Uncategorized – Page 227 – Arkies Naval News and Photos

HMNZS Pukaki was one of six ex-Royal Navy Loch-class anti-submarine frigates in the Royal New Zealand Navy. Along with HMNZS Tutira, Pukaki took part in the early phases of the Korean War, where their duties included escorting ships between Japan and the South Korean port of Pusan (Busan).

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Brazilian Broadsword class frigate ‘Rademaker’, ex HMS Battleaxe,Tupi class Type 209 submarine and Grajau class patrol boat Gurupi P47 in Rio de Janeriro dry dock. Jan 2024.

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Italian cruiser Vittorio Veneto inside Taranto.

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USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, USS Laboon and USS Gravely conduct PHOTEX with Italian carrier ITS Cavour, ITS Alpino and FS Forbin in the Red Sea. Cavour is on her way to the Indo-Pacific region for a 5-month deployment.

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On this day in 1981, HMS Ledbury was commissioned. She is the oldest operational ship of the Royal Navy and still serves in operations today. At the time one of the most expensive ships per metre was built due to her GRP hull but good value after 43 years of service.

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Type XXI U-boat at the AG Weser shipyard – Bremen, Germany (1945).

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USS Winston S. Churchill (DDG 81) Arleigh Burke-class Flight IIA guided missile destroyer coming into Yorktown, Virginia – June 3, 2024.

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Project EUSTON, the RN’s plan build 2 new floating dry docks for Faslane. The single shiplift at the base is a bottleneck for submarine maintenance.

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Ghost Fleet of Suisun Bay. 57 decaying military ships that poisoned the San Francisco Bay ecosystem for 40 years are finally gone. The last ship was towed out of the Golden Gate in August 2017.

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Unconfirmed reports that Ukraine struck a Russian landing ship in the Sea of Azov. A group of Russian Navy ships sailed to the Sea of Azov a couple of days ago. Awaiting further info #OSINT

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