Id. warship

[Sturm78]

ROLAND1369 wrote
From the shape and size of the gun turret this is more likely a heavy cruiser of the Hipper Class with 8 inch guns.

Thanks ROLAND1369...I suppose that the second turret is hidden by the sailors...

Sturm78

[ROLAND1369]

Another point that rules out the Pocket Battleships Sheer and graf spey is the presence of the ball shaped secondary AA fire control directors on the left side of the superstructure. The Pocket battleships had an earlier version which was a cylindrical shape.

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Bismarck or Tirpitz ??

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[von thoma]

Bismarck or Tirpitz ??

Tirpitz

[Sturm78]

Thanks, von thoma

How can you distinguish between both ships ?

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[Takao]

Thanks, von thoma

How can you distinguish between both ships ?

Sturm78

The Tirpitz camouflage scheme was not used by Bismarck.

The modified forward main battery director, fitted, IIRC, around late-September, 1941, at Gotenhaven (Gdynia). is plainly visible.

[von thoma]

Thanks, von thoma

How can you distinguish between both ships ?

If you enlarge the picture, the ' balloon' is clearly visible

[Sturm78]

von thoma wrote
If you enlarge the picture, the ' balloon' is clearly visible

Thanks von thoma...

Here, another ship to identify. Is this "Douro" portuguese destroyer ??

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[Sturm78]

Nobody for my last image??

Well, here another German ship for identify....It seems that the front gun is missing

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[Waleed Y. Majeed]

Your previous question is most likely the "Douro" (II), as the first one was sold to Colombia and renamed ARC Caldas.

Waleed

[Sturm78]

Thanks for your confirmation, Waleed

Any idea about my last image ?

Regards
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[Waleed Y. Majeed]

One of the type 1934 / 1934A destroyers?

Waleed

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

Can somebody identify this ship ?

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[Peter K.]

... in my opinion an Italian destroyer type CURTATONE, possibly MONZAMBANO

[Sturm78]

Peter wrote
... in my opinion an Italian destroyer type CURTATONE, possibly MONZAMBANO

Thanks, Peter..

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Sturm78