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The Battleship Bismarck in the Grimstadfjord, Norway, as seen from the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen in the morning of 21 May 1941

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The big gun monitor HMS Roberts

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HMS Masculinity was a pansarbåt in the Swedish Navy. It was built in 1901-1903 by Kockums Mechanical Engineering and was the fourth and last ship in honor class. Huvudbetyckningen consisted of two 21 cm guns and sekundärbestyckningen of six 15.2 cm guns. At the beginning of World War II, the ship underwent a major modernization, which include bow was rebuilt, and during the war, she was flagship of Göteborgseskadern. Masculinity utrangerades 1947 and was scrapped in part 1952.

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Masculinity after renovation in 1941.

The German Heavy Cruiser Blucher...young buna passes her resting place each time his ship is enroute to Oslo. He informs me oil leaks to the surface from her even to this day.

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German warships in a Norwegian port, probably Trondheim, in June 1940. Battlecruiser Gneisenau is at left, with Scharnhorst in the left middle distance and heavy cruiser Admiral Hipper in right centre.

HMS Belfast (C35) a 6" Town-class light cruiser at her berth near Tower Brige on the Thames.

She is the largest WWII era warship to be preserved as a museun in the UK

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The Tirpitz in Altafjord, Norway.

Then not very long after in Tromso

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Gotta hand it to the French - they knew how to build 'em UGLY!

This is Hoche, an early experimental battleship from about 1890.

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And this is a good picture of her in port. Unfortunately I couldn't find a copy of the original picture, so this one is digitally colorized.

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The Russinas have come a long way since they were taught warship design by the French (Who were the all time Ugly Ironclad Champions)

The Orel

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HMS Glowworm, making smoke, as seen from Admiral Hipper, 8th April 1940.

HMS Storm

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U-604 ready for docking in Brest November 5th 1942

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HMS Gotland in 1936

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S 9, Hawker Osprey, Ready for start on HMS Gotland

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Gotland_%28cruiser%29

HMS DIDO - Dido-class AA Cruiser

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