Photos Navies Of All Nations

Canada:
HMCS Pictou (K-146) while on convoy duty in the Atlantic, circa 1944-1945
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Imperial Japan:
Hiyō-class aircraft carrier Jun'yō moored at Sasebo, Japan, on 26 September 1945
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Vietnam:
TT-400TP gunboats of the Vietnamese navy (HQ-272 and HQ-274). Moored near Ho Chi Minh city (Circa april 2020).
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Germany:
Admiral Graf Spee in the port of Hamburg in 1939
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Japan & USN:
JMSDF destroyer Takanami (DD-110), front, sails alongside the guided missile destroyer USS McCampbell (DDG-85) March 9, 2014, in the Pacific Ocean. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Chris Cavagnaro/Released)
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Saudi Arabia:
Launching of the Al-Jubail, first of five Avante 2200 Class corvettes built for the Royal Saudi Naval Forces
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USN, RAN:
HMAS Warramunga (FFH-152) engages ex-USS New Orleans (LPH-11), 10 July 2010, with her 5-inch gun during a surface engagement as part of Rim of the Pacific Exercise RIMPAC 2010. E x-New Orleans was eventually sunk by USS McClusky (FFG-41), USS Freedom (LCS-1) and other ships during RIMPAC 2010. RIMPAC is a biennial, multinational exercise designed to strengthen regional partnerships and improve interoperability. Australian Defense Forces photo and US Navy photos

The ship first sustained direct hits by at least seven Harpoon missiles. After the Harpoon strikes, B-52s from 2d Bomb Wing and 5th Bomb Wing dropped five 2000-pound GBU-10 precision bombs. As the ship began to list, a joint force of the five participating nations – United States, Japan, Australia, Canada and France - struck the ship with the majority hitting above the water line. The most damage came from the Australian HMAS Warramunga (FFH 152) who hit with three of the seven Harpoon and over 70 five-inch shells. New Orleans rolled on her side and sank at about 6:15 pm 70 miles north-west of Kauai.
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Japan:
SeaRAM and Phalanx CIWS mounted on the stern of JS Kaga.
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RN:
King George V of the United Kingdom, stands in front of the 15" guns of the super dreadnought HMS Queen Elizabeth, 1917.
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Japan & USN:
JS Hyuuga operating with USS Ronald Reagan in the Philippines Sea in 2018
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RN:
Bow view of HMS Prince of Wales, 20 April 1941
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HMS Argonaut steaming at high speed, 1942
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HMS Duke of York and HMS King George V escorting an Arctic convoy, March 1942
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HMS Duke of York firing a salvo from her forward turrets
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Port bow view of HMS Duke of York
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Canada:
25th July, 2020. HMCS Toronto leaving Halifax harbour for a 6 month deployment
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Russia:
Kirov-class battlecruiser Pyotr Velikiy
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Marine behind 14.5mm MTPU pedestal machine gun mount on a Buyan class corvette at Bandar Anzali, Iran
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Imperial Austro-Hungary:
Austro-Hungarian postcard celebrating the sinking of the Italian requisitioned steamer Principe Umberto by the submarine U-5, 8 June 1916; of the 2821 men onboard, 1926 died, in the most lethal submarine attack of World War I
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USN:
Museum ship USS Salem, Fore River, Quincy, Massachusetts, 2003
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USS Tunny (SSG-282) with crew inspecting a Regulus missile, off Point Mugu, CA, Sept 3, 1953.
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USN Carrier Strike Group in Mediterranean 1958-59.
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RN:
Museum ship HMS Belfast on a foggy London morning
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RIMPAC, 25 Jul 2006
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Sinking USS Belleau Wood, RIMPAC 2006
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USN:
USS Indianapolis preparing to leave Tinian for Leyte after delivering atom bomb components, 26 July 1945.
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