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The Battle of Taranto took place on the night of 11th and 12th November 1940 during the Second World War between British naval forces, under Admiral Andrew Cunningham, and Italian naval forces
Wrens pictured as they join the HMS Brilliant for war duty. 8th October 1990
RAF Coastal Command Beaufighter Squadron. R. A. F. Beaufighter strike offRAF Coastal Command Beaufighter Squadron. R.A.F. Beaufighter strike off the Norwegian Coast. 12th August 1944
Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales on board HMS Bronington 29 October 1976
British battleship HMS Rodney of the Royal Navy firing her secondary armament of six inch guns during exercises at sea in the Second World War December 1940
HMS Trident, the submarine which torpedoed the German cruiser Prinz Eugen. Pictured here is Commander G.M. Sladen in conversation with Captain H.M.C
The Royal navy aircraft carrier HMS Indomitable seen from the air during the Second World War. November 1944
New Zealand Fa pilots down a Junkers 290. 23rd March 1944
Royal Navy cruiser bombarding enemy positions at Anzio. 3rd February 1944
HMS Kipling with her guns manned and ready for action whilst on patrol in the Western Approaches. Circa May 1940
The British destroyer HMS Fury refuels from the cruiser HMS Trinidad despite heavy seas and falling snow whilst on patrol in the North Atlantic. 9th March 1942
Smoke screen put up by US destroyers whilst circling HMS Enterprise. 27th June 1944
Smoke screen put up by US destroyers whilst circling the British cruiser Dido. 6th June 1944
HMS Spartan can be seen here assisting with the bombardment of the beaches at Anzio. 3rd February 1944
Among the naval ships which came to British ports after the capitulation of the French government was this fine destroyer
The Germany Navy battlecruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau, which recently escaped the RAF attack in Brest, have been located in their new positions
RAF reconnaissance photo of the German Naval base at Wilhelmshaven. Photograph taken during the night attack of 15th - 16th January 1941
Mediterranean Sea Battle: Units of the Italian Fleet engaged by British convoy escorts whilst travelling to Malta. Circa 1940s
Picture taken from the bridge of the British Royal Navy "Southampton"Picture taken from the bridge of the British Royal Navy " Southampton" class cruiser HMS Sheffield as she ploughed through heavy seas of the Northern Waters
First close up pictures to be released of the terrific pasting the US Navy delivered to the Japanese on Attu Island
A rocket ship of the US Navy pounds Japanese positions in a softening up prelude to the landing of US troops during the battle for the Philippines
Battleships of the US Navys Seventh fleet move in to formation into Lingayen Gulf on Luzon island for a bombardment of enemy installations on the coast prior to landings of American troops
A lookout on a US warship trans glasses on two of the US Navys new Essex class aircraft carriers as they proceed in line ahead formation with two other warships on a combat mission in the Pacific
Seamen on the deck of a US Coast Guard Frigate watch a large caravan of ships carrying supplies and reinforcements to American troops fighting the Japanese in the Philippines
While its planes soar and circle overhead, one of the US Navys new 25000-ton Essex class aircraft carriers speed through the Pacific
Sweeping a safe route for the merchant fleet. Shopper pom-pom gunners at section station beneath white Ensign. 2nd January 1944
Royal Navy supports landing at Anzio. 3rd February 1944
Refugees evacuated from Anzio area. 22nd March 1944
British and American gunners on the Queen Mary during an exercise. 27th November 1944
Hugging the shore and protected by a destroyer green and fight escort, the German cruiser Prinz Eugen was sighted on Sunday evening May 17th steaming southwards along the Norwegian Coast
HMS VICTORIOUS at sea during several days of preparation for Norwegian operations, Fairey Albacores can just be seen on deck. Note the wind screens raised at the front of the flight deck
British Royal Navy rescues American sailors in "Invasion Bay"British Royal Navy rescues American sailors in " Invasion Bay". They are from two American infantry landing ships, which were torpedoed during a German U-Boat attack in Invasion Bay
A plane from HMS Furious passing over the aircraft carrier while manoeuvering to alight on the landing deck during exercises off the North Coast of Africa
The Battle of Hong Kong (8 - 25 December 1941), also known as the Defence of Hong Kong and the Fall of Hong Kong, was one of the first battles of the Pacific War in World War II
Naval Occasions on board a British Destroyer H. M.s PathfinderNaval Occasions on board a British Destroyer H.M.S Pathfinder. Action stations - An ammunition party board British destroyer. 5th May 1942
Some fighters of an eastern escort carrier make their first kill. (Picture) View from the carrier a escorting destroyer put up a smoke screen. 27th May 1945
Royal Navy battlecruiser HSM Hood was sunk in the Battle of the Denmark Strait on 24th May 1941 during the Second World War. HMS Hood seen here on exercise in July 1925
A Combined fleet Royal Navy training exercise in 1934. Awaiting the move off
The main body of the Royal Navy Task force that is going to the Falklands set sail. The carriers Invincible and Hermes leave Portsmouth on this mornings high tide
The guided missile destroyer HMS Norfolk, built at the Wallsend yard of Swan Hunter, has been delayed from sailing from the Tyne to Portsmouth by minor defects. 3rd March 1970
Aviation, Autogiro. The take-off, made diagonally so as to avoid the gun turrets and superstructure of the warship
Bishop Herbert Gresford Jones conducting the commissioning service for HMS Whitby at Cammell Laird, Birkenhead. 10th July 1956
The Devonshire class armoured cruiser HMS Hampshire of the British Royal Navy. Launched in September 1903 she participated in World War One and was present at the Battle of Jutland
An American destroyer coming to her anchorage in a north of Ireland port during the second World War, January 1942
The German Pocket Battleship The Graf Spee seen here taking part in Coronation Fleet Review for King George VI Thursday May 20, 1937
The Viking ship off Broadstairs Circa 1960
Viking Longboat Ship July 1949 Viking ship off the shores of Kent after crossing the North Sea
USS Proteus at anchor in the Holy Loch in 1961
H. M.s Warspite on way to ship breakers yard is driven ashore by a gale at Mounts BayH.M.S Warspite on way to ship breakers yard is driven ashore by a gale at Mounts Bay, Cornwall. 1949
The Iowa class battleship USS Wisconsin, which served in World War Two, comes to anchor in the Firth of Forth early this morning. June 1951 P004580
Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales on board HMS Bronington, in his cabin, during a voyage off the coast of Scotland 01/10/76 circa
The Royal Navy battleship HMS Nelson. Circa 1935 P004281
A narrow escape for the British Royal Navy aircraft carrier engaged by enemy bomber aircraft during the evacuation of British troops from Norway British soldiers reply to the German bombing using
British Royal Navy sailors aboard a destroyer on escort duty fire warning shots to an unidentified aircraft by a 2 pounder pom pom gun on deck May 1940
British Royal Navy ships HMS Cossack and HMS Forester (left)
The "Emden"docking at Auckland for overhaul after her voyage throughThe " Emden" docking at Auckland for overhaul after her voyage through the tropics. Circa 1935 P009411
HMS Eglantine a Norwegian Flower Class Corvette seen here on convoy duty in the Western Approaches. 11th January 1943
The Mediterranean fleet sweeps by in a high speed salute as the Royal Yacht Britannia approaches Malta. As each ship passes the Yacht a salute of twenty one guns thunders out
HMS Broke off to France with the King, Prince of Wales and Prince Albert. November 1918 P009394 zxsa
Battleship HMS Barham of the Royal Navy. August 1935 P009402
War War One German Fleet Surrender. Sailor watch the German fleet surrender at Scapa Flow in Scotland after World War One
War War One scuttled German Fleet Surrender. The Scuttled German fleet sinks into sea at scapa Flow in Scotland at the end of World War One. 21st June 1919
A view of the new cruiser HMS London. March 1929 P000086
The scuttling of the German fleet took place at the Royal Navys base at Scapa Flow, in Scotland, after the end of the First World War. 21st June 1919
H. M.s Warspite on way to ship breakers yard is driven ashore by a gale at Mounts BayH.M.S Warspite on way to ship breakers yard is driven ashore by a gale at Mounts Bay, Cornwall. 1949 007557/1
Scuttled German fleet sinks into sea at scapa Flow WWI in Scotland. War War One scuttled German Fleet Surrender. 21st June 1919