#naval

[captain-price-unofficially]

Sinking of HMS Barham, 1941. Eight hundred and sixty two sailors were killed when the aft magazine blew up just 4 minutes after being torpedoed. 25 November 1941

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[letmeinimafairy]

New big pendant for a driftwood and sea glass necklace

[thekenobee]

The only compliment I'll ever accept

[illustratus]

Nelson’s coat, showing the musket-ball hole in the left shoulder and the torn epaulette.

[haredjarris]

old royal naval college, greenwich. 18.05.24

[wgm-beautiful-world]

St. Nicholas Naval Cathedral in Kronstadt, St. Petrrsburg, RUSSIA

[ltwilliammowett]

[captain-price-unofficially]

British WWII propaganda poster depicting a stylized "cruiser" ramming a submarine by Marc Stone.

More precisely, this depicts the ramming and sinking of the Italian submarine Tembien by HMS Hermione on 2 August 1941.

[letmeinimafairy]

Kraken playing with its prey, back to labradorites. Not pictured - me running around in the snow in -32°C trying to catch some sunlight to film it.

[spockvarietyhour]

Naval bombardment, Hacksaw Ridge (2016)

[illustratus]

Torpedoboote beim Evolutionieren by Claus Bergen

[seagulls-paradise]

At the Maritime Museum in Lisbon, Portugal, the majestic Royal Bergantine, commissioned to be built in 1780 by Queen D is on display. Mary I. This vessel stands out for its opulent gold artwork adorning its entire hull, with a refinement particularly evident on the stern. After being moved to the Naval Museum in 1963, the galleon has been meticulously restored, retaining its original splendor. The Lisbon Maritime Museum is one of the most prominent in Europe and reflects Portugal rich naval tradition, which for centuries has been a nation closely linked to the sea.

Credits: Conocimientum

[willigula]

HMS Edinburgh, 1882

Arguably the world's first modern battleships, the Colossus class had an unusual en echelon turret placement amidship.

[humanoidhistory]

Yellow Submarine model.

(Heritage Auctions)