Torpedo tubes on board light cruiser HMS Ajax
Los Cruceros en el siglo XX
- Tema iniciado Nopelovic
- Fecha de inicio
USS Los Angeles (CA-135) likely in April, 1951 during her reactivation for the Korean War.
Heavy Cruiser USS Salt Lake City sinking after being used as a target ship 130 miles off the coast of southern california in May 1948, 2 years after having survived 2 nuclear bomb blasts during operation crossroads in 1946
USS Providence (CLG-6), in Port for the Seafair, Seattle, Aug 6, 1971
USS Rochester (CA-124) at Mare Island, Sept 16, 1953
USS Ford (FFG-54) sends a flashing light message to the USS Long Beach (CGN-9), Oct 1, 1987
USS Indianapolis (CA-35) hits the water for the first time, the day of her launching, Nov 7, 1931
British armoured cruiser HMS Good Hope, circa 1906
Japanese cruiser Iwate in Wellington, New Zealand - 1926.
De Zeven Provinciën-class light cruiser HNLMS De Ruyter (C801) in Toulon.
Aerial picture of the Italian heavy cruiser Trento during trials, 1929
Cross-section drawing of the conning tower of the Italian Giussano-class light cruisers, showing the seaplane hangar at its base
When USS Milwaukee was returned to the U.S. Navy in 1949 after being loaned to the Soviet Union for 5 years, one official said it was the dirtiest ship he had ever seen. The rusty ship smelled of stale fish and was full of rats, lice, and empty vodka bottles.
IJN Yubari at Sasebo Naval port 1923
Soviet Sverdlov Class Cruiser “Mikhail Kutuzov” in a drydock
The starboard side of Royal Navy light cruiser HMS Penelope (97) after a German aircraft attack at Malta, 1942.
A port bow view of the nuclear-powered guided missile cruiser USS Long Beach (CGN-9) entering Subic Bay
Soviet guided missile cruiser Azov underway, likely in the 1980's
