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Tender AVOS

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One-masted eight-gun tender (cutter) "Avos", 48 feet long and 50 tons displacement This tender was the first vessel of the Russian-American Company, which was built in Alaska in 1806 in Novo-Arkhangelsk (now the city of Sitka, USA).
It was the first vessel built in Alaska by the Russians. Its captain was Gavrila Davydov, the team consisted of 12 people.
Russian envoy Chamberlain Nikolai Rezanov called the tender "Maybe". On July 27, 1806, the tender "Avos" under the command of 22-year-old midshipman Gavrila Davydov with a crew of 12 industrialists, in the company of the ship "Juno" and under the general direction of Lieutenant Nikolai Khvostov, went on a secret expedition to assert the interests of the Russian Empire in the waters of the southern Kuril Islands and Sakhalin. To secure the Kuril Islands and Sakhalin to the Russian Empire, to bring the local aborigines (Ainu) to Russian citizenship and to force Japan to conclude trade relations with Russia, in 1807. the vessels "Avos " and" Juno " made numerous military raids on the coast of the Kuril Islands
The tender "Avos" was destined for a short, but well-known fate thanks to the world-famous first Soviet rock opera by A. Rybnikov and A. Voznesensky " Juno and Avos»
She and her cargo were wrecked off the coast of Chichagov Island in the area of the Alexander Archipelago on the way to Novo-Arkhangelsk on October 11, 1808. The crew consisting of the captain, the officer, 10 sailors and part of the transported cargo survived.