USS Birmingham (CL-62) at the Pearl Harbour Navy Yard on December 6, 1943. The photo shows damage to the port side of the vessel, which occurred during the Battle of Kolombangara in July 1943, when the cruiser USS St. Louis was torpedoed by a Japanese destroyer. Birmingham was part of the task force that assisted the damaged St. Louis.

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Babcock partners with Frankenburg to explore the development of maritime counter-drone missiles UK’s Babcock And Estonia’s Frankenburg Partner On New Maritime Counter-Drone Air Defence System.

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The last meeting at sea between HMS Eagle and HMS Ark Royal (R09) in the Moray Firth, Scotland, March 1971. Eagle was involved in service release trials for the Harrier GR1, and Ark Royal had just completed her four year modernisation.

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HMS Chichester (F59), a Royal Navy Salisbury-class (Type 61) aircraft direction frigate, Launched 1955.The ship is seen here with its full radar and armament configuration.

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The U.S. Navy guided missile destroyer USS Dahlgren (DDG-43) underway in the North Atlantic Ocean during exercise “Team Work ’88” on 5 September 1988.

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1943, steaming in column off Kamaishi, Japan, on July 14, 1945. USS Massachusetts, USS Indiana, cruisers USS Quincy and Chicago. Seen from rear of USS South Dakota

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