Cool pix!

Now I've seen one beafter too.

 

"USS Oklahoma (BB-37), circa 1936 and most likely near Bremerton. [4440x2699]"

 

"B-29 week. A B-29 takes off with a 12,000 pounds Tallboy bomb, designated T-10 in the USAF. These bombs were never used operationally in WW2 but later some were converted into radio guided bombs designated Tarzon and used in Korea by B-29,s attacking railroad bridges and reservoir dams."

 

"[1395x854] USS Salem, CA-139, of the Des Moines-class Heavy Cruisers, sailing in the Mediterranean Sea as Flagship of the 6th Fleet, 1954. US Cruisers didn't get much better than this."

 

"USN submarine F-4 foundered on Hawaiian waters on March 25th 1915 and sank at 306 ft (93 m) depth. Here 3 months later in dry dock next to the pontoons used to raise her. The bow hole is the result of the hull implosion after sinking. (2975x2164)"

 

"USS New Jersey (Battleship #16), forward main battery, port side view, looking aft. Photographed by Enrique Muller, 1906. Location unknown. [2566 x 1986]"

 

"HMS Glory leaves Waitematā Harbour with aircraft and vehicles of No. 14 Squadron RNZAF bound for Japan. 8 March 1946. [2260x2182]"

 

"Vought OS2U-3 Kingfisher at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center. This aircraft is a combat veteran, having flown on the battleship USS Indiana, and on July 4, 1944, Lt. j.g. Rollin M. Batten Jr. was awarded the Navy Cross for making a daring rescue in this airplane under heavy enemy fire."

 

"[1000 x 622]HMS Quality (G-62) underway in the Indian Ocean on 13 May 1944."

HMS <i>Quality</i> (G62)

 

"German soldiers inspect a wrecked Matilda II, Lorette Heights, Flanders, Belgium, late May 1940."

 

"First and last British infantry tanks Matilda I A11 and Black Prince I A43."

 

"Marines assigned to the 1st Force Reconnaissance Company, III Marine Expeditionary Force, assemble a combat rubber raiding craft aboard the Ohio-class guided-missile submarine USS Ohio (SSGN 726). [1774×1230]"

 

"Range of bomb sizes used by the RAF in WWII."

 

"To demonstrate the plane's ruggedness for a Air Ministry propaganda photo, a Typhoon is posed with about 60 RAF ground crew members onboard. [2048x1231]"

 

"Swedish heavy tank Strv m/42. Armed with a 75mm gun and two 8mm MGs."