Target Pictures

[greenman407]

[greenman407]

Russian Torpedo transport I believe.

[greenman407]

Heres one I came across of a E Boat firing a torpedo. At least.............I think its an E Boat.

[redboat219]

That is a Russian G5 Torpedo Boat.

The torpedoes were shoved out the back of the trough by an arbor with a bell-shaped head that was activated by an explosive charge. The torpedo motor was not activated until a wire trailing from the boat snapped, giving the boat time to turn away from the target.

[greenman407]

Here are some German E boats with an S designation. Faster than our MTB they used diesel instead of gasoline and they were armored too.

[greenman407]

[reddevil]

A couple fromthe other side. Taken yestarday in London.

[greenman407]

Looks like 15" Guns. Yes, I have a dimension projection APP on my eyeballs.

[reddevil]

Yes, they are the couple outside Imperial War Museum main entrance. The man in black by the yellow shell is me. As I'm 1,67, you can have an idea of shell's size. Here is another shot of gun's breaches, and a picture of one of the twelve 16" Vickers mounteed around Spain as coastal defence. The're now deactivated, but can be visiteed. AS they all are mounted on cliffs over the sea, the sights are very nice.

[reddevil]

Now gun's breaches.

[greenman407]

Cool! Here is.........of course..............the MIGHTY YAMATO and her 18" Guns.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

... and the weird stories the Japanese have come up with about a post-sunk YAMATO. Cartoons, even a high-dollar movie.

M

[greenman407]

[greenman407]

This picture Ive had for a while, even forgot about it. Supposed to be the prop install on the Titanic. I took it and enlarged it.

[greenman407]

Ive got quite a few Titanic pictures to post. Ill do a few a day. Quite interesting.