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Unknown Coaster at Goole (Hudson Ward Mill visible in background) Flag: Probably German, or possibly Dutch Funnel: Black, or possibly Blue with 6-pointed white star Name: Indistinct, but 6-letters and possibly H__O__? Year: 1963-1964

German Navy minesweeper M1094, Ensdorf, tied up alongside replenishment ship A516, Donau.

Tender A516, Donau, an Elbe Class replenishment ship of the German Navy, here seen on UN duties in Cyprus.

AIDAsol at City Terminal in the early evening prior to her sailing

Europa 2 in Southampton 06/05/2013

German coaster leaving the Antwerp Harbour Lock in the spring of 1973.

Caught on the surface recharging batteries during World War 1, it was shelled by several ships and then chased into the Goodwin Sands, where the crew surrendered. The vessel reappeared in 1921 and then again in 1973 when this photograph was taken over the northern part of the Goodwin Sands in the E

Seen from Vardberg. Foto taken by Niels Pauli Hansen, mate on Vardberg

Diedenhofen was the former Norwegian ship M/T Aino who was seized by the Germans 28 april 1940 during the WW2. She struck a mine off Den Helder on Sept. 12 1940, but was repaired and used by the Germans in Wilhelmshaven and Oslo. She was returned to her right owners in June 1945, and took back her f

The German minehunter Überherren , photographed leaving Portsmouth on the 25 June 1990 on a dull June day. She is a Type 333 coastal minehunter conversion (see remarks) Builder: Abeking & Rasmussen, Lemwerder; Laid Down: 15 December 1986 Launched: 30 August 1988 In Service: 19 September 1989 A c

Reiderland leaving Lemvig a few years back

Port of Gdansk 2007

German fast escort (Schnelles Geleitboot) SG 3 in St. Jean de Luz. Foto taken end 1942 or begin 1943. Building started as French seaplane tender, taken over by the Germans and finished as fast escort. In service 1942, bombed and sunk of Ile de Yeux 06.08.44. (For a link to a picture of the sinking

View of a german convoi, the last ship is the naval tanker Brösen, the others are unidentified. Foto taken end 1942 or begin 1943 in the Bay of Biskaya.

Deck view of German fast escort SG 2. Forward 105 mm gun, bridge and the "mattress" of the radar. Building started as French seaplane tender, taken over by German navy and in service 1942 as fast escort. Bombed and sunk 01.44 Gironde. Photo taken end 1942 or begin 1943 in the Bay of Biskay

German fast escort SG 2 in dry dock. Building started as French seaplane tender, taken over by German navy and in service 1942 as fast escort. Bombed and sunk 01.44 Gironde. Photo taken end 1942 or begin 1943 somewhere in Western France.

Port side view of German fast escort SG 2, second appearance with only one mast. Building started as French seaplane tender, taken over by German navy and in service 1942 as fast escort. Bombed and sunk 01.44 Gironde. Photo taken end 1942 or begin 1943 in the Bay of Biskaya.

Port side view of German fast escort SG 2, first appearance with two masts. Building started as French seaplane tender, taken over by German navy and in service 1942 as fast escort. Bombed and sunk 01.44 Gironde. Photo taken end 1942 or begin 1943 in the Bay of Biskaya.

Starboard side view of German fast escort SG 2, first appearance with two masts. Building started as French seaplane tender, taken over by German navy and in service 1942 as fast escort. Bombed and sunk 01.44 Gironde. Photo taken end 1942 or begin 1943 in the Bay of Biskaya.