It's Mueller time.

The largest battleships ever built

Type VIIC U-755 was sunk on May 28, 1943, in the Mediterranean Sea northwest of the island of Mallorca by four rocket hits from the Hudson M, flown by G.A.K. Ogilvie of the British RAF Squadron 608. The Hudson was operating from its base near Algiers. The nine survivors were

Salmon off the Mare Island Navy Yard, California, United States, 22 Mar 1943

Training aircraft carrier USS Wolverine underway on Lake Michigan with the Chicago skyline behind, 22 Mar 1943.

USS Drum sailing on the surface off Mare Island Naval Shipyard, California, United States, 22 Mar 1944

U-534 and U-995 in the same position

OTD in 2017: the slugger coming home to Pearl Harbor after a 6 month WESTPAC. USS Louisville (SSN-724) fired the first-ever sub launched Tomahawks in combat at the opening of Desert Storm.

Naval Submarine Base New London (1930s)

Japanese battlecruiser Hiei departing Yokosuka en route to Kure, Japan, 23 Mar 1914

Type IXB U-107 rescues a ship’s crew in a lifeboat after sinking their vessel, Atlantic Ocean, June 1941.

My Nihongo is rusty, so this feature made me discover quite a few great Japanese accounts.

Love this one. What a shot!

Yesterday Block II Virginia-class submarine USS New Mexico (SSN 779) entering Dry Dock at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard for scheduled maintenance