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Luty 2010 Stawiacz min ORP Gryf
Styczeń 2010 Niszczyciel rakietowy "ORP Warszawa"
Grudzień 2009 hitlerowski orzeł
ornament z Admiral Graf Spee, wydobyty w 2006 r.
Listopad 2009 HMAS Sydney (1935)
Październik 2009 ORP Orkan (1942)
Wrzesień 2009 ORP Wicher (1930)
Sierpień 2009 ORP Ślązak (1942)
Lipiec 2009 ORP Grom (1937)
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Typhoon3.jpg
Autor: Bellona Foundation?, Licencja: Attribution
Soviet submarine TK-17 of Typhoon class at sea.
Autor: Bellona Foundation?, Licencja: Attribution
Soviet submarine TK-17 of Typhoon class at sea.
Warszawa II TW 6-91.jpg
Niszczyciel rakietowy "Warszawa III"
Niszczyciel rakietowy "Warszawa III"
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USS Enterprise (CVAN-65), USS Long Beach (CGN-9) and USS Bainbridge (DLGN-25) underway in the Mediterranean Sea during Operation Sea Orbit, in 1964.jpg
Operation Sea Orbit: on 31 July 1964, USS Enterprise (CVAN-65) (bottom), USS Long Beach (CGN-9) (center) and USS Bainbridge (DLGN-25) (top) formed "Task Force One," the first nuclear-powered task force, and sailed 26,540 nmi (49,190 km) around the world in 65 days. Accomplished without a single refueling or replenishment, "Operation Sea Orbit" demonstrated the capability of nuclear-powered surface ships.
Operation Sea Orbit: on 31 July 1964, USS Enterprise (CVAN-65) (bottom), USS Long Beach (CGN-9) (center) and USS Bainbridge (DLGN-25) (top) formed "Task Force One," the first nuclear-powered task force, and sailed 26,540 nmi (49,190 km) around the world in 65 days. Accomplished without a single refueling or replenishment, "Operation Sea Orbit" demonstrated the capability of nuclear-powered surface ships.
German cruiser Blücher sinking.jpg
The German cruiser Blücher listing heavily to port after being hit by cannon fire and torpedoes from the Norwegian coastal fortress Oscarsborg. She sank a short time later.
The German cruiser Blücher listing heavily to port after being hit by cannon fire and torpedoes from the Norwegian coastal fortress Oscarsborg. She sank a short time later.
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HMAS Sydney (AWM 301473).jpg
AWM Caption: Aerial starboard bow view of the cruiser HMAS Sydney (II) (ex HMS Phaeton). Note the spar projecting forward of the bridge and single 4-inch AA guns amidships, which distinguished the Sydney from her two sisters. Her Seagull Amphibian is embarked.
AWM Caption: Aerial starboard bow view of the cruiser HMAS Sydney (II) (ex HMS Phaeton). Note the spar projecting forward of the bridge and single 4-inch AA guns amidships, which distinguished the Sydney from her two sisters. Her Seagull Amphibian is embarked.
IN Frigate Malabar 07.jpg
070905-N-1730J-163 INDIAN OCEAN (Sept. 5, 2007) - An Indian Navy frigate takes position during Malabar 2007, an exercise involving Kitty Hawk and Nimitz Carrier Strike Group and ships of the navies of Australia, India, Japan, and the Republic of Singapore. Malabar 2007 is designed to increase interoperability among the navies and to develop common procedures for maritime security operations. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Jason A. Johnston (RELEASED)
070905-N-1730J-163 INDIAN OCEAN (Sept. 5, 2007) - An Indian Navy frigate takes position during Malabar 2007, an exercise involving Kitty Hawk and Nimitz Carrier Strike Group and ships of the navies of Australia, India, Japan, and the Republic of Singapore. Malabar 2007 is designed to increase interoperability among the navies and to develop common procedures for maritime security operations. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Jason A. Johnston (RELEASED)
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Autor: Autor nie został podany w rozpoznawalny automatycznie sposób. Założono, że to Fedaro (w oparciu o szablon praw autorskich)., Licencja: CC BY 2.5
Detalle del aguila que servía como mascarón de proa al Acorazado de Bolsillo Admiral Graf Spee.
Author: Fernando da Rosa