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Centaur class HMS Hermes (R12) and Illustrious-class HMS Victorious (R38) off the coast of Aden in 1967.
County Class destroyer HMS Kent (D12) in Glasgow in October 1975. Belfast built in 1963 she served till 1998 when she was broken up at Alang.
Centaur class HMS Hermes (R12) and Illustrious-class HMS Victorious (R38) off the coast of Aden in 1967.
County Class destroyer HMS Kent (D12) in Glasgow in October 1975. Belfast built in 1963 she served till 1998 when she was broken up at Alang.
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Charles F. Adams-class guided missile destroyer USS Henry B. Wilson (DDG-7) refueling from USS Enterprise (CVN-65), 1971
Knox-class frigate USS Gray (DE-1054) in the Pacific, circa 1970
USS Franklin D. Roosevelt (CVA-42) as an approaching aircraft would see it while underway in the Mediterranean Sea. The exact date is unknown. It was taken between 2 January 1970 through 16 July 1975 when Attack Carrier Air Wing 6 (CVW-6) was embarked. The photo seems to be from the early 1970s, when the following squadrons were assigend to CVW-6: VF-41 "Black Aces" (McDonnell Douglas F-4J Phantom II), VF-84 "Jolly Rogers" (F-4J), VA-15 "Valions" (LTV A-7B Corsair II), VA-87 "Golden Warriors" (A-7B), VA-176 "Thunderbolts" (Grumman A-6A Intruder), VFP-63 Det.42 "Eyes of the Fleet" (Vought RF-8G Crusader), VAW-121 Det.42 "Griffins" (Grumman E-1B Tracer), VAQ-130 Det. 42 "Zappers" (Douglas EKA-3B Skywarrior), and HC-2 DET.42 "Fleet Angels" (Kaman UH-2A/B Seasprite).
Charles F. Adams-class guided missile destroyer USS Henry B. Wilson (DDG-7) refueling from USS Enterprise (CVN-65), 1971
Knox-class frigate USS Gray (DE-1054) in the Pacific, circa 1970
USS Franklin D. Roosevelt (CVA-42) as an approaching aircraft would see it while underway in the Mediterranean Sea. The exact date is unknown. It was taken between 2 January 1970 through 16 July 1975 when Attack Carrier Air Wing 6 (CVW-6) was embarked. The photo seems to be from the early 1970s, when the following squadrons were assigend to CVW-6: VF-41 "Black Aces" (McDonnell Douglas F-4J Phantom II), VF-84 "Jolly Rogers" (F-4J), VA-15 "Valions" (LTV A-7B Corsair II), VA-87 "Golden Warriors" (A-7B), VA-176 "Thunderbolts" (Grumman A-6A Intruder), VFP-63 Det.42 "Eyes of the Fleet" (Vought RF-8G Crusader), VAW-121 Det.42 "Griffins" (Grumman E-1B Tracer), VAQ-130 Det. 42 "Zappers" (Douglas EKA-3B Skywarrior), and HC-2 DET.42 "Fleet Angels" (Kaman UH-2A/B Seasprite).
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Iowa class battleship USS Iowa (BB-61) off Boston, Massachusetts, 27 August 1943
Tennessee class battleships USS Tennessee (BB-43) and the bow section of USS California (BB-44) at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, summer 1946
Iowa class battleship USS Iowa (BB-61) off Boston, Massachusetts, 27 August 1943
Tennessee class battleships USS Tennessee (BB-43) and the bow section of USS California (BB-44) at the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, summer 1946
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USS Lexington (CV-2) and battleships and cruisers of the US Pacific Fleet paying a visit to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard at Bremerton, Washington. Lexington had a .50cal gallery fitted to the top of her stack in Sept 1935 which is missing in this picture. It must be after 1933 when the hammerhead crane was built.
It looks like some work is being done to the top of her stack so this may be the summer of 1935. On the opposite side of the pier is a Colorado class battleship with a Tennessee class ship moored aft. To the right is a New Mexico class battleship with what looks like another Colorado behind.
Extreme right is an Omaha class light cruiser with another of the class leaving the yard in the distance.
USS Lexington (CV-2) and battleships and cruisers of the US Pacific Fleet paying a visit to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard at Bremerton, Washington. Lexington had a .50cal gallery fitted to the top of her stack in Sept 1935 which is missing in this picture. It must be after 1933 when the hammerhead crane was built.
It looks like some work is being done to the top of her stack so this may be the summer of 1935. On the opposite side of the pier is a Colorado class battleship with a Tennessee class ship moored aft. To the right is a New Mexico class battleship with what looks like another Colorado behind.
Extreme right is an Omaha class light cruiser with another of the class leaving the yard in the distance.
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County class destroyer Glamorgan returning home to Portsmouthfrom the Falklands in 1982 . She remained on the gunline providing naval gunfire support to the troops advancing on Stanley for longer than she really should have, by about two hours, as her captain realised that the Royal Marines had been delayed in their advance. She was hit by an Exocet fired from the shore. The Navigating Officer and on the bridge, saw the launch, and turned the ship hard in an attempt to avoid the missile. He nearly succeeded but she was hit right aft, which undoubtedly saved her. If she’d been hit broadside on the seaslug magazine would have gone up, destroying the ship with a huge loss of life. The missile hit the hangar and then destroyed the main galley. Fourteen were killed
County class destroyer Glamorgan returning home to Portsmouthfrom the Falklands in 1982 . She remained on the gunline providing naval gunfire support to the troops advancing on Stanley for longer than she really should have, by about two hours, as her captain realised that the Royal Marines had been delayed in their advance. She was hit by an Exocet fired from the shore. The Navigating Officer and on the bridge, saw the launch, and turned the ship hard in an attempt to avoid the missile. He nearly succeeded but she was hit right aft, which undoubtedly saved her. If she’d been hit broadside on the seaslug magazine would have gone up, destroying the ship with a huge loss of life. The missile hit the hangar and then destroyed the main galley. Fourteen were killed
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Heavy cruiser Blücher sinking in the Oslofjord after the battery was shelled by the "Oscarsborg" and several torpedo hits from the "Kaholmen torpedo battery". April 9, 1940
Type IXC U-boat U-510 in the Lorient pens in the western coast of France, 1942-43
Heavy cruiser Blücher sinking in the Oslofjord after the battery was shelled by the "Oscarsborg" and several torpedo hits from the "Kaholmen torpedo battery". April 9, 1940
Type IXC U-boat U-510 in the Lorient pens in the western coast of France, 1942-43
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County class heavy cruiser HMAS Australia (C01)with Modified River class frigate HMAS Murchison (F442) moored alongside. The ships arrived in Wellington on 25 February 1950 ahead of combined exercises with the RNZN commencing 3 March
County class heavy cruiser HMAS Australia (C01)with Modified River class frigate HMAS Murchison (F442) moored alongside. The ships arrived in Wellington on 25 February 1950 ahead of combined exercises with the RNZN commencing 3 March
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(5/17/1993) Aerial stern view of the decommissioned battleship New Jersey (BB-62) and seven decommissioned Knox class frigates tied up at the Ship Intermediate Maintenance Facility at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, WA
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USS Oakland (LCS 24) Independence-variant littoral combat ship coming into Sydney, Australia with unmanned surface squadron vessels Ranger, Mariner, Sea Hawk, Sea Hunter and crew boat Rebekah C. - October 24, 2023
USS Oakland (LCS 24) Independence-variant littoral combat ship coming into Sydney, Australia with unmanned surface squadron vessels Ranger, Mariner, Sea Hawk, Sea Hunter and crew boat Rebekah C. - October 24, 2023
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Abdiel-class minelayer HMS Latona was set on fire by German bombs off Bardia, Libya. She remained afloat for two hours and almost all on board were evacuated. When the fire reached her magazine she exploded. 20 crew and 7 soldiers died. 25 Oct 1941
Abdiel-class minelayer HMS Latona was set on fire by German bombs off Bardia, Libya. She remained afloat for two hours and almost all on board were evacuated. When the fire reached her magazine she exploded. 20 crew and 7 soldiers died. 25 Oct 1941
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