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Harpoon of a Japanese Whaling ship
Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa-ken, Japan - Oct.8,2017.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
On a sunny day in December 2023, three public vessels moored at Harumi Pier at Harumi Pier Park in Chuo Ward, Tokyo.
Historic gun
Four of eight of the canisters for launching Harpoon anti-ship missiles on the forward deck of HMAS Arunta, an Anzac Class frigate of the Royal Australian Navy. She is docked at Garden Island, Sydney Harbour, in preparation for an open day to the public during Navy Week, the first open day since the Covid pandemic. This image was taken on a sunny afternoon from Woolloomooloo Bay on 25 February 2023.
Setubal, Portugal: Double Bofors 40 mm L70 gun on a warship - Portuguese Navy F475 NRP João Coutinho corvette - Sado estuary in the background.
Old harpoon gun at the Polar Museum in Tromso in Troms county, Norway, Europe
Navy frigate moored at naval dockyard.
Kocaeli, Turkey - July 7, 2020: Old Turkish navy Force ship representing on sekapark in Kocaeli, Turkey.
Antarctic observation ship Soya. Taken in Koto Ward, Tokyo in January 2023.
Gothenburg, Sweden - March 05 2023: 12.7 mm Hitrole-NT remote-controlled machine gun turret on German Navy frigate F222 Baden-Württemberg.
Navigation radar tower on warship at sunset close-up
guiding missile on navy ship
Japanese Aegis ships.
Tokyo, Japan - November 28, 2007:People's Liberation Army Navy HQ-7 short range air defense missile launcher on PLANS Shenzhen (DDG-167).
Ship navigation unit
The destroyer cannon
A lineup of military missiles is positioned on stands in a secure facility, surrounded by concrete walls, indicating readiness for deployment.
Maizuru, Japan, May 5, 2023 : Maizuru Port Maritime Self-Defense Force, Port Cruise
Pearl Harbor, USA - April 1st, 2022: USS Missouri 5-inch Guns. National historic sites at Pearl Harbor tell the story of the battle that plunged US into World War II.
Four of eight of the canisters for launching Harpoon anti-ship missiles on the forward deck of HMAS Arunta, an Anzac Class frigate of the Royal Australian Navy. A hose and hydrant is attached to her hull. She is docked at Garden Island, Sydney Harbour, in preparation for an open day to the public during Navy Week, the first open day since the Covid pandemic. This image was taken on a sunny afternoon from Woolloomooloo Bay on 25 February 2023.
On the deck of the USS New Jersey battleship.
Mikasa is a pre-dreadnought battleship built for the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) in the late 1890s, and is the only ship of her class.
Russian multi-lead rocket launcher on the ship
Ulsan, South Korea - March 17th, 2024: The deck of the Ulsan Frigate at the Jangsaengpo Whale Museum features a display of a missile and missile tubes, highlighting the advanced weaponry and defense capabilities of this historic naval vessel.
Yokohama, Japan - June 29, 2023 : Japanese Coast Guard Akitsushima PLH-32 in Yokohama, Japan.
Tokyo, Japan - November 07, 2021:German Navy Rheinmetall MLG27 naval light artillery on Bayern (F217).
The bridge complex of a cable laying vessel in harbor
Warship
Setúbal, Portugal: Bofors 40mm L/60 automatic gun on a warship - the 40 mm Bofors L/60 is an anti-aircraft gun designed by the Swedish gunmaker Bofors in the early 1930s . It was designed as a versatile intermediate cannon. Its initial version was called 40L60, because the tube has a theoretical length equal to 60 times the caliber. It was manufactured in Sweden by the Bofors company itself, but also licensed in many other countries. It achieved a prestigious status thanks to his efficiency and great success during the London defence of the Battle of Britain. Contrary to the name, the production Bofors 40 mm Automatic Gun L/60 has an actual barrel length of 56.25 calibres. \n\nPortuguese Navy F475 NRP João Coutinho corvette, open day for public visit.
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