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naval academy - traduzione in italiano

TRAINING INSTITUTION FOR NAVAL OFFICERS
Naval Academy; Naval Academy (disambiguation)

naval academy         
accademia navale
military academy         
  • Academia Militar das Agulhas Negras
  • A [[sloop]] of the [[Hellenic Naval Academy]] sails past with a crew of naval cadet officers. The Academy is supervised by the [[Hellenic Navy]].
  • The [[Australian Defence Force Academy]] is a tri-service military college established in 1986.
  • Royal Naval Institute]]. The academy is a part of ''Nederlandse Defensie Academie''.
  • Chief of Naval Staff]] for India, reviews cadets during a [[passing out]] parade of the [[Indian Military Academy]]. The institution is a training academy of the [[Indian Army]].
  • Air Force Military School]], a boys-only military high school
  • A cadet of Italy's [[Nunziatella military academy]] in 1787, the year the academy was established
  • Escola Naval
  • Armenian soldiers at the [[Vazgen Sargsyan Military University]] in 2013
  • Serbian Military Academy]]
  • Library of [[Bundeswehr University Munich]], which provides post-secondary education to military personnel and civilians
  • CARAT Indonesia 2015]]. The Indonesian Naval Academy is part of the [[Indonesian Navy]].
  • West Point]]
  • Escola de Especialistas da Aeronáutica
  • A classroom at the [[School of Advanced Military Studies]], one of four staff colleges of the [[United States Army]]
  • Colours Contingent of the [[Bangladesh Military Academy]], a training institute for officers of the [[Bangladesh Army]]
  • Colégio Militar do Rio de Janeiro
  • Escola de Aprendizes-Marinheiros de Santa Catarina
  • Cadets of ''[[École spéciale militaire de Saint-Cyr]]'' during the 2008 [[Bastille Day military parade]]. The military college was established in 1802 by [[Napoleon]].
  • corps of cadets]] along with a civilian student body.
  • Main gate of the [[PLA National Defence University]], a [[national university]] administered by the [[People's Liberation Army]].
  • Established in 1832, the [[Military Academy of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Russia]] is a post-graduate military academy.
  • Cadets of the [[United States Military Academy]] (USMA) navigate the horizontal ladder and vertical rope obstacle of the Indoor Obstacle Course Test. USMA is one of five federal service academies.
  • Cadets of the [[Berdimuhamed Annayev 1st Specialized Military School]]
  • Cadets of the [[Indonesian Air Force Academy]] in formation before parading for the Air force anniversary ceremony. The Academy is operated by the [[Indonesian Air Force]].
  • JMSDF Officer Candidate School, Etajima, Hiroshima
  • The Honour Guard of [[José María Córdova Military School]]. Cadets undergo undergraduate studies at the institution.
  • Cadets of the [[Korean Military Academy]] during a visit to [[United Nations Command]]
  • A passing out parade at [[Pakistan Military Academy]]
  • [[Karlberg Palace]], home of Sweden's [[Military Academy Karlberg]]. Established in 1792, it is the oldest military academy in the world to remain in its original location.
  • Cadets of the [[Military Institute of the Kazakh Ground Forces]] march in the [[2015 Moscow Victory Day Parade]].
  • The Raakunamäki Military Academy in [[Lappeenranta]], [[Finland]]
  • Cadets of [[Marion Military Institute]] after the Alumni Weekend parade. The Institute is one of four junior military colleges in the United States.
  • Heroic Military Academy]] with a [[golden eagle]], the institution's mascot
  • A cadet of [[Moscow Suvorov Military School]], the first of several [[Suvorov Military School]]s established throughout Russia
  • The [[National Defense College of the Philippines]] is a graduate-level military college established in 1963.
  • The [[National War College]], a school of the [[National Defense University]], is a multi-service staff college in the United States.
  • Students of ''[[Colégio Militar]]'' on parade. The school is one of two pre-university institutions in Portugal.
  • Portuguese Military Academy]], an undergraduate-level institution
  • Graduating cadets of [[Philippine Military Academy]] at a homecoming
  • National Military College]].
  • Students of ''[[Prytanée National Militaire]]'' having lunch, 1900. The institution is one of several military preparatory schools in France.
  • The main complex of the [[Naval Academy Mürwik]] of the [[German Navy]]
  • Established in 1701, the [[Royal Danish Naval Academy]] is the oldest-still-existing officers' academy in the world.
  • [[Royal Military College of Canada]] band piper and bugler. Established in 1876, the College is Canada's only post-secondary military college with degree-granting powers.
  • Officer Cadet School]] within the [[SAFTI Military Institute]] as seen from the northwest.
  • The Engineers Castle of Russia's [[Military Engineering-Technical University]], with a monument to [[Peter the Great]] in the foreground
  • The Passing Out Parade at [[Royal Military Academy Sandhurst]], one of four military academies in the United Kingdom.
  • The [[Baltic Defence College]] is a multinational military college established by Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
  • Cadets of the [[Great Lakes Maritime Academy]] learning how to row a boat. The institution is one of six military-styled maritime academies in the United States.
  • Cadets of the [[Indonesian Military Academy]] in parade uniform during the Indonesian independence day ceremony. The institution is the military academy of the [[Indonesian Army]].
  • The [[Tashkent Higher Tank Command School]] during the soviet period
  • RAF staff College]] course at Andover, 1922. The staff college operated from 1922 to 1970.
  • Cadets of [[National Defence University of Malaysia]] on an exercise. The institution is a post-secondary school operated by the [[Malaysian Armed Forces]].
  • Buildings of the [[Norwegian Naval Academy]], an undergraduate institution intended to instruct officers of the [[Royal Norwegian Navy]]
  • Cadets of the [[Polish Naval Academy]] aboard the ORP ''Iskra'', 1937
HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION OPERATED BY OR FOR THE MILITARY
Military Academies; Military academies; Military school; Service academy; Higher Military School; Service academies; Officer training; Defence Academy; Special military academy; Military Academy; Cadet school; Military college; War academy; Military university; Akademi Angkatan Bersenjata Republik Indonesia; Indonesian Military academy; Army Academy; Military schools; Military-school; Military public school
accademia militare
combat vessel         
  • D33}} in 2012
  • AVP-39}} until 1958.
  • longest naval vessel]] ever built, near [[Portsmouth]], [[England]] in 2004
  • United States Navy and [[Philippine Navy]] vessels in the [[Sulu Sea]] in 2005
WATERCRAFT DESIGNED TO CONDUCT OR SUPPORT COMBAT OPERATIONS AT SEA
Naval vessel; Boat crew; Naval ships; Types of Modern Navel Ships; Naval Vessels; Navy ships; Naval vessels; Combat vessel; Military vessel; Military ship; Naval boat; Military boat; Naval warship
nave da combattimento, barca da combattimento

Definizione

flotilla
(flotillas)
A flotilla is a group of small ships, usually military ships.
N-COUNT

Wikipedia

Naval academy

A naval academy provides education for prospective naval officers.

Esempi dal corpus di testo per naval academy
1. Naval Academy, where she studied aerospace engineering.
2. Naval Academy to describe promiscuous men and women.
3. Naval Academy and a native of Los Angeles, California.
4. Naval Academy in 1'46 to chief of the Pacific Command.
5. Naval Academy, said he based his views on his upbringing.