USS Nevada leads USS Texas through Belfast Lough on May 14, 1944, as both battleships prepare for upcoming operations in Western Europe. Having survived Pearl Harbor, Nevada would soon provide heavy gunfire support off Normandy, while Texas would go on to bombard German positions during the D-Day landings and beyond. May 14, 1944. #navy #ship #military | I love Warships

COLD WAR: Gunnery Training on HMS Fife (D20)… c1980s. HMS Fife was the first unit of the Batch 2 County-class destroyers of the Royal Navy. She was subsequently sold to Chile and scrapped in 2005. | British & Commonwealth Forces

A historic 220-year-old U.S. Navy warship is back in the water. http://ti.me/2upNoJb | TIME

The USS Fife (DD-991), a Spruance-class destroyer, was not sunk in combat but was deliberately sunk as a target ship (SINKEX) during a live-fire exercise on August 23, 2005, off the coast of Hawaii, by the USS Russell (DDG-59). Decommissioned in 2003, the ship served the U.S. Navy for over two decades, including a notable incident in 1983 where it collided with a Soviet frigate and rescued Vietnamese refugees in 1989. #reel #reels #followers #instagram #instagood | Ships & Models by Erick Navas

Watch: Highlights from the USS Enterprise Decommissioning Ceremony held at Newport News Shipbuilding Feb. 3, 2017. ICYMI: View the archived broadcast on our Facebook page. Download the NNS to Go mobile app to read more about the event. | HII

Former USS John F. Kennedy aircraft carrier being towed out of the Naval Inactive Ship Maintenance Facility (NISMF) in Philadelphia for scrapping in Brownsville, Texas 🎥 Wildwood Video Archive | NextGen PHDefense