Uncategorized – Page 148 – Arkies Naval News and Photos

On this day in 1943, USS Argonaut was sunk with her crew of 102—the worst loss of life on a US sub during wartime. Argonaut was the largest non-nuclear sub built by the Navy. Prior to their final patrol, the crew donated the bell that is now in the Submarine Memorial Chapel in Hawaii.

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HMS Dragon sailed from Portsmouth yesterday for the first time in two and a half years, following the Upkeep period and engine upgrade.

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Ex-HMS Avenger, PNS Tippu Sultan. Showing the Chinese made 6-cell LY-60N Hunting Eagle SAM replacing the Exocet launchers below the bridge.

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TCG Doğan, the oldest combatant in the Turkish Naval Forces inventory, celebrates its 50th birthday.

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Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force’s “Big Whale” class conventional submarine, JS Raigei launch.

RFA Proteus in Portsmouth harbour.

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The Type 039 submarine (NATO reporting name: Song-class) is a class of diesel-electric submarines of the People’s Liberation Army Navy.

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USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) in the Elizabeth River, cold move to Norfolk Naval Shipyard – January 8, 2025.

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USS Sterett (DDG104), UNREP with MSC Sealift USNS Richard E. Byrd.

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HMS IronDuke arrived in Falmouth today (Joining RFA Cardigan Bay, RFA Argus, HMS Scott & HMS Severn). She will carry out onboard trials during her stay and take part in local engagement events, including hosting the Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall and Civic Dignitaries from the Town and Cornwall Council.

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