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HMS Tiger and HMS Blake, docked at Portsmouth Dockyard in February 1974. HMS Lion had already gone to the breakers.
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HMS Ark Royal in Hamburg 1977.
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Spanish carrier Principe de Asturias (R-11) 1992.
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RFA Tidespring conducts RAS with HMS St. Albans while on pre CSG25 work up off South Coast today.
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USS Curtis D. Wilbur (DDG 54) approaches USS Nimitz.
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HMS Boxer Hit by Two Harpoon Missiles during a SINKEX.
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The five crew members of the so-called semi-submersible vessel – a vessel that is underwater mainly and therefore barely visible – were arrested, as the Portuguese police unit Polícia Judiciária announced in a press release and at a press conference, carrying 6.5 tons of cocaine.
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On this day in 1968, Battleship New Jersey was recommissioned for service in Vietnam after being modernized at the Philadelphia Naval Yard. She was the only battleship called to serve in Vietnam, and was selected in part because she was in the best material condition compared to the other three Iowa-class.
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Italian Navy Bergamini-class (FREMM) general purpose frigate ITS Antonio Marceglia (F597) coming into Osaka, Japan – April 11, 2025.
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