what is a frigate?

Answer 1

It is a small warship similar to the "destroyers" of WWII.

Answer 2

in the days of sail it was a warship smaller than a ship of the line. HMS Victory is a ship of the line; USS Constitution is a frigate.........both still exist; both have a million pictures on the web you can look at; Constitution, at 210 years old is still sailing and still a commissioned warship in the US Navy.

if you mean from 1935 onwards.......it would be a warship slightly smaller than a destroyer in most Navies; in the US Navy up to 1977 a ship smaller than a destroyer was a destroyer escort ( A DE ); a ship bigger then a destroyer but smaller than a cruiser would be a frigate ( FF, FFG).....it finally got too confusing with 3,000 ton British ships and 8,000 ton American ships both considered frigates; the US re classed their ships as cruisers or destroyers in '77 and like everyone else, saved frigate for small escort ships

Answer 3

A frigate is a warship.

Answer 4

This website may shed some light:
http://www.navy.mil/navydata/fact_display.asp?cid=4200&tid=1300&ct=4

Answer 5

I think it's a large french warship.

not sure...realy easy to google it xP

Answer 6

warship