Warships
On the morning of December 21, 1946, the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen, anchored in Kwajalein Lagoon, settled noticeably by the stern and began to list. Water ...
Danila Karpenko
A second unusually configured Chinese vessel has appeared in Guangzhou, which Western analysts assess to be a mothership for large uncrewed underwater ...
Imagine a combat submarine with its torpedo tubes removed and portholes installed in their place. Its crew of naval sailors suddenly found themselves sharing ...
The recent U.S.-Iran war clearly highlighted a major problem facing modern navies: the lack of an effective system for replenishing ammunition on ...
An article by Vladimir Nagirnyak from the WEARSPOT website, dated July 14, 2016. Contents: At the outset of both world wars of the 20th ...
Discussions about aircraft carriers usually remind me of the joke about the gift for Cheburashka: “Let’s give Cheburashka a book!” “No, we don’t need to give ...
An article by Vladimir Nagirnyak from the WARSPOT website, dated July 21, 2016. During the Battle of the Atlantic, there were numerous skirmishes ...
In this new article, I invite you to take a different look at Soviet military equipment, which the press and popular literature traditionally refer to as ...
On satellite images of the Dalian shipyard, an enormous hull is becoming increasingly recognizable. A year ago, individual sections of the future vessel still ...
In May 1945, Germany’s submarine war ended in complete defeat. The Allies controlled the Atlantic, German shipyards were being devastated by air raids, and the ...