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FS Charles de Gaulle and HMS Queen Elizabeth, 3 June 2021
FS Charles de Gaulle and HMS Queen Elizabeth parting ways after 3 days of joint exercises, 3 June 2021
NATO interoperability in action: FS Charles de Gaulle and HMS Queen Elizabeth with Marine Nationale Rafales, Hawkeye, USMC and British F35B
FS Charles de Gaulle and HMS Queen Elizabeth, 3 June 2021
FS Charles de Gaulle and HMS Queen Elizabeth parting ways after 3 days of joint exercises, 3 June 2021
NATO interoperability in action: FS Charles de Gaulle and HMS Queen Elizabeth with Marine Nationale Rafales, Hawkeye, USMC and British F35B
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USS West Virginia (BB-48) Approaching drydock at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard on 8 June 1942. She entered Drydock Number One on the following day, just over six months after she was sunk in the 7 December 1941 Japanese air raid. Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the Naval History and Heritage Command.
Catalog #: NH 64491
Removal of a dud Japanese bomb found in USS West Virginia while she was under salvage at Pearl Harbor. from Naval History and Heritage Command.
Bogue-class escort carrier USS Copahee passing under the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco, circa 1942
Alaska class heavy cruiser USS Guam (CB-2) underway during her shakedown cruise off Trinidad, 13 November 1944
Light cruiser USS Detroit (CL-8) off Port Angeles, Washington (USA), on 14 April 1944. Her camouflage is Measure 33
USS West Virginia (BB-48) Approaching drydock at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard on 8 June 1942. She entered Drydock Number One on the following day, just over six months after she was sunk in the 7 December 1941 Japanese air raid. Official U.S. Navy Photograph, from the collections of the Naval History and Heritage Command.
Catalog #: NH 64491
Removal of a dud Japanese bomb found in USS West Virginia while she was under salvage at Pearl Harbor. from Naval History and Heritage Command.
Bogue-class escort carrier USS Copahee passing under the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco, circa 1942
Alaska class heavy cruiser USS Guam (CB-2) underway during her shakedown cruise off Trinidad, 13 November 1944
Light cruiser USS Detroit (CL-8) off Port Angeles, Washington (USA), on 14 April 1944. Her camouflage is Measure 33
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Imperial japan:
Sailors exercise on the deck of a warship at the Sasebo naval school, September 1941
A kaibōkan (sea-defence vessel) that reasonably equates to a Flower class corvette in overall capability. Under air attack from US B-25s off the coast of Indochina, bodies of her crew and ship wreckage litter the deck and water, 13 April 1945
Sailors exercise on the deck of a warship at the Sasebo naval school, September 1941
A kaibōkan (sea-defence vessel) that reasonably equates to a Flower class corvette in overall capability. Under air attack from US B-25s off the coast of Indochina, bodies of her crew and ship wreckage litter the deck and water, 13 April 1945
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USN:
USS Connecticut (SSN 22) departs Naval Base Kistap-Bremerton for deployment
USS New Mexico (SSN 779) arrives at Souda Bay, Greece.
MV-22 operations on USS Hershel “Woody” Williams (ESB 4) in the Atlantic Ocean
PHILIPPINE SEA (May 28, 2021) An MH-60K Seahawk, from the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) takes off of the flight deck of the Ticonderoga class guided-missile cruiser USS Shiloh (CG-67).
USS Connecticut (SSN 22) departs Naval Base Kistap-Bremerton for deployment
USS New Mexico (SSN 779) arrives at Souda Bay, Greece.
MV-22 operations on USS Hershel “Woody” Williams (ESB 4) in the Atlantic Ocean
PHILIPPINE SEA (May 28, 2021) An MH-60K Seahawk, from the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) takes off of the flight deck of the Ticonderoga class guided-missile cruiser USS Shiloh (CG-67).
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RN:
Fiji class cruiser HMS Kenya, silhouetted in the early morning sun, Scapa Flow, 19 December 1941
Light cruiser HMS Aurora at anchor off Liverpool. 5 April 1942
HMS Nelson during speed trials following a refit, escorted by HMS Penn. May 1942
HMS Howe leading a destroyer column with HMS's Quiberon, Quadrant, Quickmatch and Quilliam off Coromandel, NZ, 2 February 1945, flying the flag of Admiral Fraser on his visit to the Royal New Zealand Navy and to discuss with New Zealand War Cabinet.
Fiji class cruiser HMS Kenya, silhouetted in the early morning sun, Scapa Flow, 19 December 1941
Light cruiser HMS Aurora at anchor off Liverpool. 5 April 1942
HMS Nelson during speed trials following a refit, escorted by HMS Penn. May 1942
HMS Howe leading a destroyer column with HMS's Quiberon, Quadrant, Quickmatch and Quilliam off Coromandel, NZ, 2 February 1945, flying the flag of Admiral Fraser on his visit to the Royal New Zealand Navy and to discuss with New Zealand War Cabinet.
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Telescoping helicopter hangar on Austin class LPD USS Trenton (LPD-14), May 1987. She was transferred to the Indian Navy, January 2007 and renamed INS Jalashwa. She remains in service
Telescoping helicopter hangar on Austin class LPD USS Trenton (LPD-14), May 1987. She was transferred to the Indian Navy, January 2007 and renamed INS Jalashwa. She remains in service
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RN:
Late May 1915, Gibraltar. Battlecruiser HMS Inflexible undergoes repairs after she struck a Turkish mine in the Gulf of Erenköy on March 18 with 39 lives lost.
HMS Fearless in dry dock at Rosyth after a night exercise went horribly wrong and a number of collisions occurred. Fearless collided and sank the Sub K17.
On 31 January 1918 an incident that sardonically came to be known as the Battle of May Island occurred. A number of Royal Navy warships, including Fearless and her flotilla, were en route to Rosyth to take part in exercises, when due to a combination of mechanical failures and confusion over ship positions in the misty evening, a number of ships collided. Fearless accidentally rammed and sank the submarine HMS K17. She ground to halt, causing the other submarines in the flotilla to turn to avoid her, at which point a number of them were themselves struck by other following ships. In just over an hour, two submarines had been sunk, four others were damaged and Fearless had also sustained considerable damage. Over 100 sailors were killed in the incident.
Fearless was repaired and survived the war, but was considered obsolete and was sold for scrapping on 8 November 1921, eventually being broken up in Germany.
Late May 1915, Gibraltar. Battlecruiser HMS Inflexible undergoes repairs after she struck a Turkish mine in the Gulf of Erenköy on March 18 with 39 lives lost.
HMS Fearless in dry dock at Rosyth after a night exercise went horribly wrong and a number of collisions occurred. Fearless collided and sank the Sub K17.
On 31 January 1918 an incident that sardonically came to be known as the Battle of May Island occurred. A number of Royal Navy warships, including Fearless and her flotilla, were en route to Rosyth to take part in exercises, when due to a combination of mechanical failures and confusion over ship positions in the misty evening, a number of ships collided. Fearless accidentally rammed and sank the submarine HMS K17. She ground to halt, causing the other submarines in the flotilla to turn to avoid her, at which point a number of them were themselves struck by other following ships. In just over an hour, two submarines had been sunk, four others were damaged and Fearless had also sustained considerable damage. Over 100 sailors were killed in the incident.
Fearless was repaired and survived the war, but was considered obsolete and was sold for scrapping on 8 November 1921, eventually being broken up in Germany.
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Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, full of battleships and one carrier, USS Enterprise, 1940.
The forward 16″/45 guns of battleship USS Alabama (BB-60) train to starboard during a North Atlantic battle practice. Photographed during her shakedown period, circa December 1942 - January 1943
USS Nevada (BB-36) Puget Sound Navy Yard, Dec 15, 1942
Atlanta class light anti-aircraft cruiser USS Oakland in San Francisco Bay, August 2nd, 1943.
USS Indiana (BB-58), possibly in Puget Sound, 30 November 1944.
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington, full of battleships and one carrier, USS Enterprise, 1940.
The forward 16″/45 guns of battleship USS Alabama (BB-60) train to starboard during a North Atlantic battle practice. Photographed during her shakedown period, circa December 1942 - January 1943
USS Nevada (BB-36) Puget Sound Navy Yard, Dec 15, 1942
Atlanta class light anti-aircraft cruiser USS Oakland in San Francisco Bay, August 2nd, 1943.
USS Indiana (BB-58), possibly in Puget Sound, 30 November 1944.
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Russia:
January 8, 2017, a Sukhoi Su 33 (L) and a Mikoyan MiG 29K (R) on Russia's Admiral Kuznetsov aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Syria. A Russian task force consisting of Northern Fleet and Black Sea Fleet warships and more than 40 aircraft were involved in an anti-terrorist combat mission in Syria in the autumn and winter of the year 2016. Andrei Luzik/Russian Navy Northern Fleet Press Office/TASS (Photo by Andrei Luzik
SAR KA-27 on the deck of Admiral Kuznetsov, Jan 20, 1991
January 8, 2017, a Sukhoi Su 33 (L) and a Mikoyan MiG 29K (R) on Russia's Admiral Kuznetsov aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Syria. A Russian task force consisting of Northern Fleet and Black Sea Fleet warships and more than 40 aircraft were involved in an anti-terrorist combat mission in Syria in the autumn and winter of the year 2016. Andrei Luzik/Russian Navy Northern Fleet Press Office/TASS (Photo by Andrei Luzik
SAR KA-27 on the deck of Admiral Kuznetsov, Jan 20, 1991
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Iran:
Replenishment tanker Kharg has sank in the Gulf of Oman.
Cause of the fire is not yet known, but it apparently started in the engine room. Ship sank after 20 hours of damage control efforts failed. No deaths reported, 20 injured. Source: al-Jazeera
Replenishment tanker Kharg has sank in the Gulf of Oman.
Cause of the fire is not yet known, but it apparently started in the engine room. Ship sank after 20 hours of damage control efforts failed. No deaths reported, 20 injured. Source: al-Jazeera
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