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France:
Vauquelin class destroyer Vauquelin in 1934
Bretagne-class battleship Lorraine firing at the Cépet shore battery, near Toulon, made up with the guns of her sister-ship Provence. Operation Dragoon, 1944.
Vauquelin class destroyer Vauquelin in 1934
Bretagne-class battleship Lorraine firing at the Cépet shore battery, near Toulon, made up with the guns of her sister-ship Provence. Operation Dragoon, 1944.
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India:
Shishumar-class (Type 209) diesel-electric attack submarine
INS Sindhurakshak (S63) is a Sindhughosh-class (NATO Kilo) diesel-electric submarine at Tromsø port, Norway, Feb 7, 2013
Guided-missile Frigate INS Sahyadri (F-49) firing a Club-N antiship cruise missile. 2018
Project 28 (Kamorta class) corvette INS Kavaratti (P31), 2020
Shishumar-class (Type 209) diesel-electric attack submarine
INS Sindhurakshak (S63) is a Sindhughosh-class (NATO Kilo) diesel-electric submarine at Tromsø port, Norway, Feb 7, 2013
Guided-missile Frigate INS Sahyadri (F-49) firing a Club-N antiship cruise missile. 2018
Project 28 (Kamorta class) corvette INS Kavaratti (P31), 2020
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RN:
116 years ago. Battleship HMS Dreadnought was launched inaugurating a new era in warships. Here HMS Victory and HMS Dreadnought together, their designs 100 years apart.
1906, battleship HMS Dreadnought was launched, representing such a marked advance in naval technology that her name came to be associated with an entire generation of battleships.
116 years ago. Battleship HMS Dreadnought was launched inaugurating a new era in warships. Here HMS Victory and HMS Dreadnought together, their designs 100 years apart.
1906, battleship HMS Dreadnought was launched, representing such a marked advance in naval technology that her name came to be associated with an entire generation of battleships.
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RN:
KGV class battleship HMS Duke of York
Battleship HMS Queen Elizabeth conducting gunnery trials, 1941
K class destroyer HMS Kelly, at sea in April 1941
Looking down on the bridge of the light cruiser HMS Sheffield as she travels at speed, April 1941
KGV class battleship HMS Duke of York
Battleship HMS Queen Elizabeth conducting gunnery trials, 1941
K class destroyer HMS Kelly, at sea in April 1941
Looking down on the bridge of the light cruiser HMS Sheffield as she travels at speed, April 1941
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RN:
Heavy cruiser HMS Exeter after repair and modernisation, early 1941
KGV class battleship HMS Prince of Wales, 1941
Quarter view of KGV class battleship HMS Anson, July 1946. Note her 2 quadruple Bofors mounts. Anson was the most heavily modernised member of the class during WWII.
Heavy cruiser HMS Exeter after repair and modernisation, early 1941
KGV class battleship HMS Prince of Wales, 1941
Quarter view of KGV class battleship HMS Anson, July 1946. Note her 2 quadruple Bofors mounts. Anson was the most heavily modernised member of the class during WWII.
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france:
Ironclad barbette ship Formidable. Launched 1885, 12000 tons, 16knots. Scrapped 1909
Photo likely taken shortly after her modernization in 1896 when her central barbette was removed and replaced with four 163mm guns. The remaining two 370mm (14.6") guns (in open mounts, fore & aft) took well over 10 minutes to reload.
Ironclad barbette ship Formidable. Launched 1885, 12000 tons, 16knots. Scrapped 1909
Photo likely taken shortly after her modernization in 1896 when her central barbette was removed and replaced with four 163mm guns. The remaining two 370mm (14.6") guns (in open mounts, fore & aft) took well over 10 minutes to reload.
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USN:
The hatches of the 12 vertical-launch Tomahawk missile tubes stand open on the bow of the nuclear-powered attack submarine USS Oklahoma City (SSN-723). | Location: offshore, Naval Station, Norfolk, Virginia, USA Feb 1, 1991
The hatches of the 12 vertical-launch Tomahawk missile tubes stand open on the bow of the nuclear-powered attack submarine USS Oklahoma City (SSN-723). | Location: offshore, Naval Station, Norfolk, Virginia, USA Feb 1, 1991
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USN:
USS John P. Murtha (LPD 26) San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock coming into San Diego - February 11, 2022
USNS Victorious (T-AGOS-19) Victorious-class ocean surveillance ship leaving Yokohama, Japan - February 12, 2022
USS John P. Murtha (LPD 26) San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock coming into San Diego - February 11, 2022
USNS Victorious (T-AGOS-19) Victorious-class ocean surveillance ship leaving Yokohama, Japan - February 12, 2022
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