Photos Navies Of All Nations

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USN:
Battle Group Romeo sometime from May 13 to October 24, 1986 with the ships from left-to-right being USS Long Beach, USS Thach, USS Wabash, USS New Jersey, USS Kirk, and USS Merrill.

 

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RN:
Queen Mary on the quarter deck of HMS Queen Elizabeth of the 5th Battle Squadron (Grand Fleet), just after the Armistice, November 1918

 

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USN:
heavy cruiser USS Des Moines (CA-134) in Boston Harbor, Nov 15, 1949

 

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France:
Destroyer Bourrasque sinking off Dunkirk during Operation Dynamo, with the loss of some 500 of the 1,100–1,200 troops and crew aboard, 30 May 1940

 

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RN & Russia:
Battleship HMS Princess Royal, Imperial Russian battleship Andrei Pervozvannyi, armoured cruiser Admiral Makarov and HMS Queen Mary at Kronstadt, June, 1914.

 

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RN & Indonesia:
HMS Spey side-by-side with KRI Raden Eddy Mardinata. HMS Spey visited Bali in a cultural exchange with the Indonesian Navy

 

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RN:
Royal Navy armorers of HMS Indomitable prepare 500 pound bombs, probably for an Avenger, to attack Japanese targets in Indonesia. Hellcats can be seen in the background. Autumn 1944 off Sumatra

 

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USN:
Nimitz class aircraft carrier USS Harry S Truman (CVN-75) during flight operations in the Mediterranean. 3 June 2010

 

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Sweden & Russia:
Visby class corvette HMS Helsingborg (K-32) monitoring Russian Kilo class SSK in the Baltic Sea, 07/10/2022.

 

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France:
Free French submarine Surcouf in Canada, 1941

 

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South Korea:
ROKS Sindolseok (SS 082) sails into Apra Harbor, Guam 2022

 

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Australia:
RIMPAC 1972. Aircraft carrier HMAS Melbourne. Photo from River class destroyer escort HMAS Stuart (DE-48)

 

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Spanish Cruiser CANARIAS

 

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Couple of torpedo boats "cutting the T".

1887 SMS S33




As far as I know these are also German torpedo boats during Jutland.

 

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Spain
Frigate BALEARES F-71

 

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Free show!
crucero alemán “Admiral Graf Spee” cerca de Montevideo, Uruguay. El 13 de septiembre de 1939, decenas de miles de montevideanos se congregaron a lo largo de la costanera para verlo luchar contra tres barcos de guerra británicos. Sin embargo, a solo cuatro millas del puerto, antes de acercarse a los barcos británicos que esperaban, el Graf Spee fue hundido por su tripulación y comenzó a hundirse (foto: totalurugay)

 

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Good morning, I share with you some images of the Naval Museum, where there are some objects from the Graf Spee and very interesting pieces of Uruguayan naval history.

 

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Russian Imperial Navy.

 

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