Italy:
From left to right the frigate Luigi Rizzo (F 596), the destroyer Indomito (D 559), the cruiser Caio Duilio (D 554) the destroyer Intrepido (D 571), and a Bergamini-class frigate, early 1970's
RN:
A Harrier aircraft from the Naval Strike Wing (NSW) onboard HMS Ark Royal is raised on a hangar lift ready for operations, onboard HMS Ark Royal. The NSW were embarked aboard Ark Royal in support of the carrier's 'Safe To Operate' phase, the aim of which was to enable successful embarkation in preparation for Operation Joint Warrior. 3rd March 2010
USCG:
US Coast Guard crew of cutter Spencer watched as a depth charge exploded near U-175, North Atlantic, 500nm WSW of Ireland, 17 Apr 1943. U-175 was sunk in this engagement
USN:
USS Yorktown (CV-5) docked at Naval Station Norfolk, Oct., 1937
USS Tennessee underway in Puget Sound, Washington, on 12 May 1943, after modernisation. Photograph from the Bureau of Ships Collection in the U.S. National Archives.
Russia:
Project 1155 Fregat/Udaloy I class destroyer Admiral Levchenko preparing for refueling, 2009. Photo by Artem Balabin.
Project 1144.2M Orlan/Kirov class nuclear battlecruiser Admiral Lazarev (ex. Frunze) rotting away in Abrek Bay near Fokino, Primorsky Krai. Ship is scheduled to be scrapped in 2021.
Spain:
Destroyer Huesca (formerly the Italian Alessandro Poerio), sometimes after 1937
The Alessandro Poerio, lead ship of her class of light scouts (esploratori) - re-rated destroyers after WWI, had an intense career in the Great War, deployed in the Adriatic and fighting in quite a few of the engagements that happened there between light ships.
In October 1937, together with other obsolescent ships (scouts Aquila and Falco, and the Poerio's sister ship Guglielmo Pepe) that the RM begrudgingly had accepted to sell, it sailed from Italy to Spain, where it was taken over by the Armada Española, with the new name Huesca.
Despite her age, she would serve for quite a bit in the Spanish Navy, being struck and sold for scrap on 17 August 1953.
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