The Imperial Russian Navy destroys the Ottoman fleet at Sinop: 1853
In 1874 the Imperial Russian Navy launched the circular battle ship Novgorod. It was thought it would be revolutionary providing stronger armour and better turning and firing... it turned too well and would sometimes spin out of control when caught in currents or from firing it's guns
In 1874 the Imperial Russian Navy launched the circular battle ship Novgorod. It was thought it would be revolutionary providing stronger armour and better turning and firing... it turned too well and would sometimes spin out of control when caught in currents or from firing it's guns [1260x691]
Inset photo of Admiral TΕgΕ HeihachirΕ, c. 1905, over a photograph of his flagship, Mikasa, leading the Imperial Japanese Navy battle line into action against the Russian Navy.βBeing in the Empireβs world war, let each member work harder. In the 38th year of Meiji, the great victory of Japan.
"Russian Navy hits Japan Navy." - Russian cartoon falsely claiming Russian naval victory over the Imperial Japanese Navy at the Battle of Port Arthur, during the 1904-05 Russo-Japanese War (1904)
"Brusilov", a "Imperator Nikolai II" class battlecruiser of the Russian Imperial Navy, introduced in the early 1930s. Named after tsar Nicholas II, who was assassinated in 1921. reddit.com/gallery/p6315j
Officer of the Imperial Russian Navy, early XX century
Russian Imperial Army&Navy medals, ranks, and insignia
(Podcast) The Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905: how the Imperial Japanese Navy defeated the Imperial Russian Navy youtu.be/9Afvol8d3z8
[Album] The commissioning ceremony of the Italian-built submarine Svyatoy Georgiy of the Imperial Russian Navy, La Spezia, 7 May 1917 reddit.com/gallery/my41rl
The Creation of the Imperial Russian Navy: The Rise and Fall of the Ottoman Empire Part 11
Scale model of the Russian battleship "Sevastopol" (1: 350), made of bronze. Battleship of the Russian imperial and Soviet navy. The lead ship of the same type. On July 8, 1945, he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. [800x800] reddit.com/gallery/lia97a
Scale model of the Russian battleship "Sevastopol" (1: 350), made of bronze. Battleship of the Russian imperial and Soviet navy. The lead ship of the same type. On July 8, 1945, he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. reddit.com/gallery/lia97a
Russia is ready to launch a project to raise the Imperial Russian Navy's Som class submarine "Som" (ex. Fulton), which sank after collision in Swedish waters on 10 May 1916.
"Russian Navy hits Japan Navy." - Russian cartoon falsely claiming Russian naval victory over the Imperial Japanese Navy at the Battle of Port Arthur, during the 1904-05 Russo-Japanese War (1904)
[1150x671] The battleship General Alekseyev (former Imperator Aleksandr III of the Imperial Russian Navy, and Volia of the Russian Provisional Government) at anchor at Bizerte, 1923
Scale model of the Russian battleship "Sevastopol" (1: 350), made of bronze. Battleship of the Russian imperial and Soviet navy. The lead ship of the same type. On July 8, 1945, he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. reddit.com/gallery/lia97a
Scale model of the Russian battleship "Sevastopol" (1: 350), made of bronze. Battleship of the Russian imperial and Soviet navy. The lead ship of the same type. On July 8, 1945, he was awarded the Order of the Red Banner. reddit.com/gallery/lia97a
The SS Kamtchaka, the Imperial Russian Navy's Fightiest Ship
Russian Imperial Navy sailors in USA, 1863
[1256 x 785] Imperial Japanese Navy predreadnought Hatsuse. Built by Armstrong Whitworth of Elswick she was completed in 190. She sank on the 15th of May 1904 after striking two Russian mines off Port Arthur. Colourised by Irootoko Jr.
Krab (ΠΡΠ°Π± - Crab) was a submarine built for the Imperial Russian Navy. She was designed by Mikhail Petrovich Nalyotov as the world's first submarine minelayer, although due to construction delays the German UC submarines entered service earlier.
Russian battleship Tsesarevich, a pre-dreadnought battleship of the Imperial Russian Navy, 1915.
Russian Imperial Navy sailors in USA, 1863
Continuing with memes - Russian Imperial/Soviet Navy in a nutshell.
[1450 x 942]Imperial Russian Navy predreadnought battleship Tri Sviatitelia at anchor, Sevatopol, 1917 imgur.com/GtGZgwq
I read that John Paul Jones retired in France with a pension from the Imperial Russian Navy... But how did he actually collect his pension? It's not like he had direct deposit. More generally, how did people in Revolutionary/circa 1800 times collect salary or pension from "remote" employers?
Flag of the Imperial Russian Navy, but it's colonized by Poland
I wish there was more love for Void Warfare, Imperial Navy, and void ships in general.
I was just thinking how I wish we got a series that focused on a ship captain and his crew where the focus was on void travel and warfare. Sure there is always mention of it but itβs never the focus for more than a chapter or it quickly devolves into regular combat with boarding actions. I love sci-fi stories that have some one leading a ships crew on adventure, like Mass Effect or the Expanse. I want something like that but 40k.
Like I had this idea for a story about this new imperial captain, they get into an engagement where much of the experienced crew gets smoked, so he has to resort to training and working with the space born menial labors as his new crew.
TDIH: November 30, 1853, Crimean War: Battle of Sinop: The Imperial Russian Navy under Pavel Nakhimov destroys the Ottoman fleet under Osman Pasha at Sinop, a sea port in northern Turkey. Illustration: The Battle of Sinop, by Alexey Bogolyubov.
[2500 x 1896] The stern of the armored cruiser Rurik of the Imperial Russian Navy.
A Russian Circular Warship, The Novgorod, under construction for the Imperial Russian Navy, c.1870 [2751 Γ 1912]
HIRMS Knyaz Suvorov, flagship of The Second Pacific Squadron of the Imperial Russian Navy during the Russo-Japanese War, sunk in The Battle of Tsushima on May 27-28, 1905. Borodino Class Pre-dreadnought.
Vice Admiral of the Imperial Russian Navy, Zinovy Petrovich Rozhestvensky, Commander of the Second Pacific Squadron of the Russo-Japanese War.
1897 newspaper report on the Imperial Russian Navy 'Aerial Observation Car'
A Russian Imperial Navy ship that sunk 113 years ago with $130 billion in gold bars and coins was found by explorers, media reports said Wednesday. Dmitry Donskoi was discovered off South Koreaβs Ulleungdo Island by Seoul-based maritime salvage company Shinil Group. ibtimes.com/russian-warshβ¦
Sunken wrecks of the Imperial Russian Navy cruiser Pallada (left) and battleship Pobeda (right) after the Siege of Port Arthur during the 1905 Russo-Japanese War [1856Γ1281]
Borodino-class pre-dreadnought battleship Imperator Aleksandr III of the Imperial Russian Navy at anchor in Kronstadt, August 1904 [2145Γ2000]
A Russian Circular Warship, The Novgorod, under construction for the Imperial Russian Navy, c.1870 [2751 Γ 1912]
Peter the Great planning the expansion of the Imperial Russian Navy, 1700
Replica of the 58-gun three-masted ship of the line Goto Predestinatsia, flagship of the Imperial Russian Navyβs Azov flotilla until 1711 β Voronezh, 3 August 2014 [3456Γ5184]
βNovgorodβ was a monitor built for the Imperial Russian Navy in the 1870s. One of the most unusual warships ever constructed, in naval myth survives as one of the worst warships ever built.
[1450 X 1291] Imperial Russian Navy armoured cruiser Gromoboi during her 1901 visit to Australia.
Does anyone else wish you could actually join the Federal/Imperial Navy?
It would be fun if you started out piloting a station defence craft and you could work your way up to a proper battleship.
Imperial Russian Navy submarine Akula (1907) at 30 meters depth off the coast of Hiiumaa
German sailor of a βSeewehr-Abteilungβ. The βSeewehrβ was the Imperial German Navyβs equivalent to the Armyβs Landsturm/Landwehr (militia). This sailor carries a captured Russian M1891 3-line Mosin Nagant rifle fitted with custom-made muzzle adaptors.
These adaptors allowed German bayonets to be attached to the rifle.
Color by Rui Candeias
Peresvet was the lead ship of the three Peresvet-class pre-dreadnought battleships built for the Imperial Russian Navy at the end of the nineteenth century. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rusβ¦
Was it possible to resign from the imperial navy/army?
Hi all, I've got a question - was it possible for individuals to resign from their commission in the imperial navy? Or to retire?
If a pilot/soldier of any rank resigned, were they potentially marked by the ISB as dissidents?
