Battleships Collection (page 13)

U. S. S. Louisiana, Louisiana (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1900
U.S.S. Louisiana, Louisiana (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1900

U. S. S. Ohio, Ohio (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1900
U.S.S. Ohio, Ohio (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1900

U. S. S. Virginia, Virginia (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1907
U.S.S. Virginia, Virginia (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1907

U. S. S. Maine, broadside, Maine (Battleship : 1902-1922), Battleships, American, 1905
U.S.S. Maine, broadside, Maine (Battleship : 1902-1922), Battleships, American, 1905

U. S. S. Minnesota, Minnesota (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1907
U.S.S. Minnesota, Minnesota (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1907

U. S. S. Maine, Hart, Edward H, Maine (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1890
U.S.S. Maine, Hart, Edward H, Maine (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1890

U. S. battleship, Battleships, American, 1900
U.S. battleship, Battleships, American, 1900

U. S. S. Massachusetts, Massachusetts (Battleship : 1896-1920), Battleships, American, 1898
U.S.S. Massachusetts, Massachusetts (Battleship : 1896-1920), Battleships, American, 1898

U. S. S. S. sic Texas and the Whisper, Texas (Battleship), Whisper (Steamboat), Steamboats
U.S.S.S. sic Texas and the Whisper, Texas (Battleship), Whisper (Steamboat), Steamboats, Battleships, American, United States, Louisiana, New Orleans, 1900

U. S. S. Texas and the Whisper, Texas (Battleship), Whisper (Steamboat), Steamboats
U.S.S. Texas and the Whisper, Texas (Battleship), Whisper (Steamboat), Steamboats, Battleships, American, 1900

U. S. S. Indiana, Indiana (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1899
U.S.S. Indiana, Indiana (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1899

Monument to the Maine soldiers, Key West, Fla, Maine (Battleship), Battleships, American, Monuments & memorials, United States, Florida, Key West, 1898

U. S. S. Kearsarge, Kearsarge (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1898
U.S.S. Kearsarge, Kearsarge (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1898

U. S. S. Texas, Texas (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1895
U.S.S. Texas, Texas (Battleship), Battleships, American, 1895

China - Shanghai - British Warships on the Yangtze River
China - Shanghai - Date: 1927

US Sailors and Swedish Coastal Artillerymen - Stockholm
Two US battleships of the 2nd Division of the Atlantic Fleet, of USS Connecticut class. Namely USS Louisiana (BB-19), Kansas (BB-21) and/or the New Hampshire (BB-25)

French postcard praising the English - WWI era - showing King George V, wounded soldiers of the BEF and the fleet of the Royal Navy

View from Admiralty House, Bermuda Date: circa late 1930s

American War of Independence: Battle of Yorktown, 1781. Two lines of battleships firing broadsides. From a French logbook. Henry Huntingdon Museum. Watercolour

Russo-Japanese War 1904-1905: Surprise attack by Japanese battleships on the Russian fleet at Port Arthur (Lushun) 8 February 1904, battle inconclusive

The Navy Fleet In New York Bay
New York, New York: November 24, 1916 The Navy fleet steaming up New York Bay past Battery Park at dusk so that the crews can root for Navy in the annual Army-Navy football game at the Polo grounds

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"Battleships: Mighty Giants of the Seas" Step aboard the historical journey of battleships, where colossal vessels ruled the waves and shaped naval warfare. From the iconic HMS Rodney, a British battleship renowned for its role in World War I, to the majestic HMS Prince of Wales that proudly sailed under the British Royal Navy Fleet, these behemoths commanded respect. The haunting tale of HMS Royal Oak from the Revenge class reminds us of sacrifice and loss during war times. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic Ocean, USS Nevada showcased American might as it navigated through Panama Canal with grace and power. In World War II, HMS Duke of York emerged as a symbol of strength amidst chaos. Its valiant efforts echoed throughout history. Today, visitors can explore this legacy at the U. S. S. Alabama Battleship Museum - a testament to America's maritime heritage. HMS Nelson from Nelson class stands tall among legends with its formidable presence on seafronts worldwide. And who could forget Japanese battleship Yamato? A name etched into memory for its sheer size and significance in naval warfare. As we delve deeper into history's pages, we uncover remarkable stories like that of HMS Good Hope in Great War Deeds during World War I – reminding us that bravery knows no bounds. Imagine standing at Spithead panorama; gazing upon ships lined up along Southside shores – an awe-inspiring sight. These battleships united nations under their flags while leaving indelible imprints on our collective consciousness. They were not merely steel structures floating on water; they represented power projection and safeguarded nations' interests. Their legacies endure today as reminders of human ingenuity and resilience against adversity.