Photos Navies Of All Nations

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Italy:
Condottieri class light cruiser Armando Diaz leaving Melbourne, October 1934

 

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Australia:
County class heavy cruiser HMAS Australia, 1 October 1953

 

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Colombian Destroyer "7 de Agosto" (1958) at high speed. She along with her sister were built in Sweden for Colombia as export versions of the Swedish "Halland class".

 

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Spain
Destroyer Almirante Valdés D23

 

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Italy
Frigate Carabinieri, Taranto channel

 

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Italy
Destroyer Andrea Doria, Taranto channel

 

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USS Gridley DDG 101 Arleigh Burke class flight IIa destroyer

 

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Haakonsvern Naval Base is Norway's main naval base, near Bergen. Recently refurbished, it has, like many of the bases in Scandinavia, important cave shelters, in this case large enough to contain even the Nansen-class frigates. Some photos.

 

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RN:
Parnall Peto submarine-launched naval reconnaissance seaplane with HMS M2 submarine. In 1927 the old M2 was converted into a submarine aircraft carrier and the Parnall Peto was specifically designed for them. Only 2 were built as the concept did not stick
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Here is a photo of Parnall Peto number 181

The Parnall Peto was a small seaplane designed to the British Air Ministry's specification 16/24 in the early 1920s for use as a submarine-carried reconnaissance aircraft.


Two examples were designed and built by George Parnall and Company and were given serial numbers N181 and N182. The first prototype, N181, crashed at Gibraltar and was rebuilt as N255 before being lost with the submarine HMS M2 when her hangar flooded.

The Peto was one of the most challenging design projects that the Parnall company undertook, because of the very small hangar in which the aircraft had to fit.

N255 featured on the cover of the popular mechanics magazine in October 1931

And the article contained within

 

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Spain
Several submarines back in 1978
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The first 3 subs front to back are Balao class submarines (ex US Navy)

Isaac Peral (S-32) ex-USS Ronquil (SS-396) (Guppy IIA) 1971 – 1987.
Narciso Monturiol (S-33) ex-USS Picuda (SS-382) (Guppy IIA) 1972 – 1977.
Cosme García (S-34) ex-USS Bang (SS-385) (Guppy IIA) 1972 – 1983.

S-61 is a French Daphné class submarine built in Spain under license and named Delfín (S-61) 1973 – 2003. Now preserved as a museum ship at Torrevieja Spain

 

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Spain
Destroyer D-23 "Almirante Valdés"

 

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Turkish drone carrier Anadolu

 

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Grayback (SSG-574) and Growler (SSG-577) alongside each other.

 

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The destroyer Lütjens (1969-2003) was the lead ship of her class, a modified version of the American Charles F. Adams-class, built for the Bundesmarine (West German Navy). She was the last steam-powered vessel, and the last ship classified as a destroyer of the German Navy. In the 1990s, Lütjens carried 42 RAM and 40 SM-1 SAM; total 82 SAM! Credits for the photo to Jerry Kuschny.

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USN

 

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(5/10/1970) USS DUNCAN (DD-874)
At Hong Kong. Note mooring buoy. Nhhc Image