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An armed crew member looks up during his patrol of the USS Emory S. Land, a submarine tender of the US Navy docked at Garden Island naval base in Sydney Harbour. On his left is one of four 0.5 calibre machine guns mounted on the ship. This image was taken on a cold and sunny morning on 29 June 2024.
Machine Gun on US Naval Vessel
Corpus Christi, TX, USA - December 23, 2019: Technician repairing an old WW2 aircraft at USS Lexington, the 16-deck \
Modern frigate slicing through the waves.
Color image of an automated machine gun on the deck of a military ship, at sea.
Setubal, Portugal: Double Bofors 40 mm L70 gun on a warship - Portuguese Navy F475 NRP João Coutinho corvette - Sado estuary in the background.
Machine gun for aimed shooting
Military carrier turrets and weapons on warship at sunset close-up
The crew of USS Porter DDG78 destroyer chooses a mooring rope during executing the mooring operation in port of Odessa. July 08, 2018
The main 76mm gun of HNLMS Friesland, a Holland-class offshore patrol vessel operated by the Royal Netherlands Navy. The warship was a special guest at Sail Amsterdam event in 2015.
An armed member of the crew of USS Canberra patrols the helicopter flight deck on a sunny afternoon and looks in the direction of the setting sun. A safety netting surrounds the deck. USS Canberra (LCS 30) is an Independence Class combat ship of the US Navy docked at Garden Island in Sydney Harbour. She is in port for a commissioning ceremony on 22 July 2023. She is adorned with maritime flags, of which are visible. This image was taken from Mrs Macquarie's Chair on a late afternoon on 20 July 2023.
FA18 SuperHornet military jet on board the USS Carl Vinson undergoes maintenance
Gothenburg, Sweden - March 05 2023: 12.7 mm Hitrole-NT remote-controlled machine gun turret on German Navy frigate F222 Baden-Württemberg.
Malé, Maldives: Coast Guard vessel moored, T702 Iskandhar fast patrol boat - Coastal surveillance vessel under the National Security Service - Colombo class Ultra Fast Attack Craft (UFAC), built in Sri Lanka by Colombo Dockyard Limited, using and Israeli design, the boats are meant for a variety of naval missions from off-shore coastal patrol missions to high-speed, high-maneuver littoral warfare. The Maldivian Coast Guard is the naval or maritime arm of the Maldives National Defence Force (MNDF). As the Maldives does not have a navy, the Coast Guard also functions as such.
Chonburi, Thailand - January 18, 2014: Unidentified marine with armored vehicle and cannon performing military parade of Royal Thai Navy at Sattahip Naval Base, Chonburi, Thailand
Turkey - April 24, 2007: TCG İskenderun A1600 takes part in the Military Logistics activities of the Turkish Navy. This ship, which has the status of a passenger ship, took its passengers to commemorate the Gallipoli Wars and anchored in Çanakkale.\n\nThis photograph shows a naval staff member hanging the Turkish flag from the pole and paying homage to it.
aboard a warship, light machine gun
A part of the modern military navy ship.
An alert armed guard in camouflage clothing patrols the helicopter flight deck of the USS Canberra (LCS 30), an Independence Class combat ship of the US Navy docked at Garden Island in Sydney Harbour. She was in port for her commissioning ceremony on 22 July 2023. In the distance are eucalyptus trees on the northern shore of the harbour. The crane on the bottom right corner is attached to a motorboat. This image was taken on a cloudy afternoon on 29 July 2023.
Soldier firing M-4 Carbine in Ramadi, Iraq.
A gun at the front of a U.S. naval ship
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.
Group of 4 soldiers training in outdoor setting
Ulsan, South Korea - March 17th, 2024: An artillery gun is prominently displayed on the deck of the Ulsan Frigate at the Jangsaengpo Whale Museum, with the bridge and radio tower visible in the background, showcasing the vessel's formidable defense capabilities.
Belfast, Northern Ireland. 26/07/2014 - A Royal Navy sailor stands at the prow of a Pacific 28 RIB as it approaches HMS Duncan in the Irish Sea at the mouth to Belfast Lough. Duncan had been on a six-month tour where it partook in exercises in the Mediterranean Sea with other NATO forces and helped in a number of patrols monitoring for illegal immigrant crossing. She then sailed to the far east, where she spent a number of months with the Australian, New Zealand and Japanese Navies in exercises and patrols. Duncan's home city is Belfast, and on this visit, all crew were granted 4 days shore leave in the city.
Two personnel attach containers to an MH-60 Seahawk aboard a Naval ship during a vertical replenishment at sea.
An armed crew member checks the ammunition box of a 0.5 calibre machine gun during his patrol of USS Emory S. Land, a submarine tender of the US Navy docked at Garden Island naval base in Sydney Harbour. In the background, with the long barrel and radar dome is a MK 38 machine gun system. This image was taken on a cold and sunny morning at sunrise on 29 June 2024.
Pearl Harbor, USA - April 1st, 2022: USS Missouri at Pearl Harbor. National historic sites at Pearl Harbor tell the story of the battle that plunged US into World War II.
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