposing the rebel forces to

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This could only be accomplished by conducting an amphibious operation to retake the island, but this showed difficult to execute without a properly equipped Navy that had been neglected for years and was in a state of almost "naval zero". Under the leadership of the Navy Minister Magalhães Correia,

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Another port that received much attention from the Portuguese Navy, was that of São Vicente, in the Cape Verde isles. São Vicente was the interface of the telegraph submarine cables that connected America, Europe and Africa, as well being a major coaling station for the Allied warships and merchant

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to compel the Miguelist Government to give in to several French demands, with the few operational and undermanned Portuguese warships (only one ship of the line, four frigates and two corvettes) that were in the Tagus not being able to oppose the superior French forces (six ships of the line, three

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remained in the area until mid-2001. A company of 155 Marines was also sent to the territory as part of Portugal's UN peacekeeping role while the situation was volatile. Since 2004 a smaller detachment of Portuguese Marines is integrated in the Timor Military Liaison Group closely coordinated with

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supported allied forces in the Persian Gulf. In the various Balkan wars which resulted from the dismembering of Yugoslavia, the Portuguese Navy was an active player in Portugal's UN and NATO commitment, maintaining a frigate with DAE special forces in the Adriatic Sea continuously between 1991 and

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was requested to collaborate in the security of the city, that was under the threat of an uprising and only guarded by 50 police officers, disembarking 116 of the members of its crew, that assumed the defense of the port for four days, until the return of the British naval forces that had left for

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type activities in Portugal, including the security, safety, life-guard, lighthouses and pollution fighting at sea. For hundreds of years and until 2014, the maritime authority role in Portugal was performed by the Navy, with the AMN constituting a branch of it. However, due to the constitutional

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on 11 November 1975. Most of the Portuguese small naval units based in those territories were transferred to the newly-established nations. The Navy supported the withdrawal of many thousands of Portuguese troops and civilians from Africa, transporting them back to Portugal. On the day of Angolan

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was able to sustain a disadvantageous battle with the Indian ships, firing nearly 400 rounds and hitting two of the enemy vessels. Finally, after having suffered severe damage from the enemy fire, with five of the crew killed and 13 injured (including its captain), the ship was stranded and later

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Besides the already existing ships that suffer modernization programs, the Portuguese Navy starts to receive a series of new ships from the late 1940s, including nine frigates, three submarines, 14 patrol ships and 15 mine warfare ships. The Naval Aviation also receives new aircraft, including 24

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during the World War I. Another of these surprise attacks occurred against the post of Cuangar in southern Angola in October, also resulting in the massacre of most of the Portuguese garrison, machine-gunned by the attacking German forces. As part of the Portuguese military reinforcements sent to

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that made several expeditions since the late 1870s. Hermenegildo Capelo and Roberto Ivens made the first land connection between Angola and Mozambique, crossing the interior of Africa by unexplored territory, leaving the west coast in January 1884 and arriving at the east coast in September 1885.

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and the latter as a drum and bugle corps. Combined the ensembles were composed of 51 members, divided into 34 musicians (1 bass drummer, 10 snare drummers, 5 fifers, 5 bass trumpeters, 8 buglers, 10 trumpeters) and 16 field musicians (the latter made up of a drum major, a bass drummer, 5 fanfare

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After a period of political dispute with the Parliament in Lisbon, Prince Peter finally broke with it and declared the independence of Brazil in 1822, becoming its first Emperor, as Peter I. Peter I was supported by many of the Portuguese naval personnel stationed in Brazil, whose members became

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Today, the Portuguese Navy assumes a dual role capacity: naval combat missions to assure Portugal's sovereignty and international commitments, and coast guard operations in its territorial waters and areas of influence. The Portuguese Navy also participates in missions related with international

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The death of King John VI in 1826, together with the disputes between the Absolutists and the Liberals, created a succession and political crisis. Being the heir of the Portuguese Crown, Emperor Peter I of Brazil briefly becomes the King of Portugal, as Peter IV, then abdicating in favor of his

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From 1770, under the leadership of D. Martinho de Melo e Castro, secretary of State of the Navy, the Portuguese Navy went through large reform and modernization. Incidentally, as part of these reforms, the old procedure of baptizing Portuguese ships with names of Saints was replaced by names of

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research. The scientific missions of the Navy are led by the Hydrographic Institute, with the support of the Hydrographic Ships Group. One important role in this area is the support to the Mission for the Extension of the Continental Shelf of Portugal, that has been given since 2004. For this

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Besides the purely military missions, during the conflict, the Portuguese Navy performed a number of humanitarian missions, that included many maritime search and rescue operations. In this operations, it was able to save thousands of lives of survivors from vessels and aircraft sunk near the

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The needs to give priority for the acquisition of a large number of small units to operate in the African rivers delayed the plans for the ocean overseas force foresee in the late 1950s. However these plans go forward in the late 1960s, with the building of ships capable of operating both as

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attacks. The main effort was made on the defense of the Lisbon harbor, the principal Portuguese seaport and naval base, with intense naval patrolling done by surface vessels, submarines and naval aircraft, naval surveillance from land stations and the launching of antisubmarine mines and net

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The long period of conflict that goes from the Napoleonic Wars to the end of the Civil War weakened the country and caused a sharp decline of its Navy. This decline was further reinforced due to the mutual mistrust between the Liberal politicians and the Navy due their past in the Civil War,

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battleships, three cruisers, 12 destroyers and six submarines. Although approved by the parliament in 1912, the program comes to almost nothing, mostly due to the lack of funding. On the contrary, during the First Republic, the navy entered a period of neglect, gradually losing part of its

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the forces loyal to the Government (with military support from the neighbors Senegal and Republic of Guinea), with thousands of Portuguese and other foreign residents being caught in the middle of the fights. The Portuguese Armed Forces immediately prepared a rescue operation, codenamed

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organized the Portuguese Navy in three permanent armadas (fleets): the Armada of the Coast (for coastal patrol), the Armada of the Islands (based in the Azores, for the protection of the ocean navigation in the North Atlantic) and the Armada of the Strait (operating in the area of the

2154:, with engagements occurring when Ponta Delgada and Funchal were attacked and bombarded by U-boats. The Portuguese Navy also supported the naval base and air station operated by the United States Navy in Ponta Delgada and the naval air station operated by the French Naval Aviation in 2763:, suffered a failure of her engines for 45 minutes. In a middle of a heavy storm, without engines and suffering the strong impact of the huge waves of the North Atlantic, the ship tilted 67°, the highest slope of a ship without sinking ever registered in the history of navigation. 2678:. In February 1942, when the Portuguese reinforcements were still en route, the Japanese used the pretext of the Australian and Dutch invasion to invade Portuguese Timor, catching the Allied forces by surprise and forcing them to withdraw to the mountains. This evolved to 2454:

launching a new naval program, partially based in early plans conceived by Admiral Pereira da Silva. The naval program foresee the existence of a European naval force for Atlantic control centered in destroyers and an overseas naval force for colonial service centered in

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From 1970, the Portuguese naval presence in Angola stabilized, including one frigate in rotation, four patrol ships, 11 patrol motor launches, 15 landing crafts, two Special Marine detachments, four Marine companies and five detachments of the Navy Forces in the East.

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Besides the efforts made in the Overseas wars, during this period the Navy was able to continue to guarantee the Portuguese naval commitments to the NATO missions in the North Atlantic. To be able to continue to support these missions, the Portuguese Navy built three

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guerrillas that were active in the area. In the end of 1968, the Command of the Navy Forces in the East was established in a base located in a region known as the Terras do Fim do Mundo (the Lands of the End of the World), that gave origin to a small town named

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also made a major contribution for the war effort of Portugal, either with their vessels and personnel mobilized to serve as part of the Portuguese Navy, either by their own, transporting troops and supplies under the constant danger of U-boat, naval mine and

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At the end of the 19th century, the Portuguese Navy had the conscience that it did not have a capable force to defend the Portuguese European waters and ports against a possible enemy aggression. The Portuguese naval theorists started to defend the use of the

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Portuguese waters. These included both warships and merchant vessels, from the Allies, the Axis and the Neutral countries. In one of these operations in January 1943, when returning to Ponta Delgada, after rescuing 119 survivors of the US merchant ships

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By the end of 1975, for the first time in 500 years, Portugal was again a merely European country and its Navy a merely North Atlantic navy. The Portuguese Navy refocused its efforts on defense of the Atlantic against the potential naval threat of the

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In parallel to developing its fleet, the Portuguese Navy starts to expand its worldwide capacity of command, control and logistics in order to cover all Portuguese Overseas territories and respective waters. From 1957, naval commands are created in

2015:), one destroyer, one submarine, 12 gunships, seven river gunboats, four torpedo boats, two training ships and other seven armed vessels. During the war, two additional destroyers, three submarines and three gunships would be received. A number of 3204:, on which, for the first time ship based helicopters were used and large scale amphibious assaults were made. The assaults against the several islands were supported by naval bombardments and air strikes. For the operation, the Navy employed the 2143:, with antisubmarine barrages and with coastal batteries operated by the navy. From 1916 to 1918, the Portuguese naval forces in Cape Verde were able to successfully repulse several U-boat attacks against ships anchored in the São Vicente harbor. 7123: 1418:

The Portuguese Navy ended the 18th century with a fleet that included 13 ships of the line, 16 frigates, three corvettes, 17 brigs and eight support ships. In addition, the Portuguese naval forces also included the Navy of India, based in the

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and other auxiliary and minor vessels, with a submarine under construction. Nonetheless, owing to financial problems as a result of mismanagement and failure to develop its African possessions, Portugal was unable to maintain a larger fleet.

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had to be fought against the Spanish forces. Although the threat from the powerful Spanish Navy existed, no major naval engagements occurred, with the war being fought mainly on land. At the same time, Portugal made peace agreements with

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To expel the PAIGC forces that were occupying the Como island and other near islands in the southern region of the Portuguese Guinea, in January 1964, the Portuguese Armed Forces launch the Operation Trident, a major conventional type

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bombarded the Macau Naval Air Station, destroying its facilities and aircraft. This never well explained attack was done, allegedly, because United States forces were mistakenly thinking that Macau had been occupied by the Japanese.

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symbolized by the disagreement between Queen Mary II and the Navy that will cause that, during the whole Constitutional Monarchy, this will never receive regimental colors, with its landed forces always parading carrying a simple

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The Portuguese Navy operated in the North Atlantic, escorting merchant vessels and protecting the maritime communication lines between the Mainland and the Portuguese Atlantic isles. In one of these missions, occurred the famous

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on 8 March 1808. The new Portuguese capital was established in Rio de Janeiro. Carried in the fleet, the Royal Academy of Midshipmen also arrived and was installed in the city, as well as a part of the Royal Brigade of the Navy.

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and their names painted on the sides of the hull. However, this did not completely prevent some submarine attacks against Portuguese ships. The most serious attack would occur in 1942, when the three-masted lugger sailing ship

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The new regime quickly negotiated ceasefires with the insurgents in Angola, Mozambique and Guinea, ending the Overseas wars. This was soon followed by the independence of the Portuguese African territories, the first being

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To address the need to defend the coast and the harbors of the Atlantic islands and Continental Portugal, the Portuguese fleet was reinforced with about 30 patrol boats and mine hunters, including newly built vessels and

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same year, the Royal Academy of Midshipmen in Rio de Janeiro was divided in two, one for Brazil and the other for Portugal, with the students and faculty members that opted for Portuguese nationality returning to Lisbon.

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by the French revolutionaries, Portugal entered the anti-revolutionary Coalition. In 1793, the Portuguese Navy was tasked with transporting by sea and escorting the Portuguese Expeditionary Army sent to help Spain in the

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naval base, and by units of marines. The establishment of the Nyasa Flotilla was possible by the organization of complex logistical operations to transport a total of 12 patrol and landing craft from the coastal port of

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the Portuguese Navy will, however, demonstrate great ability to improvise, mobilizing a flotilla of merchant and fishing vessels, that are urgently fitted for naval service. This flotilla includes the seaplane carrier

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being attacked by the English, the French and the Dutch, all enemies of Spain. The reduced Portuguese population (around one million) was not sufficient to resist so many enemies, and the Empire started to fall apart.

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Since 1990, the Portuguese Navy participated in various long-range missions where it has effectively conducted Portugal's foreign policy, using its units solely or integrated in vaster campaigns articulated with the

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seaplane of the navy, specifically outfitted for the journey. The aircraft was equipped with an artificial horizon for aeronautical use, a revolutionary own invention of Gago Coutinho. They arrived on the Brazilian

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seaplanes that patrolled the waters from the reactivated Azores Naval Air Station at Ponta Delgada. In a smaller scale, similar reinforcements were also sent to Madeira and to Cape Verde islands. Although both the

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During 14 days of fighting in February 1625, the Portuguese Navy gained a strategic victory when a squadron of galleons, commanded by Rui Freire de Andrade, and another one of galleys, commanded by Álvaro Botelho,

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in 1845. From the late 1850s, the navy gradually replaced its sailing ships by steam or mixed propulsion ships, its principal warships becoming the mixed-propulsion corvettes for the high seas operations and the

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of Genoa to be the first Admiral of the Kingdom, on the 12 December 1317. This is considered the official date of foundation of the Portuguese Navy, with its 700 years being commemorated on the 12 December 2017.

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entered in the Port of Bissau, under artillery fire, rescuing more than 2,200 civilians, including 500 Portuguese nationals. An air evacuation, planned to be conducted by Portuguese Air Force C-130 aircraft and

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After the cession of hostilities in 1945, the Portuguese Navy organized an expedition to Timor to reoccupy the territory and to restore Portuguese sovereignty. The naval component of the expedition included the

7306:"A lancha UAM-647 Macaréu da é agora utilizada pela Célula de Experimentação Operacional de Veículos Não Tripulados (CEOV), e é convertida para missões marítimas não tripuladas, adotando a designação de X-2801" 3474:

riverside square, where most of the revolutionary forces were congregated. Once in position, the frigate was ordered to open fire against the armored vehicles of the revolutionary forces, but its crew refused.

2891:), three submarines, 23 patrol vessels, 19 mine warfare vessels (including ocean mine-sweepers, coastal mine-sweepers and mine-hunters), four survey vessels, one tanker, one buoy tender and one training ship. 2973:

attacking Goa included an aircraft carrier, two cruisers, eight frigates and five other ships. The Portuguese naval forces comprised only three small patrol boats, one each in Goa, Daman and Diu, and the old

3183:

The Portuguese naval presence in Guinea, from 1964, included a frigate, seven patrol boats, 15 landing craft, four Special Marine detachments and two Marine companies. Latter, additional landing craft and a

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Besides combat operations, the Portuguese Navy continued to provide long-range and coastal logistics to the Portuguese Armed Forces stationed in the several overseas territories of Portugal in the Atlantic

2998:

engaged in the last conventional battle fought by the Portuguese Navy to the present day, when, at the 12h00 of 18 December, several Indian frigates entered Mormugao harbour and opened fire. In response,

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The Navy also had to plan a possible strategic evacuation of the Portuguese Government to the Azores. This evacuation was planned to occur in the case of an enemy invasion and successfully occupation of

1704:

called for by Portugal, the navy participated in the Portuguese exploration and mapping of the interior of Africa. From the Portuguese explorers of the African hinterland, stood out the naval officers

2468:, naval aircraft, submarines and support vessels. Although only half of the program was executed, from 1933 to 1939, the Portuguese Navy acquired a total of 22 new warships, including state of the art 4223:, its history dates back to 1837. Until that year the Royal Brigade, ancestor to the Marine Corps, have had drummers, fifers, buglers and trumpeters in its ranks, a tradition inherited by the current 2664:. Although the naval and military assets were always few for such large number of territories, it was still possible to maintain the integrity of the great majority of them. The major exception being 1804:

that operated in the African rivers in support of the ground forces. The navy also organized expeditionary naval infantry units that operated in Africa as landing forces in support of the army units.

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Navy Vocational Training System schools and centers: Marines School, Hydrography and Oceanography School, Diving School, Naval Technologies School and Naval Integrated Training and Evaluation Center,

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were transported to France, more than 15,000 men to Angola and more than 17,000 to Mozambique. Smaller military contingents were also transported to other Portuguese island and overseas territories.

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in January 1809. The amphibious invasion was done by a Portuguese naval flotilla supported by a British frigate, a force of 550 marines of the Royal Brigade of the Navy and 700 Brazilian regulars.

3112:. To respond to this move, the Navy also started to focus in Eastern Angola, establishing naval and Marine units at more than 1,000 km (620 mi) from the sea coast. These operated in the 7646: 3257:

and Special Marines and 150 political opponents of the Guinean dictatorship. During the night of 21–22 November, the Portuguese forces were able to take the control of the city, neutralizing the

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that constituted an additional threat to be faced by the Portuguese naval forces. Besides this, the PAIGC benefited from the support of the neighboring countries of Senegal and specially, of the

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The Navy is also developing the Portuguese Task Group (PO TG), a naval force aimed to guarantee a naval warfare national autonomous capacity. This force is intended to act as a naval element of

877:, as one of the Captains of the fleet to India of Pedro Álvares Cabral, is separated from the main fleet by a storm while crossing the Cape of Good Hope, and becomes the first European to reach 6479: 6177: 3774:, off the coast of Northern Spain, Portugal dispatched various frigates and surveillance aircraft to the area, which were fundamental in providing independent information regarding the events. 3656:-class frigates would soon be considered obsolete, being taken out of service in the early 1980s, but remaining moored at the Lisbon Naval Base until finally decommissioned in the early 1990s. 1519:. In 1820, after a Revolution in the city of Oporto, the Constitutional regime is established in Portugal. The Parliament in Lisbon required the return of the King from Brazil to Europe. King 2106:

One of the main roles of the Portuguese Navy was to defend the ports of Mainland Portugal and of the Portuguese North Atlantic isles (the Azores, Madeira and Cape Verde), specially against

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flying boats and an Army landing force. The naval expedition leaves Lisbon on 24 April, with the landing operations starting on 26 April. The air support, provided by the Naval Aviation

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to be able to navigate near the coast and in large rivers and had accommodations on board for a force of Marines, being capable of supporting it in landing operations. Six ships of the

1710: 2450:, was crucial for the success of the landings and the advance of the Government forces inside the island. After several days of combat, on 2 May 1931, the rebels cease the resistance. 1776:, which replace the mixed propulsion corvettes as the primary ships of the fleet. A fifth cruiser was also ordered in the scope of a public subscription organized as a response to the 4102:

central bodies of administration and management: Superintendence of Personnel, Superintendence of Material, Superintendence of Finance and Superintendence of Information Technologies;

2349:, concentrating them in a single place. The plans for the new Naval Base facilities also foresee the transference of the Lisbon Naval Air Station, from the Bom Sucesso docks to a new 1115:, Portugal continued to be formally an independent kingdom with its own Navy, but its foreign and naval policies became increasingly subordinate to and oriented by Spanish interests. 8525: 2850:

dive bombers that form an anti-submarine squadron, considered a case study of efficiency among NATO, initially based at the Aveiro Naval Air Station and then transferred to the new

1407:

To aid United Kingdom to defend itself from a possible French invasion, the Portuguese Navy organized and sent the Channel Squadron, with five ships of the line, two frigates, two

3320:

In addition to its commitment in the Mozambican theatre of operations against the independence forces, from 1966, the Portuguese Navy had to maintain an oceanic task force in the

1504:. Between November 1809 and February 1810, the Portuguese naval forces based in Macau conducted a campaign against Chinese pirates, defeating them in a series of naval actions in 1122:

intended to invade England, although England was an old ally of Portugal. Portugal provided the most powerful squadron of ships of the Armada, including its flagship, the galleon

2295:-class gunship programs, building two additional units of the previous and three units of the latter. As a war compensation, the Portuguese Navy received six Austrian-Hungarian 1807:

The Báruè Campaign, in 1902, stood out as an example of a colonial campaign led by the Navy and where important naval assets were employed. The campaign was aimed to pacify the

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Mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2006, and the NATO fleet off the coast of Somalia, where Portugal's Navy has played a prominent role. During the flooding of the

1911:

The conflict between Portugal and Germany started before the formal declaration of war between the two countries, when several military clashes occurred in the borders between

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anti-submarine ocean escorts as to perform overseas patrol and landing operations. These ships are foresee as a modern version of the avisos of the 1930s. For this role, four

1931:

in Northern Mozambique, resulted in the massacre of the small garrison, including its commander, the Navy sergeant Eduardo Rodrigues da Costa, who become the first Portuguese

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mainly for coastal and colonial patrols. In 1880, the Portuguese fleet included an armored corvette, six corvettes, 13 gunships, three training ships and four support ships.

7279: 1987:), in a total of 72 German and Austro-Hungarian vessels. This is followed by the German declaration of war to Portugal on 9 March, marking the formal Portuguese entrance in 7675: 3339:

From 1971, the Portuguese naval presence in Mozambique included three frigates or corvettes, one logistical support ship, three patrol boats and one landing craft in the

6472: 6170: 3999:. During 2009 and January 2010, the NATO fleet in the Gulf of Aden was commanded by the Portuguese Navy, who received the award of "exceptional bravery at sea" from the 997:

All of these actions were only possible with the naval capability and the navigation knowledge of the Portuguese navigators, as well as their courage and determination.

5298: 2392:, would lead the Portuguese Navy to reinforce again the naval forces in Macau, this time with sloops in rotation. The Macau Naval Air Station would be reactivated with 502: 462:

From the late 15th century until the late 16th century, the Portuguese navy had become the most powerful maritime force in the world. For most of the 16th century, the

3218:, seven patrol boats, eight landing craft and three detachments of Special Marines – that, together with a reinforced Army battalion, formed the landing forces. 4056:

ship, whose planned acquisition has been however delayed. The readiness of the PO TG has been regularly trained and evaluated in the INSTREX series naval exercises.

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being transferred to there in 1936 and the Alfeite Arsenal being finished in 1937. The construction of the new facilities would continue gradually until the 1950s.

1392:). This Brigade was commanded by a flag officer and included divisions of naval artillery, naval infantry and naval artificers, with a total of more than 5000 men. 1236:

in Brazil from the Dutch, who had captured the city one year before. The Portuguese fleet was commandeered by Manuel de Menezes and counted 22 ships, including the

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are ordered from French yards. In parallel, the Portuguese Navy's engineer Rogério d'Oliveira designs a revolutionary type of ship for the role, that would be the

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The modernization of the Portuguese Navy in the last years of the Monarchy meant that in 1910, it had sophisticated ships, already equipped with electric energy,

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service execution bodies: Underwater and Hyperbaric and Naval medical centers, laboratories and depots, Hydrographic Base, naval support points and other bodies;

1947:, the Portuguese Navy captured 38 German ships anchored in the Lisbon harbor. Other ships are captured in the Portuguese harbors of Mainland Portugal (Porto and 1248:

On 1 December 1640, the Portuguese revolted and restored the full independence of Portugal after 60 years of Spanish domination. To defend its independence, the

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In the beginning of the 15th century, the country entered a period of peace and stability. Europe was still involved in wars and feudal conflicts which allowed

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and of several ships that were on the way to reinforce the Castilian forces that were besieging Lisbon. In July 1384, the Portuguese Navy was able to break the

7504: 6465: 6163: 907:, and the Portuguese presence and dominance in the area is definitely attained. In Morocco the Portuguese conquests continued and they took over the cities of 1591:

in 1829. The Miguelite fleet continued to blockade the island. In 1831, Peter I abdicated also from the crown of Brazil in favor of his older son, who become

1539:, some small naval engagements occurred between the Brazilian Navy and the Portuguese naval forces in Brazil that remained loyal to the Government of Lisbon. 2115:

barrages. The Navy also manned some of the coastal defense artillery batteries. In the defense operations of the Lisbon harbor, the Navy lost the minehunter

1815:. The operations were under the overall command of Lieutenant-Commander João Coutinho. They included the initial maritime movement of troops by the cruisers 481:

and its maritime power lost a significant deal of its prestige, beginning to decline as other newly emerging European empirical powers began to overtake it.

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Besides the already existing role of Admiral of Portugal, the Crown creates the role of Admiral of India, whose first holder becomes Vasco da Gama in 1500.

7396: 3549:(ex-Portuguese Timor), which unlike the African colonies had no recent history of revolutionary guerilla activity. Political organizing was legalized, but 8175: 3882: 3855:. Operation Crocodile terminated on 21 July 1998, with the Portuguese naval force leaving the waters of Guinea-Bissau and being rendered by the frigate 3037:

fought in Africa (1961–1975), the Portuguese Navy played a fundamental role in combat, patrol and amphibious missions in the ocean and inland waters of

1404:

against France. This was done by the Transport Squadron organized with four ships of the line, one frigate, four transport ships and 10 merchant ships.

2633:. The risk of this invasion happening was considered high and plans for it were in fact included in the German preparations for the planned operations 2625:), the Portuguese military reinforcements were able to support Portuguese diplomacy in successfully deterring any attempt at performing that invasion. 7213: 2495:. The cruisers ended by not to be built and the seaplane carrier started to be built, but was later cancelled and replaced by other additional ships. 8932: 899:

in Portuguese). Nevertheless, the Portuguese penetration in the Indian Ocean was not peaceful due to the opposition of the Muslims. However, in 1509

7594: 7530: 1733: 8983: 779:, becoming one of the most important Portuguese naval bases. The structure exists to this day and is a robust example of slave trade in this era. 2872:

After an intense debate and the fierce opposition from the naval aviators, in 1952, the Government takes the controversial decision to place the

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In 1889, Naval Lieutenant João Augusto Fontes Pereira de Melo presented the project of a "submarine station". A model of the so-called submarine

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and a hospital-ship. From July 1794 to March 1796, under the command of António Januário do Valle, the Portuguese Channel Squadron patrolled the

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The Portuguese Navy has also actively participated in several international peace-keeping and peace-enforcing efforts in conjunction with other

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In 1896, an emergency naval program proposed by the Navy Minister Jacinto Cândido da Silva was approved. This included the construction of four

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harbour, as well as providing vital radio communications with Lisbon after on-shore radio facilities had been destroyed in Indian air-strikes.

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set up secure zones amidst the combat areas, and evacuation units, sometimes operated by Portuguese Army special forces or Portuguese Marines

1461:

Prince Regent John and the Royal Court of Portugal prepare to embark in the Portuguese fleet seen on the Tagus, that would take them to Brazil

1025:). These fleets would subsist until the beginning of the 19th century. Besides the permanent three fleets, the Navy continued to organize the 381:

in the 15th and 16th centuries. The result of this technical and scientific discoveries led Portugal to develop advanced ships, including the

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in Africa, with limited capability for anti-submarine and anti-ship roles. A planned fleet retrofit program, including the installation of

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After half a century, the Portuguese Navy was in combat again during the second half of the 20th century. These combats took place in the

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Another wartime mission for the Navy was the transportation and the convoying of the Portuguese expeditionary troops sent to fight in the

470:

and technology, dominated most of the Atlantic Ocean south of the Canary Islands, the Indian Ocean and the access to the western Pacific.

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With insufficient forces to deter the invasion, in order not to be captured and keep the independence of the Kingdom, the Prince Regent

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In 1792, the three naval regiments (two of infantry and one of artillery) were reorganized and merged as the Royal Brigade of the Navy (

8973: 8968: 8688: 8079: 7280:"Força Aérea Portuguesa mostra caça F-16 no centro de Braga - Poder Aéreo – Aviação, Forças Aéreas, Indústria Aeroespacial e de Defesa" 7105: 6869: 3881:, in Mozambique (2000) a detachment of Portuguese Marines conducted flood rescue operations as part of the humanitarian relief effort. 3848: 1470: 1276:, Africa and Asia. Despite some important initial setbacks, the Portuguese were finally able to react, repulsing the Dutch assaults on 862: 4010:

In parallel with its military roles, the Portuguese Navy continued to assume an important scientific role, mainly in the scope of the

1936:

respond to the German aggressions, a naval infantry expeditionary battalion was sent to Angola in November 1914, participating in the

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Os Navios e as Técnicas Náuticas Atlânticas nos Séculos XV e XVI: Os Pilares da Estratégia 3C - Rear Admiral Antonio Silva Ribeiro -

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and the Allied powers had plans to invade the islands and use them to control the Atlantic (including the planned British operations

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The first historically known battle involving Portuguese naval forces happened in 1180, during the reign of Portugal's first king,

7069: 6891: 4088:. The CEMA also continues to be the head of the National Maritime Authority, although this became separated from the Navy in 2014. 3417: 1791:

From the end of the 19th century until the beginning of the 20th century, the Portuguese Navy participated in a series of colonial

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ever operated by the Portuguese Navy), two auxiliary cruisers, two transport ships and four naval trawlers, that join the cruiser

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Due to the frequent piracy attacks and the civil conflicts affecting China, in 1927 the Portuguese Navy reinforced its station at

1049:, the world's most powerful warship of the time, armed with between 80-200 guns and under the command of the brother of the King, 8889: 8338: 8054: 6967: 2858: 2438:, a destroyer and three gunships, to constitute the naval forces organized to retake Madeira. These forces carried on board four 2080:

was also sent to Mozambique in April 1918, incidentally detecting and engaging a U-boat, while en route. When it was anchored in

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by belligerent forces. The Portuguese Navy sent a naval force, under the command of Captain Melo Gomes, composed of the frigate

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began in 1323 in Portugal. Between 1336 and 1341, the first attempts at maritime expansion were made, with an expedition to the

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fighters were in use. Only the largest of the Portuguese Navy's vessels are capable to support aviation: two frigates classes (

5289: 4020: 3354:, one of the anti-submarine frigates built in the 1960s to assure the Portuguese commitments towards NATO in the North Atlantic 3333: 2327: 7676:"Exame Informática | Marinha Portuguesa adquire 12 drones à Beyond Vision e aumenta capacidade de resposta a manobras da NATO" 3584:

Upon detecting the Indonesian invasion, the naval units evacuated Portuguese authorities and a small military detachment from

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To avoid being confused with ships from belligerent countries, the Portuguese merchant vessels started to navigate with large

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capabilities, in a process that culminated in a situation that would be referred in the late 1920s as an almost "naval zero".

8925: 8333: 8059: 3346: 3030:, which was finally destroyed and sunk, with two members of the crew (including its captain) killed and other three injured. 2834:

against the Soviet naval threat. Inside NATO, the Portuguese Navy stands out by the development of a high proficiency in the

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attacks. From 1916 to 1918, 115 Portuguese merchant ships were sunk by U-boats, with the loss of 120 members of their crews.

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centers of the operational component of the system of forces: command centers, command posts and operations support centers;

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all the territory, including in its hinterland regions. By the other side, in this theater, the Portuguese forces faced the

8609: 8467: 8379: 8225: 6678: 5857: 4786: 4300: 3962: 3933: 3803: 3196:, two African Special Marines detachments were created, staffed with personnel recruited locally in the Portuguese Guinea. 1490: 1089: 101: 4105:

naval component command: Naval Command and subordinate maritime zones commands (North, Center, South, Azores and Madeira);

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was ordered by the Portuguese Navy Staff to leave the international formation, turn back and place itself in front of the

3343:, five patrol boats and seven landing craft in Lake Nyassa, three Special Marines detachments and three Marine companies. 4027: 4000: 3610: 3594: 3261:

and the locally based PAIGC forces, destroying several naval and military assets of the PAIGC and rescuing 26 Portuguese

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in 1541, showing the main types of Portuguese ships that operated in the Indian Ocean in the 16th century, including two

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The Portuguese Navy was still involved in several other conflicts and maintained an important role in the fight against

8440: 8038: 7946: 5194: 4691: 4447: 3593:, explicitly approved of Indonesia's invasion one day prior and extensively armed its forces, relegating East Timor to 3406: 3061:) for the defense of naval assets. The Portuguese Navy had to equip itself with a large fleet of small units including 1535:

was constituted mainly with the Portuguese ships based in Brazil at that time and their respective crews. In the brief

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squadrons and groups of operational units: Surface Ships Squadron, Subsurface Ships Squadron and Helicopters Squadron,

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advising bodies: Admiralty Council, Superior Council of Discipline of the Navy and Medical Revision Board of the Navy;

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and then opening fire with its 20 mm gun against the enemy aircraft that were striking Diu, including an Indian

1901: 1723: 1627: 7569: 4795: 3450:

On the early morning of 25 April 1974, young officers of the Portuguese Armed Forces triggered the almost bloodless

1927:, in the middle of 1914. In August 1914, a German surprise attack against the isolated border post of Mazúia in the 1268:

In the period of the Restoration War, the major engagements of the Portuguese Navy were not against the Spanish but

8918: 8159: 8033: 7181: 3799: 3523: 2978: 2415: 1097: 3757:

helicopters. These new systems greatly increase the Navy's capacity to intervene in the high seas and the shores.

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Navy tried to retake the island in an amphibious operation, but the assault was repulsed by the defenders in the

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Musical support is rendered by two formations under the Cultural Center of the Navy: one military band and one

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Follow the Carnation Revolution, the Portuguese authorities also started preparations for the independence of

9434: 8275: 8023: 7939: 7254: 4438: 3940: 3899: 2530: 2131:

vessels that navigated in the Atlantic. In 1914, the Navy dispatched a naval infantry force and the gunships

1878:. The new political regime presented an ambitious naval program, that foresaw the building of three powerful 1536: 974: 549: 8625: 4026:

have been crucial. The success of this mission, allowed Portugal to be able to substantiate and present its

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and medical teams). The Portuguese naval force arrived at Guinea-Bissau on 15 June and the next day entered

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lifted anchor, headed out towards the enemy and returned fire with its 120 mm guns. For about an hour,

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missiles on the frigates and corvettes, could not proceed due to lack of funds. Without modernization, the

3565:, in late August 1975. Per request from Lemos Pires, the Portuguese Navy sent the newly built corvette NRP 2554: 2521:-class destroyers employed in the defense of the Portuguese sea lines of communications during World War II 2158:. A Portuguese naval air detachment was deployed to Horta, Azores and a naval air station was built in the 3550: 3297:

to Lake Nyasa, in a route of about 750 km by land. In the scope of the cooperation with the neighbor

443:, and through the skills and experience of their navigators in the Atlantic, the Indian ocean, and in the 8421: 8413: 8093: 5836: 5820: 5317: 4540: 4513: 3866: 3740: 3085: 2865:

are created in 1950, uniting the Navy and the Army under a joint command and marking the creation of the

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already based there. As part of the Portuguese naval forces in Macau, a naval air station was created at

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Lieutenant-Commander Sacadura Cabral and Captain Gago Coutinho in the cockpit of the Fairey III seaplane

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In the late 18th century, under the command of the Marquis of Nisa, the Portuguese Navy took part in the

745: 447:, also contributed to the technical and geographical advance of other European navies, such as the first 8601: 7827: 7305: 6937: 4172:

bodies regulated by specific legislation: Hydrographic Institute and Maritime Search and Rescue Service.

1684: 455:(including, in the expedition, other captains, sailors and pilots), sailing across the Atlantic and the 9398: 8475: 8364: 8220: 8195: 8154: 6845: 6694: 6098: 5875: 4459: 4231:) and the Fanfare Section of the battalion, the former organized in the British and French manner of a 3833: 3766: 3714: 2209:, that was navigating from Funchal to Ponta Delgada, with 209 passengers on board, under the escort of 1937: 1305: 1249: 1147: 7647:"Realizado o primeiro teste dos Veículos Aéreos Não Tripulados da Marinha adquiridos no âmbito do PRR" 7544: 3925: 3380: 1964: 1093: 844: 832: 809:

In 1488, Bartolomeu Dias became the first European to sail around the southernmost tip of Africa, the

9405: 8674: 8655: 8630: 8244: 8124: 7781:"As aeronaves não tripuladas Portuguesas e as empresas Portuguesas em Le Bourget (M1815 - 07RF/2015)" 7755:"Primeira descolagem rolada e aterragem vertical do Drone Ogassa no Ponto de Apoio Naval de Portimão" 6706: 5892: 5802: 4283: 4245: 3837: 3254: 3185: 2873: 2810: 2732: 2299:-class torpedo boats, with only four of these being commissioned. The Navy also acquired two British 2183: 2044: 1875: 1871: 1343: 1218: 729: 106: 5971: 537:, in 1181 and 1182, and died during the latter of these attempts to conquer the North African city. 9429: 8394: 8316: 8268: 6711: 5980: 5879: 5718: 4872: 4531: 4333: 3951: 3807: 3424: 2954: 2504: 2389: 2285: 2064:, besides several river gunboats and other small vessels of the Zambezi Flotilla. During May 1916, 1631: 1339:

ships, under the command of the Portuguese Admiral Count of Rio Grande, defeated the Ottoman Navy.

1269: 1036: 1029: 631: 607: 463: 7452: 3680:) team conducts a boarding exercise, under the coverage of a Navy's Super Lynx helicopter, in 1998 2742:, one of the ships that took part in the reoccupation of Portuguese Timor, invaded by the Japanese 705:

in 1415. Exploration in the west African coast started in 1412 and ended with the crossing of the

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to retrieve civilians from hot-spots and evacuate them onto frigates stationed off-shore or onto

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and maritime delegations, the Sea Pollution Fighting Service and the Maritime Authority School.

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encounters and defeats the Miguelite fleet under the command of Manuel António Marreiros in the

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commanding a fleet of 30 carracks defeated an Ottoman fleet in the Mediterranean and conquered

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The Navy only has rotary assets, there has been no fixed-wing air support since 1952 when the

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A major joint Portuguese–Spanish naval and military expedition was organized in April 1625 to

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Due to the geographical and hydrological characteristics of the Portuguese Guinea, it was in

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From February 1916, the Portuguese naval forces operating in Mozambique included the cruiser

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served as flagship, carrying on board the Prince Regent and his family. The fleet arrived at

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to be the only capable country to methodically and successfully start the exploration of the

596: 294: 7853: 7228:"Inovação: Marinha desenvolve sistema marítimo autónomo para apoiar investigação científica" 6861: 4258:, one of the naval assets regularly placed at the disposal of the AMN by the Portuguese Navy 2717:

to aid the British war effort. The Navy built and commissioned a survey ship and the tanker

544:, the Portuguese naval forces helped in the conquest of several coastal Moorish towns, like 370:; in 2017, the Portuguese Navy commemorated the 700th anniversary of its official creation. 9350: 9252: 9196: 9014: 8869: 8824: 8799: 8714: 8359: 8149: 7994: 6303: 4801: 3851:, the negotiations for a ceasefire between the belligerents began on board the frigate NRP 3786:

Crocodilo). An initial evacuation of civilians was made by the Portuguese merchant ship MS

3718: 3706: 3451: 3430:. As part of the commitments to NATO, the Portuguese Navy supports the installation of the 3023: 2920: 2877: 2630: 2581: 1732:

In 1882, the Portuguese Navy receives its first torpedo boat and, in 1884, it receives the

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From 1762 to 1777, the Portuguese naval forces based in Brazil participated in the several

1277: 1040: 1001: 900: 522: 7870: 5203: 3609:. The Navy also focused on its responsibility for the patrol and control of the redefined 3554: 2221:(armed with torpedoes and two 150 mm deck guns), successfully covering the escape of 8: 9056: 8794: 8784: 8591: 8290: 6716: 6700: 6393: 6189: 5843: 5676: 5618: 5560: 5494: 5400: 5330: 5225: 5159: 5075: 4985: 4921: 4837: 4722: 4656: 4561: 4478: 4374: 4353: 4276: 4142: 3878: 3553:

soon devolved into an armed conflict, forcing the recently-appointed Portuguese governor

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as well as its Lisbon Naval Air Station would be created in 1917, receiving more than 25

1808: 1740: 1706: 1603: 1520: 1466: 1401: 1396: 1385: 1196: 1006: 717: 514: 432: 331: 223: 136: 7372:"Marinha Portuguesa - Página Oficial on LinkedIn: #marinhaportuguesa #prr #investigação" 7080: 6899: 1289: 1146:, with a total of 16 vessels and more than 5,800 men. This expedition culminated in the 968: 9391: 8650: 8134: 6641: 6366: 5957: 5847: 3916:

in 1999, Portugal sent two frigates and various troops to aid its former colony in the

3771: 3321: 3317:

region, in the early 1970s, the Navy oriented part of its effort to the Zambezi River.

3285: 3050: 2760: 2694: 2634: 2577: 2337:

The Interwar period sees the start of the construction of a new naval base and a large

2300: 1924: 1916: 1592: 1497: 1451: 1316: 1301: 1273: 1233: 1201: 1104: 1044: 733: 611: 603: 452: 8103: 6975: 4286:, which includes other public agencies that also perform authority duties at the sea. 2689:

by the British Government, Portugal cede air facilities to the Royal Air Force in the

2229:

was destroyed and sunk, with the death of its captain and several other crew members.

2191: 2005:

In the beginning of the World War I, the Portuguese fleet included five cruisers, one

1646:, becoming a small naval force limited of having merely the capacity to patrol of the 1630:

on 5 July 1833. The Civil War finally ended on 24 May 1834, when Michael I signed the

9084: 8744: 8544: 8369: 7524: 7099: 6921: 6777: 6753: 6384: 5482: 4118: 4041:

In the 2010s, the Portuguese Armed Forces created the Immediate Reaction Force (FRI,

4035: 3996: 3661: 3645: 3505: 3306: 3192:

by the PAIGC forces. In 1971, in the scope of the "Africanization" policy of General

3042: 3038: 2904: 2649: 2404: 2385: 2346: 2032: 1976: 1972: 1943:

On 23 February 1916, in an operation led by Commander Leote do Rego from the cruiser

1912: 1773: 1701: 1524: 1332: 1281: 1181: 1158: 1101: 828: 824: 810: 776: 706: 702: 572: 506: 478: 363: 126: 5824: 2529:, but its Government would later assume a neutral collaborating attitude toward the 1792: 1489:

In retaliation for the French invasion of Portugal, the Portuguese forces in Brazil

787: 545: 9224: 8814: 8719: 7828:"Marinha Portuguesa tem uma unidade que desenvolve drones de guerra com brinquedos" 6375: 6339: 5309: 4634: 4049: 3760:

During the liberation of Kuwait in 1990–91, the Portuguese Navy logistics ship NRP

3589:

first half of 1976. Other Western powers likewise either declined to intervene or,

3372: 3368: 3314: 3310: 3167: 2916: 2851: 2722: 2665: 2545: 2465: 2431: 2350: 1932: 1797: 1599: 1222: 1108: 836: 557: 448: 378: 4072:

The Portuguese Navy is under the command of the Chief of Staff of the Navy (CEMA,

3739:

In the 1990s, the Portuguese Navy is modernized with new vessels that include the

3324:, composed of frigates on rotation, to deter any possible hostile action from the 2268: 1768:, one of the cruisers of the 1896 naval program, built in the Lisbon Naval Arsenal 8706: 8239: 7985: 6821: 6783: 6759: 6607: 6357: 6330: 6231: 6217: 5378: 5304: 4454: 3702: 3684: 3529: 3016: 2690: 2679: 2640: 2310: 2257: 2252: 2213:. Despite being a small boat only armed with a 65 mm and a 47 mm guns, 1859: 1785: 1761: 1643: 1576: 1516: 1412: 870: 764: 741: 642: 623: 606:, the Portuguese Navy took an active participation in the war against Castile. A 576: 561: 510: 467: 400: 4064: 3936:(GNR) contingent stationed in the capital, Dili, and the Armed Forces of Timor. 3367:, Portuguese Guinea and Angola), the Indian Ocean (Mozambique) and the Pacific ( 2464:). These forces would be supported by a surface strike force of two cruisers, a 2393: 9358: 9308: 9042: 8910: 8899: 8874: 8854: 8729: 7505:"Marinha vai ter navio para operar drones aéreos, subaquáticos e de superfície" 6726: 6623: 6598: 6582: 6573: 6398: 5683: 5661: 5625: 5603: 5567: 5501: 5407: 5337: 5232: 5166: 5082: 4992: 4928: 4844: 4729: 4663: 4568: 4485: 4381: 4250: 4232: 4031: 3874: 3733: 3729: 3672: 3569:, which arrived in the waters of Timor in early October 1975. The corvette NRP 2831: 2331: 2159: 1532: 1501: 1482: 1336: 1324: 1119: 737: 688: 682: 665: 592: 553: 533:, defeating a Muslim naval squadron. Fuas Roupinho also made two incursions at 367: 6245: 3053:

was fundamental. Two types of Marine units were created, the Special Marines (

2697:. The facilities in the Azores would be crucial for the Allied victory in the 2563:

A particular concern was the defense of the strategic Atlantic islands of the

1595:, sailed to Britain and then to Terceira island with military reinforcements. 9423: 9383: 9373: 9154: 9098: 9070: 8774: 8749: 8734: 8645: 8499: 6203: 5944: 5867: 5542: 4969: 4887: 3917: 3754: 3558: 3480: 3439: 3201: 3113: 3066: 2710: 2693:, Azores. Latter, similar facilities were also ceded to the United States in 2314: 2124: 2123:

seaplane, that disappeared with its crew while patrolling off the bar of the

2055: 2036: 2024: 1956: 1952: 1801: 1714: 1647: 1370: 1349: 1328: 1285: 1185: 1154: 1112: 1065: 1010: 904: 851: 772: 619: 526: 509:'s 1317 charter formally establishing a permanent naval force and appointing 474: 456: 408: 394: 280: 215: 8008: 7427:""A Marinha vai propor quatro submarinos", garante Almirante Gouveia e Melo" 4700: 3821: 2713:

adapted from fishing vessels. Additionally, a number of naval trawlers were

2411: 2353:. The first naval facilities at the Alfeite were finished in 1924, with the 1658: 1555:

The Battle of Cape St. Vincent, between the Miguelite and the Liberal navies

1013:). The first two fleets were mostly made of ships of the line (carracks and 568:—and also in joint actions with other Christian fleets against the Muslims. 9336: 9322: 9182: 9112: 9028: 8864: 8859: 8844: 8789: 8754: 8724: 6321: 6272: 6265: 6258: 6085: 4342: 4187: 4011: 3995:, and both have served as NATO task-force flagships in the mission against 3992: 3454:, which overthrew the Salazar regime. Incidentally, NATO's Atlantic force, 3398: 3340: 3325: 3258: 3153: 3121: 3117: 3072: 2962: 2936: 2884: 2526: 2461: 2381: 2321:. They left the Lisbon Naval Air Station in Bom Sucesso, on 30 March, in a 2225:. After being able to sustain a disproportionate combat for several hours, 2073: 2012: 1940:

land fighting, under the command of Lieutenant-Commander Afonso Cerqueira.

1928: 1838:

Expeditionary force of naval infantry preparing to embark to Angola in 1907

1812: 1694: 1505: 1420: 1226: 1061: 935: 888: 756: 676: 584: 428: 7931: 6862:"RIBEIRO, António Silva, "Mahan e as marinhas como instrumento politico", 4361: 3026:

jet fighter. In retaliation, the enemy aircraft focused the attack on the

2092: 1897: 1335:

on 19 July 1717, in which the Portuguese fleet, supported by Venetian and

1132:

by the Spanish). The Portuguese participation included a squadron of nine

1057: 930:, Portuguese navigators continue their progress visiting the southeast of 760: 9266: 9233: 9140: 9126: 8829: 8769: 8759: 8739: 8552: 6721: 5548: 5209: 5125: 5035: 4522: 4267: 4146: 4015: 3602: 3288:. This mission was done by the Nyasa Flotilla, operating mainly from the 3189: 3089: 3088:, the main focus of the Portuguese Navy effort was the protection of the 3062: 2970: 2586: 2569: 2443: 2016: 1988: 1879: 1610:

Meanwhile, Peter gathers a fleet of about 60 ships, under the command of

1262: 1118:

The Portuguese Navy was soon ordered by King Philip to contribute to the

983: 768: 541: 314: 308: 7728: 3836:, the 22nd Marine Company and support elements (command, liaison, boat, 2119:, that hit an enemy mine, sinking with the death of all its crew, and a 1984: 1454:

invaded Portugal in an attempt to expand Napoleon's continental empire.

1136:(a tenth galleon provided by Tuscany was added to the squadron) and two 615: 9366: 9219: 8879: 6688: 5828: 5536: 3909: 3870: 3841: 3802:

deployed to Senegal, had to be cancelled, due to the occupation of the

3546: 3273: 2988:

was also tasked with serving as coastal battery for the defense of the

2966: 2900: 2835: 2818:, in trials, just before being delivered to the Portuguese Navy in 1955 2322: 2120: 2107: 2102:, leading figure of the action of 14 October 1918 in the North Atlantic 2040: 2031:

would be mobilized and fitted for naval service, these including three

2020: 1682:, was built in Lisbon in 1841 and the last sailing frigate, the 60-gun 1584: 1551: 1408: 1366: 1189: 991: 987: 878: 874: 827:

brothers, sons of João Vaz Corte-Real, in a failed attempt to find the

203: 6539: 6532: 6525: 5372: 4091:

Besides the CEMA and under his command, the Portuguese Navy includes:

3488:

independence, the task force FO 15 – which included the frigates

3221:

In 1970, the Naval Forces in the Portuguese Guinea perform the secret

2276:, at the departure for the first aerial crossing of the South Atlantic 2147: 2139:

for the islands. Later, these forces were reinforced with the gunship

1500:, the Portuguese Navy was also engaged in operations in the waters of 916: 850:

The greatest achievement of these exploration voyages was attained by

9205: 6825:

The Cambridge Illustrated History of Warfare: The Triumph of the West

6553: 6546: 6518: 6511: 5477: 5119: 4348: 3913: 3574: 3289: 2984:, based in Goa. Besides its mission of facing the enemy naval units, 2162:, Algarve, although never activated because the War meanwhile ended. 2081: 1755: 1675: 939: 752: 588: 565: 436: 300: 46: 3080:

preparing to land troops in Xime, eastern Portuguese Guinea, in 1969

1017:), while the Strait fleet was mostly made of ships powered by oars ( 9303: 9275: 9037: 8666: 7595:"Portugal issues tender for final tranche of Viana do Castelo OPVs" 7346:"Gouveia e Melo sobre os robôs do mar. "A piranha contra a baleia"" 6632: 6069: 6055: 6041: 6032: 6027: 6018: 6013: 6002: 5991: 5783: 5772: 5761: 5750: 5739: 5728: 4881: 4706: 4640: 3660:

frigates were intensively used for fishery protection and maritime

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The PAIGC was even able to create its own Navy, equipped with some

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In 1321, the Portuguese Navy successfully attacked Muslim ports in

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Important efforts were also made in the defense of the harbors of

1650:

of Portugal and do the naval policing of the Portuguese colonies.

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on the day of the Revolution, integrating the Portuguese frigate

3405:

class are built, these being be followed by four of the improved

3277: 3226: 3130: 2661: 2553:, navigating en route to Greenland, was attacked and sunk by the 2439: 2400: 2342: 2338: 2151: 1960: 1948: 1863: 1855: 1851: 1619: 1254: 1014: 958: 947: 920: 892: 854:, who in 1498 became the European discoverer of the sea route to 795: 791: 725: 724:.The vessel employed in the beginning of the Discoveries was the 698: 647: 390: 386: 382: 265: 7802:"Visão | Drone da Marinha Portuguesa caiu à primeira descolagem" 6827:- Geoffrey Parker, pp. 125-130, Cambridge University Press, 1995 3736:

forces in numerous theatres, distant from Portuguese territory.

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against the independence movements of the Portuguese territories

2822:

After World War II, Portugal was one of the founding nations of

728:, varying from 50 to 160 tons. The first results came soon when 671:

Portuguese expansion during the 15th century can be divided in:

159:(English: "Honor the Fatherland for the Fatherland beholds you") 9345: 9331: 9261: 9247: 9191: 9149: 9121: 9051: 8180: 7909:

Portugal: o pioneiro da globalização: a Herança das descobertas

7621:"Marinha quer avançar com novos navios para substituir lanchas" 7545:"Construção de um navio multifunções para a Marinha Portuguesa" 6504: 6497: 6490: 4152:

elements of the operational component of the system of forces:

3991:

have regularly contributed to long-range NATO exercises in the

3793:

On 11 June, under the command of Captain Hélder Costa Almeida,

3585: 3519: 3484: 3483:(ex-Portuguese Guinea) on 10 September 1974 and the last being 3302: 3298: 3294: 3161: 3109: 2940: 2924: 2653: 2564: 2421:, one of the ships of the Portuguese Naval Program of the 1930s 2165: 2111: 2072:

led an operation against the German forces in the mouth of the

1980: 1968: 1758:

as the only weapon capable to face a more powerful enemy navy.

1666:

and other Portuguese warships arriving at the Tagus with Queen

1622:. On the return voyage, the Liberal fleet under the command of 1580: 1353:

Portuguese two decker ship of the line in the late 18th century

1258: 1166: 1143: 1022: 943: 912: 799: 416: 404: 7398:

UOPV: o drone naval português que vai ser testado pela Marinha

4963: 4028:

Extended continental shelf beyond the 200 nautical miles claim

3326:

British naval forces that kept stationed off the port of Beira

2399:

On the early morning of 4 April 1931, several officers of the

823:

in 1473. Part of the coast of Newfoundland was charted by the

575:

gave a permanent organization to his naval forces, appointing

9317: 9177: 7120:"27 Nov. 2009 - Portuguese Navy thwarts attack on cargo ship" 6080: 5691: 5633: 5575: 5509: 5415: 5345: 5240: 5174: 5090: 5000: 4936: 4852: 4737: 4671: 4576: 4493: 4389: 4068:

Distinctive flag of the Chief of Staff of the Portuguese Navy

3865:

Portuguese Navy Marine contingents have also participated in

3459: 3146: 3125: 3105: 2509: 2456: 2361: 2177:-class destroyer employed in the defense of the Lisbon harbor 2007: 1700:

At the end of the 19th century and, specially, following the

1478: 1440: 1426: 1174: 1138: 1084:, flagship of the Spanish Armada, in the Battle of Gravelines 1018: 951: 908: 855: 713: 534: 412: 7182:"A História da Fanfarra da Armada | Fanfarra da Armada" 4003:

for its successful attacks on pirate activity, conducted by

3518: – executed the last of these operations in the bay of 3272:, the main operational focus of the Portuguese Navy was the 1811:, a hinterland region of central Mozambique, crossed by the 630:

and to supply the city, defeating the Castilian Navy in the

529:, with a Portuguese naval squadron, commanded by the knight 241: 8996: 8992: 8941: 8697: 8234: 3891: 3725: 3562: 3097: 2823: 2657: 2035:, one hospital ship, four transport ships and more than 20 1614:, that on 8 July 1832, disembarks a force of 7500 men near 1320: 1056:

In 1567, a Portuguese naval squadron, under the command of

962: 931: 486: 420: 355: 86: 2830:, the Portuguese fleet participated in the defense of the 1471:

transference of the head of the Portuguese Crown to Brazil

7924: 7906: 3262: 2958: 2912: 2028: 1674:

In the 1830s, the Portuguese Navy incorporated its first

1344:

conflicts that occurred with the Spanish in South America

1323:, in 1716, the Portuguese Navy sent a fleet to deter the 439:, and Asia on a single voyage, such as the expedition of 435:

in the first expeditions that linked Europe, Africa, the

6846:

CUTILEIRO, A. "A Armada e as suas bandeiras militares",

4266:) or AMN is the public body responsible for most of the 3573:

joined it in early December. On 7 December 1975, nearby

3522:, taking on board Vice-Admiral Leonel Cardoso, the last 3253:, carrying a landing force that included 250 Portuguese 1195:

In 1618, the first naval infantry regiment was founded (

397:

and routes to South America and Northern North America.

7570:"Marinha Portuguesa / Navy of Portugal - Modernization" 4164:

operational units and assets: naval, Marine and divers,

3211:—that served as the command post for the operation—the 3057:) specialized in offensive operations and the Marines ( 903:

had a tremendous victory over the Muslims in the naval

6938:"The sinking of N.R.P.Vega - a first person narrative" 4019:

mission, the hydrographic surveys carried away by the

3753:. The Navy's aviation is reborn with the reception of 1009:, to protect the navigation with North Africa and the 466:

and fleets, then the world leader in shipbuilding and

7703:"Contract to supply fleet of UAVs to Portuguese Navy" 6796: 4080:

in active service in the navy and is proposed by the

3869:

missions in Kinshasa (Zaire, 1997) and Congo (1998),

3616:

Going in to 1976, the Portuguese fleet included four

2883:

In the early 1960s, the Portuguese fleet includes 16

1796:

For these campaigns, the Portuguese Navy organized a

1469:

activated an ancient strategic plan that foresaw the

4149:, Calouste Gulbenkian Planetarium and Navy Magazine; 3526:, and a military detachment then sailing to Lisbon. 3015:

also engaged in combat, first defying the attacking

1784:

suffered a major refurbish, being transformed in an

978:

and other Portuguese Navy' ships in the 16th century

7320:"O maior exercício de robótica continua a decorrer" 7214:"O maior exercício de robótica continua a decorrer" 5712: 3577:took advantage of the instability and undertook an 3445: 2715:

built in Portugal and transferred to the Royal Navy

1678:. The last Portuguese ship of the line, the 80-gun 1653: 7200:"NRP Vasco da Gama at Arsenal do Alfeite shipyard" 6968:"Portugal - Destacamento de Ações Especiais (DAE)" 6930: 5979: 5975:UAVision OGASSA OGS42 VTOL of the Portuguese Navy. 4034:in 2009. If the claim is accepted, the Portuguese 3832:carried on board a Marine force that included the 3551:dispute between the new Timorese political parties 2969:with overwhelming land, air and naval forces. The 2876:under the control of the then created independent 2613:, the US Operation Grey and the German operations 1634:, renouncing all claims to the Portuguese throne. 1496:While participating in the Napoleonic Wars in the 1280:, Goa and Macau and recapturing Northeast Brazil, 497: 423:for the first time by ocean route, as well as the 6892:"Aviso / Canhoneira classe Afonso de Albuquerque" 5788:Tecnoveritas UOPV Unmanned Oceanic Patrol Vessel. 4206:) traces its origins to 1740, when a band called 3721:C-130 Hercules transports, as in Angola in 1992. 3664:missions, besides their original military roles. 3466:. Whilst disembarking with the other NATO ships, 3225:(Operação Mar Verde), a major amphibious raid on 2150:, Horta, Ponta Delgada, Funchal and coast of the 1219:expelled a combined English and Dutch naval force 954:where they became the first Europeans to arrive. 368:the oldest continuously serving navy in the world 9421: 8940: 7865: 7863: 6662: 6655: 6648: 6639: 6630: 6621: 6614: 6605: 6596: 6589: 6580: 6571: 6391: 6382: 6373: 6364: 6355: 6346: 6337: 6328: 6319: 6310: 6301: 4121:and Support Unit of the Navy Central Facilities, 4111:inspection body: Inspection-General of the Navy; 3961:class) and of the Portuguese designed and built 3438:-class frigates to regularly participate in the 3313:and the spread of the FRELIMO guerrillas to the 3309:. With the beginning of the construction of the 982:In the West the Portuguese visited the coast of 693:Development of navigation techniques and methods 4282:The National Maritime Authority is part of the 3188:would be added, this latter to face the use of 3069:, many of them designed and built in Portugal. 3008:evacuated by the crew under heavy bombardment. 2766:In January 1945, aircraft from the carrier USS 2384:, operating Fairey III seaplanes. In 1937, the 1788:and, in 1907, the first submarine was ordered. 687:Oceanographic and meteorological survey of the 485:commitments assumed by Portugal (mainly within 7854:"AutelRobotics EVO II Dual 640T Enterprise V2" 7726: 6884: 5744:Unmanned Maritime Vehicle Hidrográfico X-2601; 4239: 2863:Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces 873:, claiming it for Portugal. In the same year, 608:Portuguese naval campaign conducted in Galicia 8926: 8682: 8276: 7947: 7860: 6473: 6171: 4181: 4038:will become one of the largest in the World. 3696:-class frigates, in the Mediterranean in 2005 3124:and other local rivers, against the MPLA and 1854:and modern artillery. The fleet included six 1243: 1225:, with Portugal regaining the control of the 775:was built on the coast of Western Africa, by 681:Hydrographic survey of the African coast and 7700: 7529:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 4225:Brazilian Marine Pipes, Drum and Bugle Corps 2802:, carrying supplies and about 2,000 troops. 2759:, under the command of Lieutenant-Commander 2246:Portuguese Independent Heavy Artillery Corps 1423:, with a ship of the line and six frigates. 1373:. This Academy is the origin of the present 887:With the first established sea route to the 610:led to the conquest of the coastal towns of 7961: 7503:Rocha, Nuno Ribeiro, Daniel (20 May 2022). 4214: 3156:and Chinese naval assets, including modern 3049:. In amphibious missions the action of the 2525:Portugal remained a neutral country during 2319:first aerial crossing of the South Atlantic 1750:was tested in the Naval Arsenal of Lisbon. 1607:frigates, three corvettes and four brigs). 1604:was positioned at the entrance of the Tagus 1292:, in several naval and military campaigns. 786:Depiction of the Expedition to Suez led by 27:Naval branch of the Portuguese Armed Forces 8974:Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group 2 8969:Standing NATO Mine Countermeasures Group 1 8933: 8919: 8689: 8675: 8283: 8269: 7954: 7940: 7893: 6480: 6466: 6178: 6164: 3849:Community of Portuguese Language Countries 3595:a quarter century of Indonesian occupation 3423:anti-submarine frigates and acquired four 3397:-class corvettes were designed with small 1722:in 1876, the Portuguese Navy acquired the 1523:returns in 1821, leaving his heir, Prince 1427:Napoleonic Wars and the early 19th century 1032:, dispatched to India on an annual basis. 556:. It was also used in the battles against 489:), as well as missions of civil interest. 155:Honrai a Pátria que a Pátria vos contempla 7907:Rodrigues, J.N. & T. Devezas (2009). 5717:The Portuguese Navy operates a number of 3280:forces infiltrations from their bases in 3175:, a Portuguese-designed Overseas War era 1331:. This expedition would culminate in the 961:in 1542 to destroy the Ottoman armada in 942:in 1522. In the same period they reached 7901:Vida e feitos d' el-rey Dom João Segundo 7834:(in European Portuguese). 7 October 2019 7252: 6836:Rodrigues and Tevezes (2009: pp. 260–64) 6804:Vida e feitos d' el-rey Dom João Segundo 5970: 5733:Unmanned Maritime Vehicle X-801 Macaréu; 4249: 4063: 3885: 3683: 3671: 3528: 3345: 3265:that were being held in a local prison. 3166: 3104:(later known as Congo-Kinshasa and then 3071: 2949:On the morning of 17 December 1961, the 2809: 2731: 2508: 2410: 2267: 2164: 2091: 1993: 1896: 1833: 1760: 1657: 1550: 1456: 1348: 1075: 967: 781: 641: 501: 389:for interoceanic travel and the oceanic 7808:(in European Portuguese). 17 April 2014 7701:Aschenberger, Catarina (19 July 2023). 7682:(in European Portuguese). 23 March 2023 4161:forces: naval forces and Marine forces, 3847:On 28 June, under the mediation of the 2955:massive attack against Portuguese India 2685:In 1943, following an evocation of the 2568:These surface forces were supported by 2560:, with the death of 36 of her 44 crew. 2309:In 1922, the Portuguese naval officers 1546: 1358:mythical, historical or Royal persons. 14: 9422: 7453:"Navio Polivalente Logistico (NAVPOL)" 7421: 7419: 7417: 7415: 7104:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title ( 6749: 6747: 3746:and the Portuguese designed and built 3667: 3334:unilateral declaration of independence 3328:to try to force the embargo of oil to 2755:sunk by German U-boats, the destroyer 2648:An effort was also made to defend the 2430:(a cargo ship transformed in the only 2328:Saint Peter and Saint Paul Archipelago 2306:, that were commissioned as cruisers. 1184:accomplished a double crossing of the 385:, new and more sophisticated types of 8914: 8670: 8264: 7935: 7670: 7668: 7502: 6948:from the original on 8 September 2020 6092: 5792: 4289: 3790:, that was navigating in the region. 2330:on 17 April and ended the journey in 1531:citizens of the new country. The new 1361:The Royal Academy of the Midshipmen ( 1308:, this expedition culminating in the 637: 8696: 6679:List of ships of the Portuguese Navy 5913:class), the largest corvette class ( 4301:List of active Portuguese Navy ships 4007:during the peak of pirate activity. 3934:Portuguese National Republican Guard 2930: 2919:), besides those established in the 2887:(including destroyers, frigates and 1415:in cooperation with the Royal Navy. 1238:Terço da Armada da Coroa de Portugal 1202:Terço da Armada da Coroa de Portugal 1090:Portuguese succession crisis of 1580 891:, the Portuguese started to use the 622:, as well as the destruction of the 8060:General Staff of the Armed Forces ( 7412: 6872:from the original on 8 January 2015 6744: 5261: 4001:International Maritime Organization 3968:(intended to gradually replace the 3939:The 2000s saw the reception of the 3611:exclusive economic zone of Portugal 2725:torpedo bombers, later replaced by 1598:Meanwhile, the French liberal king 1295: 1071: 393:, and to find the sea route to the 51:Coat of arms of the Portuguese Navy 24: 7665: 5436: 3605:states in the context of the late 3504:, together with the hospital-ship 2263: 2190:, under the command of Lieutenant 1560:eldest daughter, who became Queen 1515:during the 19th century after the 1363:Academia Real dos Guardas-Marinhas 720:founded a school of navigation in 25: 9446: 8080:Joint Command and Staff College ( 7916: 7126:from the original on 11 July 2011 5766:Unmanned Maritime Vehicle X-2801; 5755:Unmanned Maritime Vehicle X-2701; 4758: 4262:The National Maritime Authority ( 3613:, the 10th largest in the world. 2805: 2205:attacked the Portuguese liner SS 1481:on 22 December, and, finally, at 1064:and expelled the French from the 744:discovered the azorean island of 9382: 9357: 9344: 9330: 9316: 9302: 9288: 9274: 9260: 9246: 9232: 9218: 9204: 9190: 9176: 9162: 9148: 9134: 9120: 9106: 9092: 9078: 9064: 9050: 9036: 9022: 9008: 8982: 8312: 8311: 8292: 8007: 7727:VM.TV; vmtvadmin (7 June 2022). 7253:Barreira, Victor (4 July 2022). 6790:by Francisco Contente Domingues 6552: 6545: 6538: 6531: 6524: 6517: 6510: 6503: 6496: 6489: 6450: 6292: 6285: 6278: 6271: 6264: 6257: 6249: 6244: 6235: 6230: 6221: 6216: 6207: 6202: 6193: 6188: 6148: 6079: 6068: 6054: 6040: 6026: 6012: 6001: 5990: 5949: 5810:amphibious transport dock vessel 5782: 5771: 5760: 5749: 5738: 5727: 5713:Unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) 5535: 5470: 5371: 5297: 5202: 5118: 5028: 4962: 4880: 4794: 4699: 4633: 4521: 4446: 4341: 3834:Special Actions Detachment (DAE) 3770:the Canary Islands. During the 3715:Special Actions Detachment (DAE) 3591:in the case of the United States 3446:Decolonization and late Cold War 2939:against the Indian Union and in 2194:, and the German U-boat cruiser 1654:Late 19th century to World War I 1571:These events gave origin to the 1511:Political instability dominated 1098:War of the Portuguese Succession 540:During the 13th century, in the 313: 299: 285: 259: 69: 45: 7846: 7820: 7794: 7773: 7747: 7720: 7694: 7639: 7613: 7587: 7562: 7537: 7496: 7470: 7445: 7389: 7364: 7338: 7312: 7298: 7272: 7246: 7220: 7206: 7192: 7174: 7156: 7138: 7112: 7062: 7026: 6990: 6960: 6697:, naval special operations unit 5777:Unmanned Maritime Vehicle Orca; 4074:Chefe do Estado-Maior da Armada 4059: 3092:, to avoid the infiltration of 2687:Anglo-Portuguese Treaty of 1373 2650:Portuguese overseas territories 2498: 2351:air base to be built at Montijo 1142:, and another squadron of four 1035:To aid the Christian forces to 771:in 1482. In the same year, the 697:Territorial expansion began in 498:Creation of the Portuguese Navy 375:Portuguese maritime exploration 8964:Standing NATO Maritime Group 2 8959:Standing NATO Maritime Group 1 7282:. 11 June 2022. Archived from 7164:"Comissão Cultural de Marinha" 7146:"Comissão Cultural de Marinha" 6914: 6854: 6839: 6830: 6809: 6771: 3765:2000, and commanding the NATO 3561:, 25 km (16 mi) off 3510:and the troop transport ships 3100:guerrillas from the bordering 2957:, invading the territories of 2280:After the end of World War I, 2242:Portuguese Expeditionary Corps 2240:. More than 56,000 men of the 1886: 1662:The mixed propulsion corvette 1433:Mediterranean Campaign of 1798 373:The navy played a key role in 173:(English: "Wiling to do well") 13: 1: 7480:. 27 May 2022. Archived from 7255:"Portugal develops armed USV" 6737: 5909:class), four patrol vessels ( 5797:Ship types that are planned: 4305: 1537:War of Independence of Brazil 1310:naval battle of Cabrita Point 1205:), origin of both the modern 975:Santa Catarina do Monte Sinai 8339:Ministry of National Defence 8216:Military history of Portugal 8055:Ministry of National Defence 6684:Military history of Portugal 5837:unmanned underwater vehicles 4597: 4264:Autoridade Marítima Nacional 4197: 3804:Bissau International Airport 2859:Minister of National Defence 2682:, fought from 1942 to 1945. 2186:, between the naval trawler 1780:. In 1901, the old ironclad 1365:) was created in 1792, as a 1346:, but with limited success. 1043:sent the Portuguese galleon 767:arrived to the mouth of the 403:rounded the southern tip of 362:. Chartered in 1317 by King 344:Marinha de Guerra Portuguesa 7: 8226:National Republican Guard ( 7911:. Lisbon: Centro Atlantico. 6672: 6103: 5886: 5814:Navio Polivalente Logístico 4538:(Being repaired since 2024) 4410: 4240:National Maritime Authority 4219:Known in Portuguese as the 4076:). He/she is the only full 3867:United Nations peacekeeping 3772:Prestige oil-spill incident 3352:Almirante Magalhães Correia 2403:garrison, that opposed the 2372:, that joined the gunships 1907:, in the early 20th century 1491:conquered the French Guiana 1395:Following the execution of 10: 9451: 9399:United States Marine Corps 9029:Belgian Maritime Component 8365:Special Actions Detachment 8334:Chief of Staff of the Navy 8221:Military ranks of Portugal 8155:Special Actions Detachment 7478:"O futuro prepara-se hoje" 6806:, 1545, lines 8219 to 8220 6695:Special Actions Detachment 6408: 6099:Military ranks of Portugal 6096: 5890: 5803:diesel-electric submarines 4298: 4243: 4182:Ceremonial musical support 4176: 3767:Operation Active Endeavour 3654:Almirante Pereira da Silva 3622:Almirante Pereira da Silva 3436:Almirante Pereira da Silva 3419:Almirante Pereira da Silva 3284:and to cooperate with the 3142:this theater of operations 2502: 2238:Southern African campaigns 1938:South-West Africa Campaign 1890: 1628:Battle of Cape St. Vincent 1589:Battle of Praia da Vitória 1450:In November 1807, General 1250:Portuguese Restoration War 1244:Portuguese Restoration War 1148:naval battle of Gravelines 653: 525:. The battle occurred off 492: 127:Alfeite Naval Base, Lisbon 9406:United States Coast Guard 8991: 8980: 8951: 8888: 8705: 8656:Portuguese Naval Aviation 8631:Maritime Authority System 8618: 8584: 8568: 8537: 8510: 8460: 8433: 8406: 8387: 8378: 8347: 8326: 8306: 8245:Portuguese Naval Aviation 8168: 8117: 8072: 8047: 8016: 8005: 7969: 6712:Maritime Museum of Lisbon 6707:Portuguese Naval Aviation 6691:, Portuguese Marine Corps 6661: 6654: 6647: 6638: 6629: 6620: 6613: 6604: 6595: 6588: 6579: 6570: 6563: 6558: 6551: 6544: 6537: 6530: 6523: 6516: 6509: 6502: 6495: 6488: 6447: 6442: 6439: 6436: 6433: 6430: 6427: 6424: 6421: 6418: 6390: 6381: 6372: 6363: 6354: 6345: 6336: 6327: 6318: 6309: 6300: 6291: 6284: 6277: 6270: 6263: 6256: 6242: 6228: 6214: 6200: 6186: 6145: 6140: 6137: 6134: 6131: 6128: 6125: 6122: 6119: 6116: 6113: 5893:Portuguese Naval Aviation 5719:unmanned surface vehicles 4284:Maritime Authority System 4246:Maritime Authority System 3800:Special Operations forces 3434:in Lisbon and deploy the 2184:Action of 14 October 1918 2045:Portuguese Naval Aviation 1876:Portuguese First Republic 1375:Naval schools of Portugal 1300:During the reign of King 675:Territorial expansion to 632:naval battle of the Tagus 628:Castilian siege of Lisbon 307: 293: 279: 274: 252: 247: 242:https://www.marinha.pt/pt 237: 195: 187:(English: "Saint George") 142: 132: 122: 112: 92: 82: 64: 56: 44: 39: 34: 8604:Dom Fernando II e Glória 8017:Equipment and facilities 7761:(in European Portuguese) 7735:(in European Portuguese) 7653:(in European Portuguese) 7627:(in European Portuguese) 7433:(in European Portuguese) 7352:(in European Portuguese) 7326:(in European Portuguese) 7234:(in European Portuguese) 6848:Revista da Armada nº 118 6782:18 February 2017 at the 6732: 5981:Unmanned aerial vehicles 5833:unmanned aerial vehicles 5305:Offshore research vessel 4294: 4277:captaincies of the ports 4215:Fanfare Band of the Navy 4043:Força de Reação Imediata 3632:-class corvettes, three 3276:, in an effort to deter 3133:(New Town of the Navy). 2869:as an integrated force. 2790:and the transport ships 2505:Portugal in World War II 1983:) and Portuguese India ( 1870:On 10 October 1910, the 1858:, four torpedo boats, a 1690:Daman (Portuguese India) 1685:Dom Fernando II e Glória 1632:Concession of Evoramonte 1234:retake Salvador da Bahia 1207:marine corps of Portugal 869:discovered and explored 863:second Portuguese Armada 861:In 1500, when leading a 773:São Jorge da Mina castle 646:Replica of a Portuguese 464:Portuguese India Armadas 431:oceans. This led to the 8945:Allied Maritime Command 8641:European Maritime Force 7963:Portuguese Armed Forces 7894:Source and bibliography 6758:7 November 2013 at the 6349:Capitão de mar e guerra 6088:Dual 640T Enterprise V2 6033:UAVision Ogassa OGS42/V 5958:multipurpose helicopter 5379:Coastal research vessel 5320:Almirante Gago Coutinho 4830:6 more ordered in 2023 4469:D. Francisco de Almeida 3711:Portuguese Armed Forces 3642:low intensity conflicts 3636:-class submarines, ten 3628:-class corvettes, four 3620:-class frigates, three 3468:Almirante Gago Coutinho 3464:Almirante Gago Coutinho 3158:P 6-class torpedo boats 2867:Portuguese Armed Forces 2840:anti-submarine warfares 2674:and the transport ship 1998:The Portuguese cruiser 1893:Portugal in World War I 1848:wireless communications 1527:, as regent of Brazil. 1390:Brigada Real de Marinha 1240:, and about 4,000 men. 1111:as Philip I. Under the 1094:António, Prior of Crato 1080:The Portuguese galleon 845:João Fernandes Lavrador 833:João Fernandes Lavrador 560:—through incursions in 360:Portuguese Armed Forces 117:Portuguese Armed Forces 9239:Royal Netherlands Navy 9211:Lithuanian Naval Force 8073:Academies and colleges 7574:www.globalsecurity.org 7457:www.globalsecurity.org 6820:8 October 2016 at the 6788:Navegações Portuguesas 6663: 6656: 6649: 6640: 6631: 6622: 6615: 6606: 6597: 6590: 6581: 6572: 6392: 6383: 6374: 6365: 6356: 6347: 6338: 6329: 6320: 6311: 6302: 5976: 5899:Curtiss SB2C Helldiver 5868:Coastal Patrol Vessels 4528:Multi purpose frigate 4259: 4097:Estado-Maior da Armada 4069: 3905: 3898:, lead frigate of the 3697: 3681: 3579:invasion of East Timor 3542: 3355: 3245:and the landing craft 3180: 3081: 3076:The landing craft NRP 2852:Montijo Naval Air Base 2848:Curtiss SB2C Helldiver 2826:. In the scope of the 2819: 2743: 2699:Battle of the Atlantic 2555:German submarine 2522: 2479:-class submarines and 2422: 2277: 2234:European Western Front 2178: 2103: 2002: 1908: 1839: 1800:constituted mainly by 1778:1890 British Ultimatum 1769: 1671: 1556: 1462: 1389: 1354: 1315:At the request of the 1200: 1085: 979: 865:of 13 ships to India, 806: 712:After his return from 656:Portuguese discoveries 651: 602:In the context of the 518: 335: 9295:Romanian Naval Forces 9169:Icelandic Coast Guard 8585:History & Culture 8348:Structure & Units 8201:Instituto de Odivelas 8130:Force Protection Unit 6703:, combat divers unit. 5974: 5917:class) and a tanker ( 5882:class patrol vessels. 5861:-class patrol vessels 4253: 4086:President of Portugal 4067: 4054:landing platform dock 4024:-class research ships 3966:-class patrol vessels 3912:'s independence from 3889: 3820:and the support ship 3687: 3676:A Portuguese Marine ( 3675: 3624:-class frigates, six 3532: 3498:General Pereira d'Eça 3365:São 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de Resende, 6717:Academia de Marinha 6701:Sapper Divers Group 6642:Primeiro-marinheiro 6304:Almirante da Armada 5915:Baptista de Andrade 5851:-class fleet tanker 5812:– locally known as 4693:Baptista de Andrade 4208:Charamela da Armada 3976:-class corvettes). 3974:Baptista de Andrade 3957:(replacing the old 3946:(replacing the old 3928:Hermenegildo Capelo 3751:-class patrol boats 3692:, lead ship of the 3668:Activity since 1990 3630:Baptista de Andrade 3539:Baptista de Andrade 3524:Portuguese governor 3490:Hermenegildo Capelo 3408:Baptista de Andrade 3223:Operation Green Sea 3131:Vila Nova da Armada 2971:Indian naval forces 2951:Indian Armed Forces 2517:, lead ship of the 2446:operating from the 2227:Augusto de Castilho 2215:Augusto de Castilho 2211:Augusto de Castilho 2188:Augusto de Castilho 2156:São Jacinto, Aveiro 2099:Augusto de Castilho 1741:unprotected cruiser 1707:Hermenegildo Capelo 1402:War of the Pyrenees 1397:Louis XVI of France 1306:besieging Gibraltar 1157:, Portugal saw 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In 1499, 807: 734:Porto Santo Island 652: 638:Age of Exploration 519: 453:Ferdinand Magellan 336:Marinha Portuguesa 212:Sea route to India 40:Marinha Portuguesa 9417: 9416: 9085:Royal Danish Navy 8908: 8907: 8664: 8663: 8564: 8563: 8370:Lisbon Naval Base 8258: 8257: 8099:Air Force Academy 8029:Military aircraft 7077:www.manw.nato.int 6978:on 20 August 2010 6670: 6669: 6599:Primeiro-sargento 6591:Sargento-ajudante 6406: 6405: 6019:UAVision UX Spyro 5969: 5968: 5710: 5709: 5434: 5433: 5259: 5258: 4756: 4755: 4595: 4594: 4408: 4407: 4141:cultural bodies: 4119:Lisbon Naval Base 4036:Continental Shelf 3997:Piracy in Somalia 3955:-class submarines 3873:(1999–2004), the 3662:search and rescue 3555:Mário Lemos Pires 3428:-class submarines 3043:Portuguese Guinea 2931:The Overseas wars 2703:Victory in Europe 2546:flags of Portugal 2473:-class destroyers 2390:Japanese invasion 2386:Chinese Civil War 2347:Lisbon Naval Base 2334:on the June, 17. 2323:Fairey III-D MkII 1973:Mozambique Island 1823:and the gunships 1702:Berlin Conference 1670:on board, in 1859 1333:battle of Matapan 1270:against the Dutch 957:They entered the 829:Northwest Passage 811:Cape of Good Hope 777:Diogo de Azambuja 707:Cape of Good Hope 703:conquest of Ceuta 479:Portuguese Empire 364:Dinis of Portugal 352:Armada Portuguesa 348:Portuguese Armada 321: 320: 202:Royal Charter of 16:(Redirected from 9442: 9408: 9401: 9394: 9387: 9386: 9376: 9369: 9362: 9361: 9353: 9349: 9348: 9339: 9335: 9334: 9325: 9321: 9320: 9311: 9307: 9306: 9297: 9293: 9292: 9283: 9279: 9278: 9269: 9265: 9264: 9255: 9251: 9250: 9241: 9237: 9236: 9227: 9225:Montenegrin Navy 9223: 9222: 9213: 9209: 9208: 9199: 9195: 9194: 9185: 9181: 9180: 9171: 9167: 9166: 9157: 9153: 9152: 9143: 9139: 9138: 9129: 9125: 9124: 9115: 9111: 9110: 9101: 9097: 9096: 9087: 9083: 9082: 9073: 9069: 9068: 9059: 9055: 9054: 9045: 9041: 9040: 9031: 9027: 9026: 9017: 9013: 9012: 8986: 8935: 8928: 8921: 8912: 8911: 8707:Sovereign states 8691: 8684: 8677: 8668: 8667: 8610:Historical ships 8469:Viana do Castelo 8385: 8384: 8315: 8314: 8298: 8296: 8295: 8285: 8278: 8271: 8262: 8261: 8104:Military College 8094:Military Academy 8034:Army's equipment 8011: 7956: 7949: 7942: 7933: 7932: 7928: 7927: 7925:Official website 7912: 7887: 7886: 7884: 7882: 7867: 7858: 7857: 7850: 7844: 7843: 7841: 7839: 7824: 7818: 7817: 7815: 7813: 7798: 7792: 7791: 7789: 7787: 7777: 7771: 7770: 7768: 7766: 7751: 7745: 7744: 7742: 7740: 7724: 7718: 7717: 7715: 7713: 7698: 7692: 7691: 7689: 7687: 7672: 7663: 7662: 7660: 7658: 7643: 7637: 7636: 7634: 7632: 7617: 7611: 7610: 7608: 7606: 7591: 7585: 7584: 7582: 7580: 7566: 7560: 7559: 7557: 7555: 7541: 7535: 7534: 7528: 7520: 7518: 7516: 7500: 7494: 7493: 7491: 7489: 7474: 7468: 7467: 7465: 7463: 7449: 7443: 7442: 7440: 7438: 7423: 7410: 7409: 7408: 7406: 7393: 7387: 7386: 7384: 7382: 7368: 7362: 7361: 7359: 7357: 7342: 7336: 7335: 7333: 7331: 7316: 7310: 7309: 7302: 7296: 7295: 7293: 7291: 7276: 7270: 7269: 7267: 7265: 7250: 7244: 7243: 7241: 7239: 7224: 7218: 7217: 7210: 7204: 7203: 7196: 7190: 7189: 7186:fanfarradaarmada 7178: 7172: 7171: 7160: 7154: 7153: 7142: 7136: 7135: 7133: 7131: 7116: 7110: 7109: 7103: 7095: 7093: 7091: 7085: 7079:. 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