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  1. German Køln and USS King

    A close-up of two warships visiting Stavanger in june 88. What are their names? Solved and transfered from unknown category to Navies of the world.
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  2. HMNS Van Nes May 1975

    When HMS Bacchante left the NATO fleet, there was a celebratory sail past. Other Navies decorously lined the side, whilst we Brits broke open the spud locker and hurled potatoes. For 3 of the ships we saved a special treat - we fired loo rolls out of the A/S mortar. Those are the debris in the...
    bacchante leander nato van nes

  3. HMNS Van Nes May 1975

    When HMS Bacchante left the NATO fleet, there was a celebratory "sail past". Other Navies decorously lined the side, whilst we Brits broke open the spud locker and hurled potatoes. For 3 of the ships we saved a special treat - we fired loo rolls out of the A/S mortar. Those are the debris in the air
    bacchante leander nato van nes

  4. USS McDonnell May 1975

    McDonnell was part of the NATO fleet, When Bacchante left we had a celebratory "sail past". Generally, all the other ships lined the side decorously, while we Brits broke open the spud locker and hurled potatoes at them. What fun!
    bacchante mcdonnell nato

  5. Norwegian frigate Bergen

    As Bacchante departed the NATO fleet, we had a "sail past" to say farewell.
    bacchante bergen nato

  6. NATO fleet astern May 1975

    In Spring 1975 Portugal had a Communist led revolution. The NATO fleet (including a Portuguese frigate) was paying a visit to Lisbon, having gathered in Portland, Dorset
    hms bacchante nato portugal

  7. NATO fleet entering Stavangar 1975

    Probably USS McDonnell, FGNS Lubeck and HMNS Van Nes, taken from HMS Bacchante
    bacchante leander nato

  8. HMNS Van Nes, USS McDonnell, FGNS Lubeck line astern

    Entering Lisbon, shortly after the Portuguese revolution of 1975. photo taken from HMS Bacchante
    bacchante lisbon nato

  9. USS McDonnell 1975

    Biscay, part of the NATO fleet
    bacchante nato

  10. FGNS Lubeck 1975

    Biscay, with the NATO fleet
    bacchante biscay nato

  11. FGNS Lubeck 1975

    Bay of Biscay, with the NATO fleet
    bacchante biscay nato

  12. Alliance

    The "Alliance" is/was owned by NATO, but officially belongs to the German Navy and has a German, British and Italian crew. Seen here passing through Kiel Canal. No other Information Photo by Martin Mokrus. Frank
    alliance nato
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