Photos Navies Of All Nations

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Indonesia:
Oiler KRI Sungai Gerong (906), 14 September 2017. This is the Indonesian navy I knew in the 70s and 80s, I remember sailing into Tanjung Priok and the navy would light oily rags in the funnels of their vessels to make it look like they were still seaworthy.

 

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Germany:
Type VIIC U-Boat returning to port

 

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RN:
Battlecruiser HMS Hood under construction at John Brown, Clydebank, likely 1918, before her launching.

Nelson class battleship HMS Rodney in 1930

 

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Portugal:
14. August 1980 Sail pass for KNM Narvik south of Lillebelt, Denmark, STANAVFORLANT
Frigate Almirante Magalhães Corrēa F474

 

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Indian Navy Destroyer INS Visakhapatnam and Aircraft Carrier INS Vikrant during "The President's day at sea".

 

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Italy
A naval formation with the Cavour 550 aircraft carrier in the foreground, and the Caio Duilio D554 and Andrea Doria D553 destroyer

 

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Germany:
The never completed aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin being fitted out during 1939, Deutsche Werke Kiel.
Bow view with flight deck, port side.

Forward Gun Position, starboard

 

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USN:
Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN-73) transiting the Strait of Magellan, June 5, 2024.

PCU Freedom-class littoral combat ship USS Nantucket (LCS-27) pulls in beside the USS Constitution in Boston, Mass. Nov. 8, 2024. USS Nantucket will be commissioned Nov. 16, 2024

 

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RN & USN:
Rosyth, Scotland, 1917. HMS Lion, HMS Inflexible, HMS Indomitable, and the light battle cruiser squadrons with the U.S. Sixth Division behind.

 

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USN:
Name battleship of her class, USS Iowa (BB-61) silhouetted by the setting sun, Puerto Caldera, Costa Rica. March 1st, 1986.

 

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Spain
Classic picture of the destroyer Marqués de la Ensenada (D43), which could be considered an Oquendo FRAM II after the original design was completely reformulated and the ship practically rebuilt. Even so, it was already obsolete at the time of its entry into service.

 

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Portugal:
NRP Arpão leaving from Taranto Naval Base

 

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Submarine and navy ships belonging to the Turkish Navy seen...​

ISTANBUL, TURKEY - 2023/10/29: Submarine and navy ships belonging to the Turkish Navy seen during the official parade in the Bosphorus on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Republic of Turkey. A series of shows livened up the Istanbul skylines and shores of the Bosphorus strait during the 100th-anniversary celebration of the Republic of Turkey.

 

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Thailand:

Indian Navy ANC warmly welcomed HTMS Krabi for the 4th Edition of SITMEX 24.

 

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Singapore:

Indian Navy ANC warmly welcomed RSS Tenacious for the 4th Edition of SITMEX 24.

 

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India:

INS Tarkash a frontline frigate of the Western Fleet celebrates 12 glorious years of service to the nation safeguarding India’s maritime interest in the Indian Ocean Region

INS VIKRANT Carrier Battle Group

 

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RN:
The band plays as HMS Ark Royal (R09) departs Devonport Dockyard in the mid-1970s. HMS Hermes (R12) is berthed astern in her guise as a commando carrier. HMS Leander (F109) and HMS Phoebe (F42) are alongside the depot ship HMS Defiance (A187).

Broad beamed Leander class frigate HMS Bacchante (F69) unknown place and time. Bacchante was sold to New Zealand in 1982 and became HMNZS Wellington.

 

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New Zealand:
RNZNVR training, HMNZS Bellona, 1947. HMNZS Bellona was an Improved Dido Class Cruiser. Her service with RNZN began in 1946 and ended in 1956.

 

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RN:
HMS X1 was a cruiser submarine. At the time of her completion in 1925 she was the largest submarine in the world at 363ft long and over 3000tons.
She mounted 4 5.2 in guns in twin turrets and six torpedo tubes. Her engines were very troublesome and she spent most of her life in dockyard hands before being placed in reserve.
X1 was placed in reserve after 1930, before she was finally scrapped on 12 December 1936

 

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France:
Naval Port of Brest circa 1850 – 1860