Jan 10
Protected Cruiser DAVOUT
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Protected Cruiser DAVOUT
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USS Olympia (IX-40, ex-C-6) on display in the back channel of the Philadelphia Navy Yard, on August 4, 1939.
Temple University Library: P442170B
I really love the look and design of Predreadnought protected and armoured cruisers. I think the best example is definitely Aurora. Not only is she still with us, but she was a fine example of the type. She deserved better than she got. The voyage of the damned, then Tsushima, then a scared flight back home. And THEN a freaking revolution sparks on her decks and spreads to an entire country! At least they didn't scrap her. I hope whoever is responsible for her upkeep shows her some love.
Burgess-Dunne AH-7 seaplane flying just over the water off Pensacola, Florida. USS COLUMBIA (C-12) is anchored in the right background.
Date: March 1916
U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command: NH 2243
Vindictive alongside the Mole - Charles Dixon
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1450x1061 Officers pose for the camera near a 5.9 inch gun on board the Italian protected cruiser "Giovanni Bausan" during her sea trials, circa 1885. Regia Marina (Italian Navy).
I don’t know a whole lot about ships or naval history but this is peak aesthetic in my opinion.
1900 Crucero protegido Río de la Plata - Agustín Paloma