Photos Navies Of All Nations

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France:
School-cruiser Jeanne d'Arc on her last cruise around the world, Québec, May 9th 1964. Her role was to train officers in the various naval trades

 

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USN:
USS Pennsylvania (BB-38) flagship, U.S. fleet, Admiral Frank Schofield, at Pearl Harbor, 3 February 1932

 

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RN:
Battlecruiser HMS Repulse on Firth of Clyde, 14 August 1916

 

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RN:
Portsmouth Harbour, 12th Dec 2020

HMS Dragon

HMS QE (l) and HMS Prince of Wales (r)

HMS Prince of Wales

Lerwick Port Authority Tugboat "Knab" that also functions as the pilot boat heading out to HMS Northumberland as she arrives in Shetland, 12 Dec 2020

 

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USN:
USS Cairo in the Mississippi River area during 1862

 

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Italy:
Battleship Andrea Doria (pre-refit) and liner Rex in Genoa, August 1933

Battleship Vittorio Veneto leaving Taranto naval base, 28 June 1941

 

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Russia:
Admiral Kuznetsov in Murmansk in 2018.

Admiral Kuznetsov undergoing repairs in Murmansk in August 2020.

 

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USN:
An American submarine sunk by the U.S. Navy in the 1930s as part of a training exercise has been located off the Delmarva Peninsula on the Atlantic Coast of the United States. The World War I vintage submarine is reported to be intact and sitting upright on the ocean floor making it one of the few American submarines resting in diveable East Coast waters that had yet to be located.

The submarine known as R-8 (S.S. 85) was located by Atlantic Wreck Salvage (AWS), owner and operator of D/V Tenacious, using side scan sonar images. With historical records to determine the approximate location of the submarine, the team compared the data from the sonar scans with pictures of the R-8, concluding that they have located the submarine. Additional information about the depth or the location of the vessel is being withheld until the team can dive the wreckage and make a formal identification.

 

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Japan:
Sunrise, sunset and night:
Left to right:
Atago class DDG JS Atago
Kongo class DDG JS Myoko
Akizuki class DD JS Fuyuzuki

 

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Imperial Japan:
Unable to keep up with the main Japanese fleet given their small displacement and the arrival of more modern and dedicated units, these old Japanese destroyers were pressed into service as patrol boats or as escort ships for convoys. Based in Palau and tasked with protecting the convoys from submarine attacks, 'Wakatake' was caught by US Aircraft when they launched an aerial campaign over the Palau Islands known as Operation Desecrate One. The ship was sunk during this action.

Destroyer 'Wakatake' under attack, Palau Islands, 30 March 1944

 

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Russia:
Sovremenny class destroyer 'Bystry' at Vladivostok, returning from Indo-Russian naval drills 'Indra 2015'

 

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USN:
USS Indiana (BB-58) bombarding Kamaishi, Honshu, Japan, with her forward 16" guns, 9 August 1945. This was the last salvo of the bombardment

 

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Portugal:
NRP Corte Real (F 332) participates in a pass and review during the North Atlantic Council at Sea Day with Nimitz class aircraft carrier USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) July 13, 2009, in the Atlantic Ocean.

 

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Italy:
Battleship Giulio Cesare, around 1924-5

Heavy cruiser Trieste, early 1930's

 

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RN:
Fairey Flycatcher being hoisted onto the flying off platform on B turret of the battlecruiser HMS Tiger. Colourised by Irootoko Jr.

HMS Barham mid-1930s

HMS Duchess at a buoy. 1st January 1933

 

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Taiwan:
The new 600-ton catamaran-hull patrol vessel Anping class Anping (CG 601), a modified Tuo-chiang class corvette for the ROC Coast Guard

Note the reserved slots for AShM, fitted for but not with

 

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RN:
HMS Hermes passing Fort Stamford, Plymouth, on her way into Devonport Dockyard for Refit and reactivation for service with the Indian Navy, May 1986

 

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Imperial Japan:
Destroyer Hokaze at Yokosuka, 1921.

 

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USN:
USS Newport News (CA-148) in dry dock at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, circa 1955

 

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Russian Caspian sea navy’s frigate Dagestan.