Photos Navies Of All Nations
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Iran & Oman:
Iran-Oman naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz, 16th Dec 2021
Omani Al Mubshir class auxiliary vessel Al Naasir
Iranian Moudge class light frigate Sahand
IRGC Shahid Nazeri class catamaran patrol vessel Shahid Nazeri
Iran-Oman naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz, 16th Dec 2021
Omani Al Mubshir class auxiliary vessel Al Naasir
Iranian Moudge class light frigate Sahand
IRGC Shahid Nazeri class catamaran patrol vessel Shahid Nazeri
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Australia, Japan & USN:
April 26, 2002 HMAS Farncomb (SSG-74) (top) operating with JMSDF Bungo (MST-6460) and USS La Jolla (SSN-701) off Kyushu, Japan during Operation Pacific Reach 2002.
April 26, 2002 HMAS Farncomb (SSG-74) (top) operating with JMSDF Bungo (MST-6460) and USS La Jolla (SSN-701) off Kyushu, Japan during Operation Pacific Reach 2002.
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The Project 677 Kronstadt submarine has begun the first stage of the factory sea trials at Admiralty Shipyards Saint Petersburg.
Submarines of project 677 belong to the fourth generation of non-nuclear Russian submarines.
Submarines of project 677 belong to the fourth generation of non-nuclear Russian submarines.
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Germany:
Salvaged WWII submarine U-534 at Birkenhead, England, 2006
Sunk by depth charge in 1945.
“The U-534 had aboard a crew of 52 men; all escaped the sub, and 49 survived to be rescued. Five were trapped in the torpedo room as she began to sink, but they managed to escape through the torpedo loading hatch once the boat had settled on the sea bed. They planned their escape the way that they had been trained, exiting through the forward torpedo hatch once the U-534 had settled on the seabed and swimming to the surface from a depth of 67 metres (220 ft). One of them, 17-year-old radio operator, Josef Neudorfer, failed to exhale as he was surfacing and died from damage to his lungs. The two others (including their Argentine radio operator) died of exposure while in the water.”
Salvaged WWII submarine U-534 at Birkenhead, England, 2006
Sunk by depth charge in 1945.
“The U-534 had aboard a crew of 52 men; all escaped the sub, and 49 survived to be rescued. Five were trapped in the torpedo room as she began to sink, but they managed to escape through the torpedo loading hatch once the boat had settled on the sea bed. They planned their escape the way that they had been trained, exiting through the forward torpedo hatch once the U-534 had settled on the seabed and swimming to the surface from a depth of 67 metres (220 ft). One of them, 17-year-old radio operator, Josef Neudorfer, failed to exhale as he was surfacing and died from damage to his lungs. The two others (including their Argentine radio operator) died of exposure while in the water.”
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