Photos Navies Of All Nations

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USN:
South Dakota class fast battleship USS Alabama (BB-60) during fitting out at Norfolk Navy Yard, 3rd July 1942

 

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USN
Destroyer Division 92 tied up together at Terminal Island in 1962.

From left to right, you have the destroyers:
USS Shelton (DD-790)
USS Blue (DD-744)
USS Collett (DD-730)
USS Lyman K. Swenson (DD-729)

At the extreme right of the photo, you can see a part of the destroyer tender USS Bryce Canyon (AD-36).

 

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Spain
The D-65 "Blas de Lezo" seen from the starboard bow. We can see two double 127/38 mounts in its forecastle. Its aerial radar is an SPS -37; It has an SPS-10 navigation system. On the bridge there is a shooting radar. It belonged to the 11th Escort Squadron of the Spanish Navy. It was of the "Gearing-FRAM" class. It served in the AE between 1974 and 1992. It moved almost 3500 tons, for 120 in length, for 12.5 in width.

 

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Portugal/ Italy

Frigates Bartolomeu Dias and Carabiniere in the mediterranean. Akila exercise.

 

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Portugal
Arpão in Halifax, Canada

 

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Spain
F-35 "Cazadora" Descubierta Class

 

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Germany
Date: September 28, 1940. Location: Bay of Kiel, Germany. Event: Formally commissioned into the German Navy a month ago, battleship Bismarck is departing Kiel for Gotenhafen to perform 2-month long extensive trials and combat training. Original color photo.

 

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Anyone?

STRANGEST VESSELS IN THE WORLD-THE AERIA
Seen last at the Finnish port Turku (and possibly scrapped since then), this mysterious hull has sparked furious disputes in several ship-spotting circles. The boldest dreamers speculate she was an unfinished Soviet ekranoplan, but the more down-to-earth say she was only a fancy offshore casino. The version I like the most – this striking, extraterrestrial hull was an East-German spy ship, invisible to NATO aerial surveillance in the Cold War. Imagination is a valid source, right?

 

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Nice photo op. 15 Italian ships, 6 French ships and some other allied ships sailing in a peculiar formation during the exercise Mare Aperto 2024.
Formation includes -

1 Italian carrier Cavour

2 Italian Andrea Doria class destroyers

6 Italian Bergamini class frigates

1 Italian Paolo Thaon di Revel class OPV

2 Italian Comandanti class OPV

1 Italian logistical support ship Vulcano

1 Italian San Giusto class LPD

2 Italian Cassiopea class OPV

1 Italian Maestrale class frigate

1 French carrier Charles De Gaulle

1 French Horizon class frigate

1 French Aquitaine class frigate

1 French Mistral class LPD

(As for the others, there may be a Portuguese frigate, F 333, the French logistical support ship Jaques Chavalier an Italian designed Vulcano class modified to be used by the french)

 

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Sweden
Destroyer HMS Halland J18 in the Muskö base tunnel

 

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Spain
Frigate Extremadura F75

 

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South Vietnam
Frigates HQ-02 "Trần Quang Khải" (formerly American "Bering Strait"), HQ-06 "Trần Quốc Toản" (formerly American "Cook Inlet") and HQ-05 "Trần Bình Trọng" (formerly American. "Cook Inlet") American "Castle Rock") South Vietnamese Navy, Saigon, 1972

 

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USN
USS DEWEY (DDG-45) arriving at Montréal for a visit on September 12, 1983.

Marc Piché photo.

 

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Dutch Destroyer from the sixties ... ZrMs Friesland 36 knots 65 km

 

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Spain
Destroyers D21 Lepanto and D25 Jorge Juan

 

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The 3 "Charles F. Adams" Destroyers of the German Navy:
Lutjens, Moelders and Rommel

 

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Israel
INS Magen

Sa'ar 6 class corvette, based on TKMS K130 class.

 

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Spain
Frigates
F102 Almirante Juan de Bourbon
F75 Extremadura

 

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Brand new Yamato goes out on first Mission

 

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Argentina
Light Cruiser General Belgrano in Ushuaia