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M47s with colourful camuflage (1970s)

 

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João Belo frigate

 

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The Hermenegildo Capelo moments before being sunk in the Algarve back in 2013

And when she was operational...

And in Luanda bay with an Aloutte 3 at the stern

 

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Static display A-7 Corsair II @ BA2 OTA (Portugal)
Former US Navy A-7A Bu153250
Photo by Filipe Duarte in 2008

 

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Junkers Ju 52/3mg3e “6302”. Portugal acquired a fleet of 10 Ju 52 aircraft, in 1936, for the “Military Aeronautics”. In 1952 the remaining “Auntie Ju” were incorporated into the Air Force where they served as transport planes and platforms for launching parachutists.

 

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Portuguese Army URO VAMTAC ST5.

 

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EH-101

 

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August 2010

The Tridente S160 arrives at the Lisbon Naval Base.
In the back the soon to be decomissioned Barracuda S164. At the time she was the oldest submarine in service within NATO.

 

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50th M47 supplied by the US

 

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Memories of a not so distant past

 

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NRP Fomalhaut P367 in the river Zaire
1970
Garrison: 7 sailors (1 officer, 1 sergeant and 5 enlisted men)
The Bellatrix Class was named after stars.
Considered the class of ships with the largest number of vessels ever in the Portuguese Navy.
courtesy of Henrique Coelho.

 

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TA-7C "The White Dove", 1982

 

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