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USS Sable (IX-81), formerly the side-paddlewheel passenger ship Greater Buffalo, during her service as a training ship on the Great Lakes. 51,000 landings were made on her during the war. Note the Wildcat nose down on the deck with an interested crowd inspecting the mishap.

Japanese battleship Fusō, at speed, during trials after her 1933 rebuild. The towering "pagoda" superstructure was becoming a hallmark of Japanese naval designs at this time. Fusō would be sunk at Suriago Strait in 1944. Only 10 of her 1,900 crew would survive.

Knyaz Suvorov, Russian pre-dreadnought. Clearly taking cues from the French. Sunk at Tsushima, 1905, with the loss of 900 sailors.

US 6th Fleet flagship USS Mount Whitney sails with Russian Northern Fleet Project 1155 large ASW ship / Udaloy-class destroyer Severomorsk during joint exercise, 2010

USS North Carolina (BB-55) inside cofferdam for repairs, Wilmington, North Carolina, June 2020

During Operation Juno on June 8th, 1940 after 1738hrs, the port rear duel 15cm secondary turret of battleship Gneisenau engages the unseen destroyers HMS Ardent & HMS Acasta as they try to protect the aircraft carrier HMS Glorious. *photograph from a private collection

USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) tests countermeasure wash-down in the Philippine Se

Ohio class USS Kentucky (SSBN-737) underway, USN photo by F.E. Zimmerman.

Luftwaffe Eurofighter Typhoon with a special paint scheme

A94-983 CAC Sabre RAAF. This aircraft was recovered from the graveyard by 75 Squadron RAAF and restored to flying condition in 1978. Location isEast Gippsland, Victoria, Australia c1988. (all credit to Steve Given)

A U.S. Army Air Force Douglas A-20A Havoc of the 3rd Bombardment Group in flight, 1941.

Korean War. 1952. A Republic F-84 Thunderjet of the 9th Fighter-Bomber Squadron, 49th Fighter-Bomber Wing, preparing to take off.

F-35C VX-9 "The Vampires" at Edwards AFB

Formation flight of two F-104G Starfighters and two F-86D Sabres of the Royal Danish Air Force, circa 1966

RA-5C Vigilante being refueled by a Douglas A3-B over the USS RANGER (CVA-61) at sea, 6 August 1964.

The unique Royal Navy F-4K Phantoms with their longer nose wheel, British avionics and powered by Rolls-Royce Spey turbofan engines, you could tell them apart.

PLAAF J-10S tandem seat trainer

Su-30SM in a black color scheme

McDonnell F3H Demon getting ready for launch from the carrier USS Coral Sea, late 1950s