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Indian Ocean 1990 on the Enterprise

F-15C from Massachusetts Air National Guard during Operation NOBLE DEFENDER

British Army - WAH-64D Apache Longbow

USMC McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II

Royal Australian Navy - McDonnell Douglas A-4G Skyhawk

Turkish Air Force Terminators belonging to 111th Panthers and to the 401st Test Squadron via Cem Doğut

ROKAF 8th Fighter Wing light attack aircraft KA-1 Woongbi

Squadron of American Douglas TBD torpedo bombers from the USS Enterprise (CV-6) in flight near Diamond Head, Hawaii. March 1941.

F-16C Fighting Falcon during a training mission with the 64th Aggressor Squadron in support of the U.S. Air Force Weapons School, over the Nevada Test and Training Range. Oct. 26, 2022.

The French destroyer Le Fantasque seen from a periscope, June 1939

The French battleship Dunkerque in Brest, early october 1940

USS Springfield (SSN 761) departs Apra Harbor, Guam. Oct. 5, 2022

USS Galveston (CLG-3) in July, 1958.

French submarine Surcouf in 1940, location unknown.

USS Iowa (BB-61) and the USS AMERICA (CV-66) docked at Norfolk, Aug 22, 1985. Note USS Nassau (LHA-4) in background.

Greek Special Operations Forces (SOF) training with German Navy's Type 212A class sub. In late 2021 Greece’s special paratrooper unit ETA achieved the highest possible rating by the evaluators from the NATO SOF HQ (NSHQ). Photo by @NATO_MARCOM.

The Italian destroyer Libeccio, late 1940

A F-15 Eagle and a RF-4C Phantom II from the 18th tactical fighter wing fly past soviet aircraft cruiser Minsk during Exercise Ostfriesland II in the Sea of Japan in 1983, photo taken by another F-15

A F-15 Eagle and a RF-4C Phantom II from the 18th tactical fighter wing fly past soviet aircraft cruiser Minsk during Exercise Ostfriesland II in the Sea of Japan in 1983, photo taken by another F-15

The Carnot battleship was one of the first battleships built in France at the end of the 19th century in response to the expansion of the Royal Navy and the German Navy.

View of Japanese destroyer Yamakaze sinking through the periscope of USS Nautilus after being torpedoed by her, 25 June 1942