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Kaiserliche Marine battleship Schleswig-Holstein at speed circa WW1 or earlier. During the war she was considered a "five minute ship" because that was how long she was expected to survive in a gunfight with a RN dreadnought.

Stern view of the Italian aircraft carrier Aquila (Eagle) sometime after her 1942/3 conversion from the passenger liner Roma. If finished, her airwing might have included Fiat G.50/B and Reggiane Re.2001 OR Serie II aircraft.

Launching of German aircraft carrier Graf Zeppelin, Deutsche Werke shipyard, Kiel, Germany, 8 December 1938

German battleship Scharnhorst framed by the guns of heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen during Operation Cerberus in February 1942

Zara-class heavy cruiser Fiume prepares to launch her IMAM Ro.43 floatplane with battleship Conte di Cavour in the background

Night-time photograph of German Navy frigate Schleswig-Holstein and replenishment-oiler Berlin dressed overall at Kiel Navy Base during Kiel Week 2022

Fecha: Otoño de 1925. Lugar: Mar de Liguria, frente a La Spezia, Italia. Acontecimiento: El acorazado italiano Andrea Doria realiza ejercicios de artillería tras su reparación de 4 meses. 5 de sus 13 cañones de 305 mm/46 Modelo 1909 están disparando. Estado actual: Desguazado en 1960-62, vida...

Two U.S. Navy Grumman A-6A Intruder aircraft (BuNo 154148, 154155) from Attack Squadron 196 (VA-196) "Main Battery" dropping Mk 82 500 lbs bombs over Vietnam. 1968

16th Special Operations Squadron AC-130 gunship in flight in 1988

MiG-29G and Tornado

Handley Page H.P.80 Victor

USS Archerfish (AGSS-311) at Hammerfest, Norway in 1960

Sailors line the rails of HMS Hood as she prepares to depart Fremantle for Albany with the rest of the Special Service Squadron on March 1, 1924. Notice the folded flying-off platform on her B turret.

A crowd watches the arrival of HMS Hood to Fremantle Harbour on February 27, 1924 as one of two stops during the Empire Cruise's visit to Western Australia.

German light cruiser Nürnberg. Note the float plane (probably an Arado 196) flying very low over her stern. Nürnberg would survive the war and was given to the Soviet Union as reparations. She remained in service until the late 50's.

USS Salt Lake City (CA-25) off Mare Island Naval Shipyard, 21 June 1944.

When USS California (BB-44) was launched the braking mechanisms were inadequate and she crossed the Napa River, wrecked a small dock and got stuck in the mud stern first (as seen in this photo). She was not damaged and was refloated with the next tide.

USS California (BB-44) at her christening ceremony on the 20th of November, 1919. She remains the largest warship ever built on the West Coast.

Close up shot on the superstructure on HMS King George V, in late 1945

Center of mass hit on "B" Turret on the wreck of HMAS Sydney from the 15 cm guns on Kormoran suffered during their mutually destructive engagement

HMS Exeter, Balboa Harbor, 4 April 1934

British M4 Sherman DDs of Squadron B of the 13th/18th Royal Hussars support the advance of No. 4 Commando, 1st Special Service Brigade in the village of Ouistreham, June 6th, 1944.

Men of Troop B, 1st Battalion, 10th Cavalry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division, and their M-48 Patton tank in an position in the jungles in the Central Highlands of Vietnam, June 1969.

American tankers from the 14th Armored Division drive under communication wires in an M4A3 (76), Rittershoffen, France, March 1945.