Cool pix!

"Aircraft Carrier, Converted from BB 61-66 Class. Preliminary design plan prepared for the General Board dated June 1942. NHHC. [3000x1395]"

 

"A team of German artillery, on a hot summer day II. Posing next to the 88 mm Flak 18, one of the most effective anti-aircraft guns of World War II, 1941. (960x631)"

 

"Soviet Naval Aviation Ilyushin Il-4 preparing to be loaded with a torpedo, the Il-4 could carry externally one 940 kg Type 45-36 torpedo."

Ilyushin Il-4 - Wikipedia

 

"Fw-200 Condor, Merignac airfield, Bordeaux, France."

 

"Latvian tank division of early 1920s. Mark V and Mark B. In December of 1919, 3 Mark V Composite and 2 Medium Mark B tanks were purchased."

 

"WASP pilot Dorothy Olsen with a P-38. 1943"

 

"(3000 × 2002) 50 Years after the Doolittle raid, two B-25s would take off from the USS Ranger. NHHD Photo 920421-N-NO147-001. U.S. Navy photo by Journalist 1st Class Joe Gawlowicz."

 

"Soviet experimental light tank destroyer SU-85B, March 1945."

 

"Focke-Wulf Ta 152 H-0/R11 Werknummer 150020. This is the last surviving Ta 152. It was surrendered to the British in Denmark, then transferred to the United States for evaluation. Currently in storage at the National Air and Space Museum's Pual Garber Storage Facility, awaiting transfer to Dulles."

Focke-Wulf Ta 152 - Wikipedia

 

"Models of the battlecruiser HMS Hood and the German battleship Bismarck [2808 x 1872]."

 

Awesome. My friends mentioned this but didn't send pix, the bastards.

 

"Fleet Air Arm Corsairs and Barracudas on HMS FORMIDABLE prepare to launch Operation Mascot, July 1944."

 

"The Commemorative Air Force's FM-2 Wildcat in Royal Navy markings, flying in formation with an SBD Dauntless."

 

"Original color photograph of the improved Fiji-class (alternatively described as Colony-class, Mauritius-class, or Ceylon-class) cruiser HMCS Quebec (31) in Copenhagen, Denmark, on the occasion of Queen Elizabeth II’s birthday, 21 April 1954. Add’l info in comments. [960 x 755]"

 

"[5980 x 4864]USS Denver (CL-58) off the Mare Island Navy Yard, following an overhaul, 3 May 1944. She is painted in camouflage Measure 33, Design 3d"