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Spanish republican fleet at Bizerta. Native boys rowing out to inspect the Spanish warships after their arrival at Bizerta.

The King reviews his Fleet. H.M.S> Hood, the world's largest battleship, firing the salute as the royal yacht berted for the review.

German fleet steams down Channel. The German pocket battleships Graf Spee (leading) and Deutschland Steaming down Channel. This evening, photographed between Folkestone and Calais.

Spanish republican fleet at Bizerta. One of the Spanish government cruisers (editor - unidentified) entering the port of Bizerta after running the gauntley of attack by Franco planes while enroute from Carthagena.

German fleet steams down channel. The German pocket battleships Graf Spee (leading) and Deutschland steaming down channel this evening, photographed between Folkestone an Calais.

Foto van Russische geschutbemanning aan boord van een Russisch marineschip met licht luchtdoelkanon. Het schip legt een rookgodijn. De schutters dragen lederen overjassen en M 1936 helmen. Tekst achterop: "Russian Front. 1943. Northern. Fleet. A ship raising a smoke screen". Stempel: "From: British Ministry of Information Middle East".

New York City honors fleet admiral Nimitz U.S. fleet admiral Chester W. Nimitz, (in first car) rides atop the back seat of the automobile which carried the commander of the victorious Allied naval forces in the Pacific during the New York City parade honoring him and 13 Navy and Marine Corps Congressional Medal of Honor winners Oct. 9, 1945. An estimated four million persons greeted the Commander in ...

Commands Reichs U-Boat fleet. Adolf Hitler promoted Captain Doenitz Rear Admiral because of the great success, of the German submarines, October 17.1939. Rear Admiral Doenitz is the supreme commander of the German U-Boat fleet.

Shadowof the fleet's floating aerodrome. Sliding through the choppy sea, the attendant destroyer Crusadercuts through the wake of H.M.S. Courageousas she follows the aircraft carrier like a grim grey shadow during the Home Fleet exercises in the Mediterranean off Malta.

Eyeof the fleet goes to rest. A Walrus amphibian plane being hoisted aboard a warship at Gibraltar after a reconnaissance flight for the British Fleet in the Mediterranean. The Planes, which are used as the eyes of the Fleet, can come down either on land or sea, and are hoisted aboard by creane - a delicate operation. The machine's landing wheels can be seen beneath the floats. In background British ...