HMAS Broome | Minesweeper. More... |
HMS ALBERIC | Minesweeping Trawler. More... |
HMS Anthony |
'A' class destroyer. More... on the A Class |
HMS Archer | Archer class escort carrier. More... |
HMS Ark Royal | Aircraft carrier. More... |
HMS Arrow | A Class destroyer. More... |
HMS Asphodel | Flower class Corvette. More... |
HMS Bangor | Bangor class destroyer. More... |
HMS Bellwort | Corvette. More... |
HMS Blackpool | Minesweeper. More... |
HMS Bonaventure |
Dido class Anti-aircraft cruiser. More... |
HMS Brazen | B class destroyer. More... |
HMS Carlisle | C class light cruiser. More... |
HMS CILICIA | Armed merchant cruiser. (F 54). More... |
HMS Cossack |
Tribal class destroyer. More... |
HMS Cumberland | Heavy Cruiser. More... |
HMS Duncan | Destroyer. More... |
HMS Electra | E Class destroyer. More... |
HMS Encounter | E class destroyer. More... |
HMS ESKIMO | Tribal class destroyer. More... Canadian viewpoint. |
HMS Esperance Bay | Armed Merchant Cruiser (F 67). More... |
HMS Fiji | Fiji class light cruiser. More... |
HMS Furious | Aircraft carrier. More... |
HMS Glorious | Aircraft carrier. More... |
HMS Gloucester | Southampton class light cruiser. More... |
HMS Grampus | Porpoise Class submarine. More... |
HMS Greyhound | G class destroyer. More... |
HMS Hasty | H class destroyer. More... |
HMS Harvester | H Class destroyer. More... |
HMS Highlander | Havant Class destroyer. More... |
HMS Hood | Battlecruiser. More... |
HMS Illustrious | Aircraft Carrier. More... |
HMS Kandahar |
'K' class destroyer. More... More... on the K Class. |
HMS Kashmir | K class destroyer. More... |
HMS Kelly | K class destroyer. More... |
HMS Kelvin |
'K' class destroyer. More... More... on the K Class |
HMS Kenya | Colony Class light cruiser. More... |
HMS Khartoum |
Destroyer. More... |
HMS Kimberley | Destroyer. More... |
HMS King George V | Battleship. More... |
HMS Kingston | K class destroyer. More... |
HMS Kipling | K class destroyer. More... |
HMS Mashona |
Tribal Class destroyer. More... |
HMS LIVERPOOL | Southampton class cruiser. More... |
HMS Lulworth | Formerly United States Coast Guard Cutter
Chelan (CGC-45) supplied under lend-lease. 2075 tons. Built 1928.
The Chelan was used in marine biology here. More on the Lake Class Cutters. Info on HMS Lulworth, Banff class Coastguard magazine article from November 1942.
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HMS Naiad | Light cruiser. More... |
HMS Norfolk | Heavy Cruiser. More... |
HMS Nubian |
Tribal class destroyer. More... |
HMS P-32 | Submarine. More.... |
HMS Perseus | Submarine: See these web sites for pictures
of Perseus as she lies on the ocean floor.
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/6680/sub.htm
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http://www.divernet.com/wrecks/perse898.htm
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HMS Prince of Wales | King George V class battleship. More... |
HMS Renown | Battlecruiser. More... |
HMS Rosalind | Minesweeping trawler. More... |
HMS Suffolk | Heavy cruiser. More... |
HMS Sunflower | Destroyer. More... |
HMS Tartar |
Tribal class destroyer. More... |
HMS Thetis |
Royal Navy Submarine. More... |
HMS Unicorn | Fleet Air Arm Supply and Repair ship. More... |
HMS Unsparing | Submarine. More... |
HMS Upholder | U Class submarine. More... |
HMS USK | U class submarine. More.... |
HMS Victorious | Aircraft carrier. More... |
HMS Vidette | Destroyer. More... |
HMS Volunteer | V&W class destroyer. More... |
HMS VORTIGERN | Destroyer. More... |
HMS Walney | Former United States' Coast Guard cutter, Sebago. More... |
HMS Warspite | Queen Elizabeth class battleship. More... |
HMS Welshman | Minelayer. More... |
HMS Wessex | V&W class destroyer. More... |
HMS Wren | V&W class destroyer. More... |
SS Empress of Britain | 42,000 ton luxury ocean liner. More... |
HMCS Asbestos | Revised Flower class corvette. More... |
HMCS Gananoque | Minesweeper. More... Photos |
HMCS St. Croix | Destroyer. USS McCook (DD-252), was commissioned as HMCS St Croix (I-81) on 24 Sep. 1940 was part of the destroyers-for-bases deal. |
HMCS New Waterford |
Chacal | Jaguar class destroyer. More... |
Clemenceau |
Battleship, a Richelieu class ship, weighing 40,900 tons and armed with 8 x 380mm guns. More... |
Jaguar | Jaguar class destroyer. More... |
L'Adroit | Destroyer. Picture |
Normandie | Transatlantic Blue Ribbon winning, ocean liner. More... |
Orage | Destroyer.
More...
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Bismarck |
Panzerschiff. More... |
Deutschland | Panzerschiff. More... |
Graf Spee | Panzerschiff. More... |
Komet | Commerce raider. More... |
Prinz Eugen | Panzerschiff. More... |
Scharnhorst |
Panzerschiff More... |
U-106 |
U-106 was a long-range Type IXB submarine built by AG Weser, at Bremen. She was commissioned on 24 Sep 40. U-106 conducted eight patrols and compiled an impressive record of 22 ships sunk for a total of 138,578 tons and four ships damaged for a further 51,980 tons. On 23 Oct 41, the entire bridge watch of four men was washed overboard in rough seas. On 27 Jul 42 a ‘Wellington’ patrol aircraft from RAF 311 Squadron attacked U-106, killing the First Watch Officer, OLtzS Wissmann, and wounding the commander, KptLt. Rasch. The boat had only left Lorient two days earlier and was forced to return, arriving on 28 Jul. U-106 was sunk on 02 Aug 43 north-west of Cape Ortegal, Spain, in position 46.35N, 011.55W by depth charges from British and Australian ‘Sunderland’ patrol aircraft from 228 and 461 Squadrons. OLtzS Wolf-Dietrich Damerow was the commanding officer at the time of her loss. There were 22 members lost from her crew of 58, including the CO. (Dave Shirlaw)
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Wilhelm Gustloff | 'Strength Through Joy' cruise liner. More... |
Reginaldo Giuliani |
Submarine. More... |
HIJMS I-29 | B1 class submarine. More... |
HIJMS I-52 | Type C3. Submarine. 3,000 ton, 108m. long. More... History |
HIJMS Hiryu | Aircraft carrier. More... |
HIJMS RO-104 | KS Kaisho class submarine. More... |
Mircea |
Sail training ship built by the
Blohm and Voss shipyard.
Technical
Spec. (at bottom of page) The Mircea has a sister ship still in service with the United States' Coast Guard. Picture |
M.V. Gripsholm |
Operating under the
Swedish flag this ship was used to repatriate people stranded abroad as well
as exchanged prisoners and wounded.
She also carried paying passengers (when space was available) who were trying to get to areas (like India in one of the pages below) no longer served by commercial service. She was painted white and sailed brightly lit at night to avoid mistaken identity.
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Woods/7894/grip2.html has a general overview of the ship's career, especially her mercy ship operations http://www.people.virginia.edu/~pm9k/jem/words/ship.html http://www.poloniatoday.com/radzia36.htm Various family histories that recount wartime voyages on the Gripsholm (Peter Smith) |
Molotov |
Maxim Gorky class heavy cruiser. More... |
See here to search for any US ship.
USS Allen M. Sumner (DD-692) | Destroyer. More... |
USS Belleau Wood | Light fleet aircraft carrier. More... |
USS Benham | Destroyer. (DD-397). More... |
USS Block Island | Escort Carrier. More... |
USS CASPER | Patrol Escort Vessel. More... |
USS Cooper | Destroyer. DD-695. Sunk at the Battle of Ormoc Bay. More... |
USS Crescent City | Transport. More... |
USS Drum | Submarine. More... |
USS England | Destroyer. More... |
USS Essex | Aircraft carrier. More... |
USS Hammann | Destroyer. More... |
USS Hoga | * * Hoga, was built by Consolidated
Shipbuilders, Morris Heights, N.Y. The vessel was launched on Dec. 31, 1940, and placed into service on May 22, 1941. Coming under attack in Pearl Harbor on the morning of Dec. 7, 1941, Hoga saved several ships caught in the harbor. The vessel pulled the damaged repair ship USS Vestal away from the burning USS Arizona, and fought fires aboard the USS Arizona. Hoga pushed the minelayer USS Oglala to a nearby dock, and assisted the burning USS Nevada by fighting fires and pushing the sinking vessel aground. This prevented the USS Nevada from sinking in the channel and blocking the fleet's access to the open sea. For its actions, Hoga received a commendation from Admiral Chester A. Nimitz in February 1942. * * Hoga was designated a National Historic Landmark by the U.S. Department of the Interior in June 1989. After serving as a firefighting tug for 45 years on San Francisco Bay, the vessel was retired in 1993 and returned to Navy custody. Hoga was stricken from the Naval Vessel Register on July 12, 1996. Hoga is the last remaining naval vessel afloat that saw action in Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. The creation of the Hoga museum and memorial in North Little Rock will allow future generations to share and commemorate its rich history. |
USS Intrepid | Aircraft carrier. More... |
USS Iowa | Battleship. More... |
USS Kanawha | Fleet Oiler. More... |
USS LST-176 | USCG Cutter. More... |
USS Missouri | Battleship. More... |
USS New Jersey | Battleship. More... |
USS Power | Destroyer. More... |
USS Reid | Destroyer.
The Reid (DD-369) was a Mahan Class Destroyer: I believe she normally
would have been fitted with a SC search radar, later fitted with an SG
search radar on or after 44. I could not find any specific information on
her electronics. After patrol and escort duty off New Guinea, she sailed from Buna Roads,
New Guinea, to escort troop transports to landings at Arawe, New Britain, 15
December 1943. She protected landings at Cape Gloucester, New Britain, on
the 26th, and at Saidor, New Guinea, 2 January 1944. She guarded landings at
Los Negros Island, Admiralty Islands, 29 February, and at Hollandia, New
Guinea, 22 April. Her guns supported landings at Wakde Island I7 May, at
Biak on the 27th, and at Noenifoor Island, New Guinea, 2 July. |
USS Omaha | Cruiser. More... |
USS San Diego | Cruiser. More... Picture... |
USS San Jacinto | Aircraft carrier. More... |
USS Saratoga | Aircraft Carrier. More... |
USS Sealion | Submarine. More... |
USS Seawolf | Submarine. More... |
USS Squalus | Submarine. More... |
USS Wasp | Aircraft carrier. More... |