Photos Navies Of All Nations

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RN & USN:
HMS Malaya, USS South Dakota and USS Alabama at sea, 7 July 1943

 

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RN:
OPVs HMS Spey and HMS Tamar anchored in Plymouth Sound, March 30, 2021

 

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Russia:
Project 11435 Kuznetsov, 2012

 

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RN:
HMS Diamond (D34) Daring-class air defence destroyer coming into Portsmouth, England - April 2, 2021

HMS Mersey (P283) River-class offshore patrol vessel leaving Portsmouth, England - April 2, 2021

HMS Pembroke (M107) Sandown-class minehunter coming into Plymouth, England - April 2, 2021

 

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USN:
USS Lake Champlain (CG 57) Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruiser leaving San Diego - April 2, 2021

USS Kidd (DDG 100) Arleigh Burke-class Flight IIA guided missile destroyer coming into San Diego - April 2, 2021

USNS Richard E. Byrd (T-AKE-4) Lewis and Clark-class dry cargo ship coming into San Diego - April 2, 2021

USS Sampson (DDG 102) Arleigh Burke-class Flight IIA guided missile destroyer coming into San Diego - April 2, 2021

USS John Finn (DDG 113) Arleigh Burke-class Flight IIA guided missile destroyer coming into San Diego after 4-month deployment - April 2, 2021

 

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Japan:
JS Akebono (DD 108) coming into Port Klang, Malaysia - April 2, 2021

 

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USN:
USS Cincinnati (LCS 20) Independence-variant littoral combat ship in San Diego heading back to the pier - April 1, 2021

USS Essex (LHD 2) Wasp-class amphibious assault ship coming into San Diego with USS Abraham Lincoln in the background - April 1, 2021

 

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Japan & Australia:
JS Akebono and HMAS Anzac as the ships sail in-company through the South China Sea, April 2021

 

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Netherlands, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, Germany, Belgium:
Thanks to #SNMCMG1 friends and Allies for a great week of interactions and high-readiness training exercises in the Baltic Sea. April 2021

 

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Russia:
Dmitry Donskoy during the Day of the Navy in Kronstadt. 2020

 

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RN:

A 5.25-inch dual-purpose gun turret removed from the cruiser HMS Argonaut, Philadelphia, 1943

On 14 December 1942, Argonaut was heavily damaged when the Italian Marcello-class submarine Lazzaro Mocenigo (Italian) struck the cruiser with two torpedoes from a spread of four,[4] causing serious damage. The bow and stern sections of the cruiser were effectively blown off and the steering wrecked. Though only three crew members were killed, the damage was so severe that German authorities mistakenly believed the Argonaut had been sunk. The ship was patched up and limped to Algiers for more temporary repairs. It then sailed for the United States, where it underwent a seven-month reconstruction, completed in November 1943

 

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USN:
ex-Oriskany, a decommissioned aircraft carrier, was sunk 24 miles off the coast of Pensacola, Fla., on May 17 2006 to form an artificial reef. Gulf of Mexico.

 

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Germany:
Scharnhorst-class battleship 'Gneisenau' refuelling from tanker Westerwald in July 1939.

 

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USN:
"Into Harm's Way" by Jack Fellows.
USS Johnston (DD-557) charges the IJN's Centre Force during the Battle off Samar, October 25th, 1944.

 

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USN:
USS Oregon (BB-3) during her interwar stint as a museum ship in Portland, Oregon

Her scrapping was later halted, as it was determined she could be of use supporting the invasion of Guam. She was then loaded up with ammunition as a storage hulk, and towed there.

 

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RN:
HMS Hermes in Hamburg, March 1974

HMS Hermes during the Falklands Campaign

 

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USN:
11 July 1944, Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard. USS Maryland (BB-46) is in the early stage of repairs after she's been hit by a torpedo in the Battle of Saipan on June 22.

 

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Italy:
Sauro class destroyer Daniele Manin. She was sunk 3rd April 1941, in the final action by the Red Sea Flotilla

 

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PLA(N):
Type 052D Qiqihar of the North Sea Fleet during NBCD washdown

Aircraft carrier Liaoning with Type 052C destroyer Haikou and Type 054A frigate Yantai

 

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RN:
Vice admiral Sir David Richard Beatty and his staff are onboard HMS Lion, flagship of Battlecruiser Fleet, fall 1916, Scapa Flow.