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U.S. Navy and international ships transit the New York Harbor during International Naval Review 250. July 4, 2026 [4101 x 2929]
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U.S. Navy and international ships transit the New York Harbor during International Naval Review 250. July 4, 2026 [4101 x 2929]

u/XMGAU — 3 hours ago
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U-233 (German Type XB Submarine) is rammed by U.S. Navy destroyer escort USS Thomas (DE-102) in the North Atlantic. 5 July 1944 [2700 × 1900]

u/HeStoleMyBalloons — 10 hours ago
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Japanese battleship Yamashiro moored off Yokosuka, Japan, 4 July 1917. She initially patrolled off the coast of China, playing no part in World War I. In 1923, she assisted survivors of the Great Kantō earthquake.

u/defender838383 — 7 hours ago

HMS Duncan and HMS Prince of Wales off Jan Mayen Island in the Arctic Circle [1600x1200]

u/MGC91 — 9 hours ago

USS Constitution, the world’s oldest commissioned warship afloat, was underway in Boston Harbor today celebrating America’s 250th birthday. July 4, 2026 [2904 x 2045]

u/XMGAU — 1 day ago

HMS Queen Elizabeth, Iron Duke, some more Type 23 Frigates, some Type 45 Destroyers in the background, and HMS Warrior [OC] [4000x3000], [1300x868], [4000x3000], [3000x4000]

u/GraffZepp546 — 15 hours ago

Multinational service members participate in a 5K run celebrating Independence Day during Exercise Rim of the Pacific 2026 at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. USS Daniel Inouye (DDG-118) is in the background. July 4, 2026 [6000 x 4000]

u/XMGAU — 13 hours ago

(1807 x 1276) An F6F Hellcat (Grumman F6F-3 Hellcat) carrier-based fighter accelerates for takeoff using its RATO boosters on the deck of the American escort carrier USS Altamaha (CVE-18). A Douglas SBD Dauntless carrier-based dive bomber is also on deck behind the F6F. 01.03.1944

u/defender838383 — 17 hours ago

[3600*1000] Perfect side profile of the BBG-1 model made by NSWC Carderock

Clipped from 260604-N-JN521-1004 by X@hone_hone_hone_

u/CSGN-9 — 1 day ago
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35 years ago, retired Admiral Arleigh Burke and his wife prepare to commission his namesake destroyer, first of a class that will become the backbone of the US Navy's surface fleet. July 4 1991. More in the comments. [955 × 768]

u/Regent610 — 2 days ago

Aquitaine-class FREMM Lorraine escorting CMA CGM container ship Notre Dame through the Bab el-Mandeb straight, June 2026 [2835x1890]

u/chef_no_chef97 — 1 day ago

The coastal defense ship HM Pansarskepp Oscar II of the Swedish navy returning to Karlskrona after a voyage abroad, 1930. [1134 x 768]

u/LelutooDS — 1 day ago