Two United States Navy ships have been named ''Cyane'', a Latin word for the blue-green color cyan. * The first USS Cyane (1796) was originally the 28-gun United Kingdom frigate HMS Cyane, captured by the USS Constitution in 1815 and taken into the US Navy, where she served until 1835. * The second USS Cyane (1837) was a 22-gun sloop-of-war, launched in 1837, commissioned 1838 and a key player in the Mexican-American War, finally being decommissioned in 1871 and sold 1887.
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Two United States Navy ships have been named ''Cyane'', a Latin word for the blue-green color cyan. * The first USS Cyane (1796) was originally the 28-gun United Kingdom frigate HMS Cyane, captured by the USS Constitution in 1815 and taken into the US Navy, where she served until 1835. * The second USS Cyane (1837) was a 22-gun sloop-of-war, launched in 1837, commissioned 1838 and a key player in the Mexican-American War, finally being decommissioned in 1871 and sold 1887.
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