Cutting Out: The First Naval Commandos. youtube.com/watch?v=aAPgB…
Created a kinda fictional unit character, I call it Italian Naval Commando
Commando Merlins of 845 Naval Air Squadron flying over HNoMS Thor Heyerdahl [2048 x 1078]
Teen wounded by Gaza rocket as baby enlists to IDF's Elite Naval Commando ynetnews.com/articles/0,7…
Israeli Report: Naval commando forces involved in Sudan strike ynetnews.com/articles/0,7…
It’s not that hard to get into the Naval Forces.
I mean, we were all semen at one point.
TIL about Operation Chariot. The WWII mission where 611 British Commandos rammed a disguised, explosive laden destroyer, into one of the largest Nazi submarine bases in France filled with 5000 nazis, withdrew under fire, then detonated the boat, destroying one of the largest dry docks in the world. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_…
[3004x1743] The battleship Conte di Cavour during the "H" naval review in the Gulf of Naples, 5 May 1938
I wish we could get a Disney+ show for the Howling Commandos. I never thought they had enough screen time
1977 - Presidio Park, San Diego, CA. I was proud serving on a submarine stationed at the Naval Base Point Loma, and I was proud of my '68 Shelby.
I wish the Republic Commando Multiplayer Servers were more active because this was a ton of fun! youtu.be/fISbYSIRenk
F6F naval fighter in the USS Yorktown hangar museum at Patriots Point Charleston
Naval Combat Demolition Unit at Ft Pierce Inlet. The lifebelts they used were the forerunner to life vests. The belts were reportedly uncomfortable and cumbersome, often riding up to their necks and proving to be ineffective. Many men "lost" them to avoid having to wear them. c.1943
A published 1960 Naval Air Rocket Test Station (NARTS) report on variable thrust made mention of the NOTS method of injection throttling by varying conical propellant sprays. These and the earlier photos and drawings are all that there is on the NOTS variable thrust engine. reddit.com/gallery/lqhvak
TIL in 1975, a Soviet naval officer led a mutiny onboard a frigate with the aim of toppling the government of Brezhnev. It failed after a standoff with half of the Soviet Baltic fleet, but an article about it inspired an insurance salesman named Tom Clancy to write his book, The Hunt for Red October en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sov…
Indian Army Para Special Forces Commandos moving towards the encounter site armed with M4A1 SOPMOD Block-1 Carbine with COMP M4 Red DOt Sight and EOTech-512 Holographic Sight. New additions to their gear appear to be EXFIL Ear-Cut Ballistic Helmets, Beretta Px4 Storm Type-C 9mm Sidearm.
Today is the 100th day anniversary of the PG-02 ruining naval battles at BR 3.7
It's not that the AI can't naval invade, it's that they're too enthusiastic.
Naval vessels are refered to as "she" despite the majority of them being named after men.
ah yes, camping the med sea w/ 2k naval bombers and 2k CAS... absolute win
[PS4] H: The bloodied sneak commando + legendary weapon farmer/vendor hopper dream set W: B2525 Fixer
Naval ensign of the naval force of the German Democratic Republic in style of Ohio
TIL during WWII, Hitler approved plans for a 1,000 ton tank, measuring 128-ft long by 36 ft high, armed with 13 guns including 2 naval guns, and operated by 20+ crew members. When it was cancelled a German general noted, "Hitler's fantasies sometimes shift into the gigantic". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lan…
US threatens to withdraw troops from Germany - The US says it might pull out some troops from Germany amid rifts over a naval mission in the Persian Gulf and defense spending. dw.com/en/us-threatens-to…
Puny commando squads are still no match for the general of the Separatist Army v.redd.it/75j651l74e641
Some fanart I drew for the CIS reinforcement, the Commando droid. (Feedback is welcome) Star Wars Battlefront 2
Bad Batch clones using the DC-17m, the Clone Commandos weapon
Commando was secretly added in the last patch v.redd.it/1nb4pi9yh3l41
[Yates] Very cool moment at Gillette Stadium this morning: Patriots LS Joe Cardona, a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. A special honor that takes place on the 75th anniversary of D Day. twitter.com/FieldYates/st…
What happened to this orange? It's a seedless naval orange, no other trees in the area that I know of. Live in So. Ca. the tree is 17 years old.
In 17th Century naval warfare, how did the opposing forces find each other?
I'm only just learning about navigation of the time and the use of rhumb lines to sail from one destination to another.
Using the Four Days' Battle as an example I read on wikipedia that "De Ruyter had been informed that day by a Swedish merchant ship that it had seen the English fleet, which it estimated at 80 ships, off the Kentish coast two days before.[46]"
Was it a matter of intelligence, heading to a particular location, and simple luck that the Dutch forces found the English? Would they use anything else to find their enemy? Is there anything else I should know about how one side would find the other?
