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- Nicaraguan_Navy abstract "The Nicaraguan Navy of Somoza's National Guard consisted of a few old patrol boats in the early 1980s. The Sandinistas acquired more modern vessels, although none were larger than fifty tons.The navy's mission was to discourage seaborne Contra attacks and to deter CIA-run operations such as the destruction of diesel storage facilities at Corinto in 1983 and the mining of Nicaraguan harbors in 1984. The Sandinista navy (Marina de Guerra Sandinista--MGS), which had reached a peak strength of 3,000 personnel in 1990, suffered a sweeping reduction to 800 by 1993.The commander of the navy was a Sandinista Popular Army (Ejército Popular Sandinista--EPS) officer with the rank of major. The principal bases of the MGS are at the ports of Corinto on the Pacific and Puerto Cabezas on the Caribbean. Other installations are at El Bluff near Bluefields and San Juan del Sur on the Pacific.The Sandinistas had acquired eight Soviet Yevgenya class minesweepers, of which seven remained in 1993. Three Soviet Zhuk-class patrol boats were believed to be seaworthy, out of seven that remained at the end of 1990. Also believed to be operational are three North Korean fast patrol boats as well as two Vedette-type boats built in France and armed with Soviet 14.5mm machine guns.".
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageID "1225328".
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageLength "1693".
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageOutDegree "20".
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageRevisionID "703649455".
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Anastasio_Somoza_Debayle.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Bluefields.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Category:Military_of_Nicaragua.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Category:Navies_by_country.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Central_Intelligence_Agency.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Contras.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Corinto,_Nicaragua.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink El_Bluff.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink National_Guard_(Nicaragua).
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Nicaragua.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink North_Korea.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Patrol_boat.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Puerto_Cabezas.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink San_Juan_del_Sur.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Sandinista_National_Liberation_Front.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Sandinista_Popular_Army.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Soviet_Union.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Vedette_(sentry).
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLink Yevgenya-class_minesweeper.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLinkText "Navy".
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLinkText "Nicaraguan Navy".
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageWikiLinkText "navy".
- Nicaraguan_Navy auto "yes".
- Nicaraguan_Navy date "December 2009".
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Navies_in_Latin_America.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Nicaragua-stub.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Unreferenced_stub.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Update.
- Nicaraguan_Navy subject Category:Military_of_Nicaragua.
- Nicaraguan_Navy subject Category:Navies_by_country.
- Nicaraguan_Navy comment "The Nicaraguan Navy of Somoza's National Guard consisted of a few old patrol boats in the early 1980s. The Sandinistas acquired more modern vessels, although none were larger than fifty tons.The navy's mission was to discourage seaborne Contra attacks and to deter CIA-run operations such as the destruction of diesel storage facilities at Corinto in 1983 and the mining of Nicaraguan harbors in 1984.".
- Nicaraguan_Navy label "Nicaraguan Navy".
- Nicaraguan_Navy sameAs Q7024448.
- Nicaraguan_Navy sameAs m.02p3z9c.
- Nicaraguan_Navy sameAs Q7024448.
- Nicaraguan_Navy wasDerivedFrom Nicaraguan_Navy?oldid=703649455.
- Nicaraguan_Navy isPrimaryTopicOf Nicaraguan_Navy.