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HMS Argyll alongside HMS Sutherland in the basin at the Frigate Support Centre Devonport. Sutherland’s LIFEX refit due to complete in June. Photo Tomleachphoto1
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On this day in 1915, the Battleship HMS Cornwallis fired the first shell in the naval bombardment of Gallipoli. She was also the last British ship to leave the Dardanelles.
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HMS CONQUEROR returning to Faslane on 3 July 1982 after her deployment to the South Atlantic during which she sank the Argentine cruiser GENERAL BELGRANO on 2 May 1982.
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The largest warship to ever transit the Great Lakes. The 8-inch gun Heavy Cruiser USS Macon came through the St. Lawrence Seaway in 1959 to officially open the new waterway. She is seen here in the Eisenhower Lock.
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USS Paul Ignatius (DDG 117) moors to a buoy in Plymouth, United Kingdom, Nov. 16, 2022.
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RFA Tidesurge sailed from Brest on Tuesday after 4 day visit.
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HMSQNLZ unloading munitions alongside at the Northern Ammunition Jetty, Glen Mallan this week, prior to dry docking.
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USS Gunston Hall supportsing NATO exercise Steadfast Defender.
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On 13th of March, the Greek Frigate “HYDRA” as part of EUNAVFORASPIDES, and providing protection to a merchant ship, opened fired against 2 UAVs posing an imminent threat to the freedom of navigation. The action was effective in avoiding any damage to seafarers and merchant shipping.
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Arkies Naval News and Photos 