Talk:Roughs Tower
Talk:Roughs Tower It has been suggested that this article ... or section be merged with HM Fort Roughs. ( Discuss ) Agreed. Other article is on exactly ... December 2005 (UTC) Agreed It seems that Roughs Tower is just the common/popular name ...
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HM Fort Roughs
HM Fort Roughs It has been suggested that this article ... or section may require cleanup. HM Fort Roughs, also known as Roughs Tower HM Fort Roughs was one of several World War ...
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Strong Roughs   (translated from French)
Strong Roughs Strong Roughs is a State car-proclaimed, which is ... sea, freedom) Langue official anglais Capitale Strong Roughs Chief of Principauté Prince and princessRoy Bates ... the principality of Sealand is it Strong Roughs, one of the platforms of the British ... after the conflict. The characteristic of Strong Roughs compared to the other platforms of ...
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Talk:HM Fort Roughs
Talk:HM Fort Roughs ARCHIVE: Talk:HM Fort Roughs-1 New discussion The first Talk page ... it is a history of HM Fort Roughs: how it began and what happened to ... is a good idea to deal with Roughs Tower seperately from the Principality of Sealand. ...
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Talk:Sealand/Archive2
... and several Dutch citizens forcibly took over Roughs Tower and held Prince Roy's son..." rather ... group of competing pirate radio broadcasters from Roughs Tower in the 1960s - before occupying it and ... UK government physically enforcing UK law on Roughs Tower, or successfully prosecuting Bates on ...
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Sealand
... like entity) that claims as its territory Roughs Tower, a former Maunsell Sea Fort located in ... 1942, during World War II, HM Fort Roughs was constructed by the UK as one ... of the United Kingdom. The facility (termed Roughs Tower) was occupied by 150–300 Royal Navy ...
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Talk:Sealand/Archive4
... of the inside and outside of Rough Tower. His photographs include a shot of BRITISH officers going by under the Tower, and of the BRITISH buoy marked Rough Tower. There are details of court cases and ... case concerning the legal situation concerning Rough Tower - he quit and denounced Bates as a ... wouldn't be a micronation. But the tower is squarely within British waters (as ...
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Talk:Sealand/Archive1
... merely recognition of the obvious, that the tower was located in international waters. This is ... at least some of the time. The tower is in British territorial waters (although in ... even if you are correct in stating Roughs Tower as being territory, that doesn't make ... the UK had (or has) jurisdiction over Roughs Tower, and whether the Sealand is ...
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User talk:Isomorphic/archive3
... the Royal Navy barge. There is no "tower" as such, what there is a name "Rough Tower" on the UK Ordinance Survey maps and the words "Rough Tower" on the Ministry of Defence buoys which ... text I removed was about how the tower was built, which matters only in the ... Above all make it clear that "Rough Tower" is not a tower but twin ...
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User talk:MPLX/2004
... Wikipedia in any topic related to Rough Tower. Instead I have chosen to publish my ... User_talk:MPLX My interest in the Rough Tower ("Sealand") controversy: My interest in this subject ... identified by UK Ordinance Survey as Rough Tower that is located on Rough Sands within ... waters of the United Kingdom. The twin tower structure that can be seen above the ... barge or pontoon known as HM Fort Roughs. This vessel was intentionally submerged by ...
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