USS Rochester (CA-124) en route to the Shimonoseki Strait, Japan, circa 1953.
Los Cruceros en el siglo XX
- Tema iniciado Nopelovic
- Fecha de inicio
A torpedo being fired from the light cruiser Alberto di Giussano during an exercise off Gaeta, 1937
USS Des Moines (CA-134) in Boston Harbor, Nov 15, 1949
French armored cruiser Ernest Renan steaming at speed.
Light cruiser Émile Bertin, flagship of rear-admiral Duplat, during the celebrations of the tercentenary of the French West Indies, Pointe-à-Pitre, December 20th 1935
Italian heavy cruiser Fiume undergoing sea trials, Gulf of trieste, November 1931.
USS Oklahoma City (CG-5) makes a seven-day goodwill visit to the Port of Fremantle. April 1976.
Italian cruiser Trieste at anchor, at La Maddalena, Sardinia, during the bombing raid that would sink her, April 10, 1943
German heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper departs Brest to disrupt the Allied merchant traffic in Atlantic. She will eventually attack convoys HG 53 and SLS 64, sinking 8 ships. February 1941.
The launching of the light cruiser HMS Belfast, 17 March 1938.
IJN Yakumo during the later 1930s, probably in Chinese waters
USS Tuscaloosa (CA-37) at Balboa, Canal Zone, with President Franklin D. Roosevelt embarked, 27 February 1940
Prinz Eugen in Kiel harbor, October 1940
The view from the bridge of USS Chancellorsville (CG 62) in the Sea of Japan
The open bridge, 'A', 'B' and 'Q' 5.25-inch (133mm) turrets of the Dido class cruiser HMS Bonaventure, 1940
The heavy cruiser HMS Devonshire conducts firing practice with her 8-inch guns in the late 1930s, as seen from her embarked aircraft
“HMS SPARTAN bombarding enemy shore positions as the landing craft of the Fifth Army close in on the beaches in the opening stages in the battle for Rome. Smoke can be seen rising from the beachhead.” WW2 photo.
View of a highline transfer of personnel between the heavy cruiser class sisters USS Salem (CA 139), left, and USS Des Moines (CA 134), 1 January 1958. USN photo.
Admiral Hipper at Brest drydock in 1941
