HMS Prince of Wales, a King George V class 35,000 tonne battleship is launched in front of vast crowds, by Princess Mary, The Princess Royal, unseen, on the River Mersey at Birkenhead, England, on May 3, 1939. 40,000 people cheered as she slipped into the water after a faultless . ... (3000x2298)
Cats sitting on the main battery guns of the King George V-class battleship. United Kingdom, 1939
The final generation of British battleships - HMS Duke of York (of the King George V class) and the unique HMS Vanguard. [1041 x 949]
The last of the King George V class battleship HMS Howe, during trials, August 1942 [1466 x 1137]
HADT (High Angle Director Tower) on a King George V class battleship. (1720x1291)
A comparison of the King George V and North Carolina class battleships [2218 x 3000]
The King George V class battleship HMS Howe in a turn to port, c. 1942-43. [1972 x 3026]
King George V-class battleship HMS Anson firing her guns in the North Sea, circa 1942 [1600x969]
HMS Anson, the most modernised of the King George V-class battleships. [2539 x 1012]
The King George V class battleship HMS Howe in a turn to port, c. 1942-43. [1972 x 3026]
Details of King George V class battleship
[5016 x 6166]Close up view of USS Missouri's (BB-63) bow, with Mount Fuji framed by her stem and anchor chain, in Tokyo Bay, Japan, circa 30 August 1945. In left background is a Baltimore class cruiser, and on the right background is a King George V class battleship.
Duke of York, a King George V class battleship
The battleship HMS Howe, last of the King George V class, during trials in August 1942 [1466 x 1137]
Details of King George V class battleship
Armour layout of the King George V class battleship, version 2. [2844 x 900]
Armour protection of a King George V class battleship [1862 x 679]
King George V-class battleship HMS Duke of York in Hardangerfjorden.[2680 Γ 1785]
HMS Howe, a battleship of the King George V class, moves downriver past the Glasgow shipyard where she was built, June 1942 [2345 x 1772]
[2048 x 1901]A King George V class battleship in the Pacific, from the collection of John W. Briganti, AMR2/c, USNR who was stationed aboard the USS Steamer Bay (CVE-87), 1945
Duke of York, a King George V class battleship
A simplified view of a King George V class battleship, showing the general use of each area [2200 x 600]
Last surviving 14-Inch naval gun from the King George V class Battleships, located in Fort Nelson Portsmouth. That's me on the bottom left for size comparison. [3024X3024]
The King George V class battleship HMS Howe, post-war. [1510 x 944]
The King George V-class battleship HMS Duke of York departing Portland Harbour, south coast of England, 1946. Her sister ships HMS Anson and HMS Howe are in the harbour. [3000 x 1729]
The King George V class battleship HMS Anson in the Pacific, late 1945 [1190 x 421]
The King George V class battleship HMS Howe, c. 1942-43. [1972 x 3026]
[2048 x 1901]A King George V class battleship in the Pacific, from the collection of John W. Briganti, AMR2/c, USNR who was stationed aboard the USS Steamer Bay (CVE-87), 1945
HMS Anson, a King George V-class battleship, during her working up period, 4 August 1942 [2951 x 825]
Two King George V class battleships with their guns trained on distant targets during WWII. [Album] reddit.com/gallery/mgdgiw
King George V-class battleship HMS Duke of York in Hardangerfjorden.[2680 Γ 1785]
Close up of the King George V class battleship HMS Howe, c. 1942-43 [4935 x 2447]
King George V class battleship HMS Howe during trials, August 1942 [1466 x 1137]
HMS Anson, a King George V-class battleship, fires her 14-inch guns at maximum elevation during trials, 1942 [6,069 Γ 3,677]
A King George V class battleship firing 14" guns, either the King George V or the Anson. 17 October 1942, Scapa Flow. [1300x967]
King George V class battleship HMS Anson entering Portland Harbour, 1946 [1620 x 1047]
King George V class battleship HMS ANSON. She was the only British battleship fully modernised for the Pacific with a full suite of modern electronics and AA equipment [1467 x 903]
King George V class battleship HMS Anson, newly completed, at Scapa Flow in June 1942 [1649 x 641]
King George V class battleship HMS Anson, 15 October 1948. Her pom-poms have been 'cocooned' and her light weapons removed. [1297 x 789]
Turret of a King George V class battleship, 1940 [999x 755]
The King George V class battleship HMS Howe, post-war. [1510 x 944]
A King George V class battleship firing 14" guns, either the King George V or the Anson. 17 October 1942, Scapa Flow. [1300x967]
The King George V class battleship HMS Anson returns to Portsmouth from Australia, 29 July 1946 [1665 x 818]
A quadruple turret of the King George V class battleships in the North Shop [400x309]
Close up of the King George V class battleship HMS Howe, c. 1942-43 [4935 x 2447]
HMS Anson, a King George V-class battleship, during her working up period, 4 August 1942 [2951 x 825]
Model of the quad 14 inch 'A' mounting on the King George V class battleship [1289 x 1292]
King George V-class dreadnought battleship HMS Centurion.[5336 Γ 2929]
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