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botttom pic .. its that the shell itself captured tear-assin out of the image on far left?

 

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Quite a few follow from this source: Could sailor on deck survive BLAST-wave of WW2 big gun? (12 HQ Photos)

They tell a story of sorts, and i believe only a few shots are already here. Study the detail of photos if you have time .. seems to me you need to get behind and gun barrel openings on the perpendicular axis. Anywhere in front for several yards, the blast wave could hurt you or worse.

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The Chive regularly has military might featured, they love things that go Boom! And always support our military, active and veterans.

 

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The USS Wisconsin (BB-64) under mass attack by seagulls fighting for leftover scraps from the battleship’s Christmas dinner, December 26, 1945.

 

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Nimitz class aircraft carrier ′′ USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76)′′ sailing alongside LHD ′′ USS America (LHA-6)′′ a combination of fear.

 

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When USS Independence encountered a full-rigged ship in the Mediterranean in 1962, the carrier signaled to ask the sailing vessel to identify itself. “Training ship Amerigo Vespucci, Italian Navy,” was the response.“ The Independence reportedly signaled back, “You are the most beautiful ship in the world.

 

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6 turnin’, 4 burnin’

 

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USS Missouri at sea in her 1980s configuration

 

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An SB2U of VS-42 prepares to land on USS Wasp (CV-7), 12 April 1942