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Double gun, size 9 inch in front of the maritime bridge and a 7 inch gun Single stand beside the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Lexington..
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On this day. 20 years ago, in 2005, the bow section for the first Type 45 Destroyer, HMS Daring left HMNB Portsmouth for the Clyde to be joined to the hull. Commissioned in 2009, Daring has been laid up for refitting since 2017 but is expected to re-enter service shortly.
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USS. Washington (BB-56) taken from the RN Carrier HMS. Victorious, while escorting the Arctic convoy PQ-6 in early July, 1942.
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HMS Plymouth in Falkland Sound, June 1982.
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Babcock awarded contract to begin defueling decommissioned nuclear submarines stored at Devonport.
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New style hull numbers on USS Shoup.
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Fin removed from ex-HMS Swiftsure in Rosyth. She is on course to be fully dismantled by end of 2026, the first nuclear submarine to be disposed of by the UK.Over 500 tonnes of conventional waste have already been removed and 90% of her total weight will be recycled. High-quality steel already recovered from decommissioned boats is being repurposed into components for future submarines.
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On this day in 1971, USS Seawolf (SSN-575) was in dry dock No.4, at Mare Island, preparing to be lengthened by about 50 feet with the addition of her Special Projects section.
HMS Dragon and HMS Duncan in Portsmouth.
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Arkies Naval News and Photos 