USS Juneau (CL-119/CLAA-119) following refit at Mare Island shipyard, California, 1952.
Los Cruceros en el siglo XX
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- Fecha de inicio
An aerial view of the cruiser HMS Liverpool, 19 February 1942. This view shows the key features of the class - 12 x 6-inch guns and a midships aircraft catapult.
USS Salem (CA-139) bow view, May 9, 1949.
USS Augusta (CA-31) in the Cape Cod Canal, June 17, 1941
Italian cruiser Eugenio Di Savoia, 16 May 1939. Note details of ship's name, prop guard, and smoke generating equipment above ship's name. Muzio Uzio Attendolo and Emanuele Filiberto Duca D'Aosta are at left and center, respectively.
Deutschland-class heavy cruiser Admiral Scheer deploying her Arado Ar 196 floatplane
HMS Achilles, a Leander class light cruiser of 7,000 tons. The Royal Navy had hoped ships of approximately this size would be the new future standard in the 1930s.
A bow view of USS Bunker Hill (CG 52) and USS Long Beach (CGN 9) underway in the Gulf Of Oman, November 1, 1987
Kriegsmarine Light Cruiser Köln sporting her unique Baltic camouflage scheme used during World War Two. The photo was likely taken sometime in 1941.
USS England.
Mogami during trials, 1938. Lead ship of her class of light cruisers (five triple 6" gun turrets), she was later converted into a heavy cruiser (five double 8" gun turrets). Later, during WW2 her two aft turrets were removed and she was converted in a seaplane carrier.
HMS Leander, Panama Canal, 19 July 1937
USS Salt Lake City (CA-25) off Mare Island Naval Shipyard, 10 May 1943
Russian Pacific Fleet flagship Project 1164 / Slava-class cruiser Varyag transits toward the Golden Gate Bridge after visiting San Francisco, June 25, 2010
HMS Exeter, Balboa Harbor, 4 April 1934
Center of mass hit on "B" Turret on the wreck of HMAS Sydney from the 15 cm guns on Kormoran suffered during their mutually destructive engagement
USS Salt Lake City (CA-25) off Mare Island Naval Shipyard, 21 June 1944.
German light cruiser Nürnberg. Note the float plane (probably an Arado 196) flying very low over her stern. Nürnberg would survive the war and was given to the Soviet Union as reparations. She remained in service until the late 50's.
US Navy Cruisers
Zara-class heavy cruiser Fiume prepares to launch her IMAM Ro.43 floatplane with battleship Conte di Cavour in the background
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