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The Mighty Monkey of Mim
Member # 646
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Where do these names (as ships) originate? Famous Royal/U.S. Navy ships?
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Shik
Member # 343
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John & Edward Rutledge were American patriots & public officials during the Revolutionary War era.
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Wraith
Member # 779
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So probably not an RN ship then...
There isn't a Renegade in Jane's and I don't recall hearing the name. Probably was one in WWII; sounds more RN than USN.
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Veers
Member # 661
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Or they just said: "Hey, Mike, we can't think of a cool name for this ship." "How about 'Renegade?'" "Yeah! That's a good one!"
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Wraith
Member # 779
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On no, reality!!!!!
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The Mighty Monkey of Mim
Member # 646
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I agree that Renegade sounds more British as far as a ship name goes.
SO, there havn't been any famous fighting ships named Rutledge? Why does it sound so familiar?
What about "Republic"?
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Shik
Member # 343
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Named after Plato's book, I'd imagine.
Rutledge always maked me think of Rutland, which is in south central Vermont.
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