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Akikaze              
Akikaze Akikaze Akikaze Akikaze Akikaze Akikaze, Shiratuyu (early) Akikaze Akikaze
Asakaze DD-181       
Asakaze DD-181 Asakaze DD-181 Asakaze DD-181 Asakaze DD-181 Asakaze DD-181 Asakaze DD-181 Asakaze DD-181
Castagno M5504       
Castagno M5504
HMCS Tillsonburg K496
HMS Atherstone L05 (1942) HMS Atherstone L05 (1942) HMS Atherstone L05 (1942) HMS Atherstone L05 (1942) HMS Atherstone L05 (1942), HMS Campbeltown I42 (1942) ex USS Buchanan, MTB-74 Vosper HMS Atherstone L05 (1942), HMS Campbeltown I42 (1942) ex USS Buchanan HMS Atherstone L05 (1942), HMS Fernie 1942 HMS Atherstone L05 (1942)  HMS Atherstone L05 (1942), HMS Burwell H94 (1940) ex USS Laub DD-263 HMS Atherstone L05 (1942), HMS Burwell H94 (1940) ex USS Laub DD-263 HMS Atherstone L05 (1942), HMS Snowberry K166 (1943)
LCS(L) (3)           
LCS(L) (3) LCS(L) (3) LCS(L) (3) LCS(L) (3) LCS(L) (3) LCS(L) (3) LCS(L) (3)
M5A1 Late            
M5A1 Late M5A1 Late M5A1 Late, Stuart Recce M5A1 Light Tank Package
M8 General Scott Howitzer Motor Carriage M8 General Scott Howitzer Motor Carriage M8 General Scott Howitzer Motor Carriage M8 General Scott Howitzer Motor Carriage
M20 Greyhound        
M20 Greyhound M20 Greyhound M20 Greyhound M20 Greyhound
M24 Chaffee          
M24 Chaffee M24 Chaffee M24 Chaffee M24 Chaffee M24 Chaffee M24 Chaffee M24 Chaffee
M41 Walker Bulldog M41 Walker Bulldog
M60A3 5th Infantry Div. Germany 1985
M113A2               
M113A2 M113A2 M113A2
Minenleger Hirashima Class (1941) Minenleger Hirashima Class (1941) Minenleger Hirashima Class (1941) Minenleger Hirashima Class (1941) Minenleger Hirashima Class (1941) Minenleger Hirashima Class (1941) WWII Japanese Navy Auxiliary Vessels, WWII Japanese Navy Auxiliary Vessels
Stuart Recce         
Stuart Recce Stuart Recce Stuart Recce Stuart Recce Stuart Recce Stuart Recce Stuart Recce Stuart Recce M5A1 Late, Stuart Recce M5A1 Light Tank Package
Tachibana (Kaiten Stern) Tachibana (Kaiten Stern) Tachibana (Kaiten Stern) Tachibana (Kaiten Stern) Tachibana (Kaiten Stern) Kaiten, Tachibana (Kaiten Stern) Tachibana (Kaiten Stern) Tachibana (1944), Tachibana (Kaiten Stern) Tachibana (Kaiten Stern)
USS Admirable class PCER USS Admirable class PCER USS Admirable class PCER USS Admirable class PCER Hai Quing 037IS, PLA 6604 / 122bis Kronstadt, PLA 6610 early Ocean Minesweeper, USS Admirable class PCER Hai Quing 037IS, PLA 6604 / 122bis Kronstadt, PLA 6610 early Ocean Minesweeper, USS Admirable class PCER Hai Quing 037IS, PLA 6604 / 122bis Kronstadt, PLA 6610 early Ocean Minesweeper, USS Admirable class PCER Hai Quing 037IS, PLA 6604 / 122bis Kronstadt, PLA 6610 early Ocean Minesweeper, USS Admirable class PCER USS Admirable class PCER
pic by sammelhafen.de 
USS Benson DD-421 USS Benson DD-421 USS Benson DD-421 USS Benson DD-421 USS Benson DD-421 Die Tarnbemalung entstand mit Hilfe eines Stempels aus einer Karotte. USS Benson DD-421
USS Buckley DE-51 Class USS Buckley DE-51 Class USS Buckley DE-51 Class USS Buckley DE-51 Class USS Buckley DE-51 Class, USS Cannon DE-99 Class USS Buckley DE-51 Class, USS Cannon DE-99 Class USS Cannon, Buckley
USS Cannon DE-99 Class USS Cannon DE-99 Class USS Cannon DE-99 Class USS Cannon DE-99 Class USS Buckley DE-51 Class, USS Cannon DE-99 Class USS Buckley DE-51 Class, USS Cannon DE-99 Class USS Cannon, Buckley
USS Cushing DD-797 USS Cushing DD-797 USS Cushing DD-797 USS Cushing DD-797 USS Cushing DD-797 USS Cushing DD-797 USS Cushing DD-797 USS Cushing DD-797 USS Cushing DD-797
M-Boot Typ 40, USS Gearing Class USS Gearing Class Swerdlow, USS Gearing Class
USS Gyatt DDG-1 1957
USS Inflict AM-456/MSO-456
USS Knox FF-1052 (1970)
USS LST Mk.2         
USS LST Mk.2, USS LST-351 USS LST Mk.2, USS LST Mk.2, USS LST Mk.2, USS LST-351 Piper PA-18, USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System
Piper PA-18, USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System Piper PA-18, USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System Piper PA-18, USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System, USS LST-351, USS LST-906 "CV-LST" Piper PA-18, USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System, USS LST-906 "CV-LST" USS LST Mk.2, USS LST Mk.2, USS LST Mk.2, USS LST-351
USS LST-351          
USS LST Mk.2, USS LST-351 LCI, LCI(L) 1-350 Landungsboote, LCT, LCT(R), LSM, USS LST-351, USS Ward APD-16 ex DD-139 LCI, LCI(L) 1-350 Landungsboote, LCT, LCT(R), LSM, USS LST-351, USS Ward APD-16 ex DD-139 LCI, LCI(L) 1-350 Landungsboote, LCT, LCT(R), LSM, USS LST-351, USS Ward APD-16 ex DD-139 LCI, LCI(L) 1-350 Landungsboote, LCT, LCT(R), LSM, USS LST-351, USS Ward APD-16 ex DD-139 LCI, LCI(L) 1-350 Landungsboote, LCT, LCT(R), LSM, USS LST-351, USS Ward APD-16 ex DD-139 LCI, LCI(L) 1-350 Landungsboote, LCT, LCT(R), LSM, USS LST-351, USS Ward APD-16 ex DD-139 LCI, LCI(L) 1-350 Landungsboote, LCT, LCT(R), LSM, USS LST-351, USS Ward APD-16 ex DD-139 LCI, LCI(L) 1-350 Landungsboote, LCT, LCT(R), LSM, USS LST-351, USS Ward APD-16 ex DD-139 LCI, LCI(L) 1-350 Landungsboote, LCT, LCT(R), LSM, USS LST-351, USS Ward APD-16 ex DD-139 LCI, LCI(L) 1-350 Landungsboote, LCT, LCT(R), LSM, USS LST-351, USS Ward APD-16 ex DD-139 USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System, USS LST-351, USS LST-906 "CV-LST" USS LST Mk.2, USS LST Mk.2, USS LST Mk.2, USS LST-351
Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook 1/700, Bell UH-1B Seawolf Gunship, USS LST-821 / AGP-821 Harnett County Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook 1/700, Bell UH-1B Seawolf Gunship, USS LST-821 / AGP-821 Harnett County Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook 1/700, Bell UH-1B Seawolf Gunship, USS LST-821 / AGP-821 Harnett County, USS Vietnam ASPB Alpha Boat Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook 1/700, Bell UH-1B Seawolf Gunship, USS LST-821 / AGP-821 Harnett County Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook 1/700, Bell UH-1B Seawolf Gunship, USS LST-821 / AGP-821 Harnett County Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook 1/700, Bell UH-1B Seawolf Gunship, USS LST-821 / AGP-821 Harnett County Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook 1/700, Bell UH-1B Seawolf Gunship, USS LST-821 / AGP-821 Harnett County, USS Vietnam ATC(H) Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook 1/700, Bell UH-1B Seawolf Gunship, USS LST-821 / AGP-821 Harnett County, USS Vietnam ASPB Alpha Boat Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook 1/700, Bell UH-1B Seawolf Gunship, USS LST-821 / AGP-821 Harnett County, USS Vietnam ASPB Alpha Boat Boeing-Vertol CH-47D Chinook 1/700, Bell UH-1B Seawolf Gunship, USS LST-821 / AGP-821 Harnett County, USS Vietnam ASPB Alpha Boat, USS Vietnam ATC(H), USS Vietnam ATC Monitor, USS Vietnam ATC Tango, USS Vietnam ATC Zippo, USS Vietnam PCF I Swift Boat USS LST-821 / AGP-821 Harnett County
USS LST-906 "CV-LST" Piper PA-18, USS LST-906 "CV-LST" Piper PA-18, USS LST-906 "CV-LST" Piper PA-18, USS LST-906 "CV-LST" USS LST-906 "CV-LST" USS LST-906 "CV-LST" Piper PA-18, USS LST-906 "CV-LST" Piper PA-18, USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System, USS LST-906 "CV-LST" USS LST-393 w/ Brodie System, USS LST-351, USS LST-906 "CV-LST" Vor dem endgültigen Umbau des Modells zeigt es hier die typische Brückengestaltung eines LST aus der Vietnam-Aera. Die Bemalung stammt aus dem 2.Wk von LST-776 Vor dem endgültigen Umbau des Modells zeigt es hier die typische Brückengestaltung eines LST aus der Vietnam-Aera. Die Bemalung stammt aus dem 2.Wk von LST-776 Vor dem endgültigen Umbau des Modells zeigt es hier die typische Brückengestaltung eines LST aus der Vietnam-Aera. Die Bemalung stammt aus dem 2.Wk von LST-776 Vor dem endgültigen Umbau des Modells zeigt es hier die typische Brückengestaltung eines LST aus der Vietnam-Aera. Die Bemalung stammt aus dem 2.Wk von LST-776 Vor dem endgültigen Umbau des Modells zeigt es hier die typische Brückengestaltung eines LST aus der Vietnam-Aera. Die Bemalung stammt aus dem 2.Wk von LST-776 USS LST-906 "CV-LST"
USS PC599            
USS PC599
USS Pilot AM-104 1942
USS Raven AM-55 1940
USS SC497 110' Subchaser Wk2 USS SC497 110' Subchaser Wk2 USS SC497 110' Subchaser Wk2 USS SC497 110' Subchaser Wk2 USS SC497 110' Subchaser Wk2 USS SC39 110′ Subchaser 1917, USS SC497 110' Subchaser Wk2 USS SC39 110′ Subchaser 1917, USS SC497 110' Subchaser Wk2 USS SC497 110' Subchaser Wk2
USS Scout 1944       
pic by sammelhafen.de 
Zerstörer 1 (Z1)
105mm Howitzer M2A1 (M101)
AAVP 7A1 Amtrac      
AAVP 7A1 Amtrac
Bergepanzer 1 / M88A1
Ch.4 IJN Subchaser Ch.4 IJN Subchaser
Ch.28 IJN Subchaser
Chu Tai              
Chu Tai
Escort Destroyer Etorofu
Escort Destroyer Type B Mikura
Escort Destroyer Type C Hei B-25 Mitchell skip-bombs a Japanese Kaibokan escort ship, 6 April 1945<br><br>B-25 Mitchell, nicknamed "Ruthless Ruth", pulls up after making a skip-bombing run on Japanese coastal defense vessel No. 134. The plane was flown by USAAF Lieutenant Louie A. Mikell of the 499th Bomb Squadron ("Bats Outa Hell"), part of 5th Air Force. Japanese convoy HOMO-03 left Hong Kong enroute to Shanghai, consisting of subchasers CH-9 and CH-20, destroyer Amatsukaze, Kaibokan (escort destroyers) Coastal Defense Vessels No. 1 and No. 134, Tokai Maru Number 2 and Kine Maru on April 4, 1945.<br><br>Attacks by US Air Force B-24 Liberators on April 5 sink the two transports, and the convoy breaks up. The subchasers return to Hong Kong while the destroyers head for Amoy, China. Enroute, CH-9, CH-20 and No. 1 are damaged by another wave of B-24s. The next day, the three destroyers are found by twenty-four B-25s of the 345th; the Americans volunteered for the long over-water flight from their base at San Marcelino, Luzon to the Japanese ships off the China coast. Lt. Mikell scored a near-miss with his delayed fuse bomb; Lieutenant Francis Thompson strafed the ship; the flight leader scored a hit amidships. No. 134 rolled over to starboard and sank, her surviving crew abandoning ship to the shark-infested waters. No. 1 was also skip-bombed and sank. Amatsukaze destroyer was also heavy damaged. Her crew beached the ship a mile away on a reef, at the entrance to Amoy harbor, but slipped stern-first into the sea and sank with the loss of 44 of her crew.<br><br>The tactic used in these attacks is called skip-bombing. Skip bombing is a low-altitude bombing attack that has been successfully used against naval targets. It consists of a string of from two to four bombs dropped from such an altitude and distance from the target that a complete miss is improbable. The attack should be delivered with the idea in mind of securing a maximum of surprise and should not be repeated against the same targets too often. The altitude of the attack should be from 200 to 300 feet (60-90 meters) and the bomb-release line from 350 to 200 feet (60-100 meter) from the target. Skip bombing was very effective but also potentially suicidal if the target was on high alert and equipped with good AA guns and directors.<br><br>Interesting stuff:<br><br>In the last frame, you can see a lot of men in the water, or working their way down the port side of the hull. Sources say that 44 of her crew of 240 died in this attack. The ship in the photo is a Kaikoban type C diesel engined escort ship. The C Type escorts were used for convoy escort operations. However by 1944 the advantage had passed to the US, and many C Type vessels became casualties as the Japanese merchant fleet was devastated by the American submarine offensive. There were 53 finished during the war of the 300 planned, and several completed after World War II ended. 26 were sunk during the war.<span class="fn" ><a href="http://www.facebook.com/WeaponSystems/photos/a.729516493759057.1073741928.211645425546169/1029524517091585/?type=1" target="_blank">http://www.facebook.com/WeaponSystems/photos/a.729516493759057.1073741928.211645425546169/1029524517091585/?type=1</a> </span> <br>
Escort Destroyer Type D Tei
Fuyuzuki             
Fuyuzuki
HMS Arethusa 1945
HMS Fairmile HDML


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