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HMCS Athabaskan is an Iroquois-class destroyer that has served in the Royal Canadian Navy since 1972.

HMCS Athabaskan is an Iroquois-class destroyer that has served in the Royal Canadian Navy since 1972.

The Australian-built Daring Class destroyer HMAS Vampire, and the Oberon Class submarine HMAS Onslow on display at the Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney.

The aft guns of the destroyer USS The Sullivans, and beyond them the superstructure and missile launchers of the guided missile cruiser USS Little Rock, in The Buffalo & Erie County Naval & Military Park.

The destroyer USS The Sullivans in the Buffalo & Erie County Naval & Military Park.

The destroyer USS The Sullivans, and to her port side the guided missile cruiser USS Little Rock, in the Buffalo & Erie County Naval & Military Park.

Photo taken between August 14-22, 1989, possibly Santos Harbor.

Mato Grosso alongside Minas Gerais.

View from the carrier Minas Gerais (A-11), the "contratorpedeiro" Santa Catarina (D-32), Ex USS Irwin (DD794). This ship was commissioned in Brazilian service May 10, 1968, and decommissioned exactly three months after this photo was taken (September 28, 1988), in December 28, 1988

Nice action shot of this destroyer(?) but no details sadly. Any information as always very welcome. I would assume she could be one of many.

Another view of the Shaw docked at Portsmouth following her collision with the Aquitania on 9 October, 1918

The American destroyer USS Shaw (DD 68) is shown docked at Portsmouth on the morning of 10 October, 1918, after having 90 feet of her bow sliced off by the 45,000 ton British Troopship, Aquitania the day before. The Shaw’s general specifications were as follows: Class: Sampson Class, Displaceme

Piper W (Larry) Cunningham pipes a traditional farewell as HMS Daring departs Portsmouth at 12.40 on 11th January 2012 bound for the Persian Gulf bearing a message to those who seek to interfere with International shipping through the Straights of Hormuz!

HMS Daring departs Portsmouth at 12.40 on 11th January 2012 bound for the Persian Gulf bearing a message to those who seek to interfere with International shipping through the Straights of Hormuz!

One man's views as HMS Daring departs Portsmouth at 12.40 on 11th January 2012 bound for the Persian Gulf bearing a message to those who seek to interfere with International shipping through the Straights of Hormuz!

One man's views as HMS Daring departs Portsmouth at 12.40 on 11th January 2012 bound for the Persian Gulf bearing a message to those who seek to interfere with International shipping through the Straights of Hormuz!

Officers man the bridge wing as HMS Daring departs Portsmouth at 12.40 on 11th January 2012 bound for the Persian Gulf bearing a message to those who seek to interfere with International shipping through the Straights of Hormuz!

HMS Daring departs Portsmouth at 12.40 on 11th January 2012 bound for the Persian Gulf bearing a message to those who may seek to interfere with International shipping through the Straights of Hormuz!

Canadian Destroyer HMCS Annapolis, (DDH 265) and Norwegian Frigate HNoMS Stavanger, F303 Annapolis was sunk as an artificial reef for diving, 2010/11. At the same time I photographed HMCS Huron, and HNLMS Tjerk Hiddes, F804. I presume they were on the same exercise. They have been posted to SN t

Photographed on 11 July 1982 at Portsmouth Dockyard. HMS Newcastle was being prepared for service in the South Atlantic, painted with the black strip to distinguish her from the Argentina Type 42 destroyers.