Identify the ship......

#441 - I will take a punt on Scharnhorst.

Then again, based on the previous answer, #441 could be Lutjens!
Rgds.
Dave

Identify the ship......

Late night puzzle.......

"Howe in Suez"

https://im-a-puzzle.com/share/233ee56ccfb6498.jpeg

#429......

Budapest.

"could be Lutjens"

Could be the wrong flag entirely.

:)

#444 - Research Vessel Vityaz.
Present location; Kaliningrad as a museum ship.

Very well worked out.

#441..... answer.

"Kaliningrad"

:)

One of the most important events in World history took place here.

The location?

Identify the ship......

#451.... continued...

A very British location.....

With permanent worldwide repercussions .....

And a continental instigator.

Flatholm and Steepholm in the Bristol Channel.
But I don’t know what their international importance is.

Easy....Elvis`s plane didn`t crash there on his way to Germany, thus allowing him another 18 years of making music history.

Where do i collect my prize ?

#452 Suffren.


Ton

"But I don’t know what their international importance is."

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gugl...you%20ready%22.

:)

Suffren.....

Correct.

Well done.

:)

"Where do i collect my prize ?"

In the Captains office at 0930hrs.

Hope you weren't looking forward to weekend shore leave.

:)

Identify the ship......

Identify the class......

I suppose I should have known that, but my knowledge is, rather obviously, about his work around Poole harbour, quite near where I am.
But that was later - must try harder..:p

#461 - Jeanne d' Arc

Malcolm too fast on Jeanne d’Arc, so I will have to try HMS Cavalier!

"Jeanne d’Arc"

Correct

Nick......read the question.

:)

An identification plz?

Location for a "Sparkie Point"

QE Sunrise.....

https://im-a-puzzle.com/share/4995a4a8b79baa8.jpeg

Sorry! Ca Class frigate.

This is the current Suffren, arriving at Faslane.

"This is the current Suffren, arriving at Faslane"

Correct.

"Ca Class"

My information is "Battle".....which isnt correct on inspection.

Ca...... Doesnt seem much more accurate.

I will park this one.....any other offers?

:)

An identification plz.....

Identify the warship in build.....

#474 - I believe the location is Newport News yard.
So, of those built there I would say it is USS Enterprise.

Perusing JFS for mid 60s
The 965 bedstead radar leads me to Fleet Radar Pickets.
Four of them, converted later Battle class, known as ‘Battle class AD conversions’.
Agincourt, Aisne, Barrosa, Corunna.

Looking at the location of the island ‘base’ I believe this is one of the new Gerald R Ford class, I will go for John F Kennedy (always admired the man)

I would be happy with that. At the end of the day ( being an ex-rugby player) the referees decision is final (even when he is wrong)!

#462 - nearer ship is one of Aisne, Agincourt, Barrosa or Corunna (probably Agincourt - part of 27 ES 1964-66) and the further ship is a Ca class destroyer (not frigate), more difficult to identify but what's visible of the bridge behind the Battle's "B" turret looks like the so-called "frigate bridge" fitted to Caesar, Caprice, Cambrian and Cassandra.

"USS Enterprise:"

Correct.