Monthly Archives: November 2023

Australia accuses China of unsafe conduct after RAN divers injured – 20 NOVEMBER 2023 | By: Robert Dougherty

HMAS Toowoomba returns to Fleet Base West in Rockingham, Western Australia after returning from deployment. Photo: CPOIS Yuri Ramsey. The federal government has accused the People’s Republic of China of unsafe and unprofessional conduct after Royal Australian Navy divers were injured by a People’s Liberation Army-Navy destroyer in international waters. The crew of Anzac ClassContinue reading “Australia accuses China of unsafe conduct after RAN divers injured – 20 NOVEMBER 2023 | By: Robert Dougherty”

Why One of Japan’s Newest Carriers Is Headed to America in 2024 Japan’s new carriers are a win for everyone—except for China, that is. Headshot of Kyle MizokamiBY KYLE MIZOKAMIPUBLISHED: NOV 17, 2023

U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Deanna C. Gonzales One of Japan’s two new aircraft carriers will travel to the U.S. in 2024. The ships are Japan’s first real aircraft carriers since World War II. Japan was once the world leader in carriers, but swore them off after the disastrous war. More than 80 yearsContinue reading “Why One of Japan’s Newest Carriers Is Headed to America in 2024 Japan’s new carriers are a win for everyone—except for China, that is. Headshot of Kyle MizokamiBY KYLE MIZOKAMIPUBLISHED: NOV 17, 2023”

PQ-17 Arctic Convoy, June-July 1942. The covering forces of the PQ-17 Convoy (British and American ships) at anchor in the harbor at Hvalfjord, Iceland, May 1942. USS Washington (BB 56) in foreground loading supplies with HMS Norfolk in the rear. USS Wichita (CA 45) is in the middle. Official U.S. Navy Photograph, now in the collections of the National Archives.

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USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76) returning to her homeport in Japan after deployment. Nov 18, 2023

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Italian light cruiser Armando Diaz leaving Melbourne, circa October 1934.

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