Harbour tugs manoeuvring USS Stark toward the dock at Ingalls Shipbuilding after the ship underwent repairs for damage sustained when it was struck by two Iraqi-launched Exocet missiles while on patrol in the Persian Gulf. The battleship Wisconsin (BB 64) is in the background. 1988.

 

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HMS Tamar is still on patrol at the HMNZ Manawanui wreck site off Samoa. Samoa’s Marine Pollution Advisory Committee claims approx 200,000 litres of diesel has leaked from the vessel since it sank but RNZN disputes this.

 

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On this day 30 years ago the Royal Navy era of operating Diesel Electric submarines ended as HMS Unicorn entered HMNB Devonport for the final time after diving for the last time earlier that day. HMS Unicorn and her sisters were transferred to Royal Canadian Navy where she still serves.

 

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Future Russian Navy Project 955A Borei-A-class ballistic missile submarine Knyaz Pozharskiy (K-555) coming into Severodvinsk after sea trials – October 15, 2024.

 

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USS Harry S Truman, USS Jason Dunham, USS Stout and USS Gettysburg transiting Strait of Dover today heading in to the North Sea to participate in exercise StrikeWarrior USNS Arctic also taking on oil at Loch Striven

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Drone rangers. Royal Navy specialists in crewless flight – 700X NAS RNAS Culdrose, are moving on to the next generation of drones as they clock up 5 years of successful trials and operations around the globe. I wonder if they are blue carders?

 

 

 

 

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FFGs DESRON ONE, alongside in Pearl Harbour 1988. Left to right, USS Duncan FFG-10, USS Maylon S. Tisdale FFG-27, USS Lewis B. Puller FFG-23, and USS Wadsworth FFG-9.

 

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