Navire de guerre

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a chart showing the different types of aircrafts that have been flown in each country

World Wide Aircraft Carriers Comparison (Jeff Head)

three views of the same type of battleship

French battleship Dunkerque

a large battleship floating on top of the ocean

45,000 ton Iowa Class Battleship, was commissioned on 11 June 1944 ...

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a large ship docked in the water next to other ships

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The decommissioned Iowa-class battleship USS Wisconsin (BB-64) is berthed at NAUTICUS in downtown Norfolk during a ceremony officially transferring Wisconsin from the U.S. Navy to the city of Norfolk.

the world's largest aircraft carriers info sheet

Marine de guerre russe

an old black and white photo of two ships in the water with a bridge in the background

Richelieu (cuirassé de 1939) — Wikipédia

Richelieu (cuirassé de 1939) - French battleship in New York. Maneuvered by tugboats up New York's East River, the mighty 35,000-ton Richelieu, largest French battleship, is on its way to a U.S. navy yard to be repaired and refitted. The slightly damaged warship is in the United States with three other French men-of-war.

Le Qatar candidat au rachat du Charles de Gaulle | Breizatao.com - Actualités

French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle. Carries a compliment of around 28 aircraft including helicopters & Hawkeye recon aircraft.

an old photo of a large ship in the water with flags on it's mast

FRANCE CUIRASSES CLASSE RICHELIEU

a large battleship sitting on top of a pier next to another ship in the water

TOP 50 des meilleures photos de voyage Nantes

Le Maillé-Brézé est un escorteur d'escadre de la Marine nationale française de la classe T 47, baptisé du nom du célèbre marin Jean Armand de Maillé, marquis de Brézé. Il s'agit du troisième navire portant ce nom. Il est remis à l'association Nantes Marine Tradition en 1988. Transformé en navire musée, il est visible au Musée Naval Maillé-Brézé, quai de la Fosse à Nantes.