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Airplanes fly over German fleet underway in the Mediterranean Sea during World War 1
German fleet warships getting underway at the Mediterranean Sea during World War I. A flag flutters on the mast of a German battleship. German sailors stand on the deck of the ship. Other ships in the foreground. View of German sailors cheering. Signal lights flashing in communications between ships. Biplane airplanes in flight over the ship.
Soldiers on a German U-boat underway in the Mediterranean Sea.
German U-boats among fleet underway in the Mediterranean Sea during World War I. A German U-boat submarine underway. Sailors on deck of the U-boat. Imperial German Navy flag flutters on the top of the submarine. Views of several more German submarines, including two side by side. Close view of several German sailors.
Aircraft parked on the deck of USS America (CVA-66) and ships refueled from USS America in the Mediterranean Sea.
Refueling from Kitty Hawk class supercarrier USS America in the Mediterranean Sea. The stern of Charles F. Adams-class guided missile destroyer USS Richard E. Byrd (DDG-23) off the starboard quarter of aircraft carrier USS America while being refueled. Aircraft parked on flight deck. Gearing-class destroyer USS William R. Rush along USS America being refueled. United States Navy A-3B Skywarrior, Douglas A-4C Skyhawk and F-4B Phantom aircraft parked in a group on the flight deck. USS America refueling USS Richard E. Byrd (DDG-23) and USS William R. Rush (DD-714). The port side of the carrier. The flight deck is clear.
Wounded crewmen carried on stretchers in C-1A aircraft aboard USS America (CVA-66) underway in the Mediterranean Sea.
Wounded crewmen of Belmont-class technical research ship USS Liberty aboard U.S. Navy Kitty Hawk class supercarrier USS America in the Mediterranean Sea. Wounded crewmen surrounded by officers of USS America aircraft carrier. Wounded members of USS Liberty secured in stretchers on the hangar bay. Some of the wounded with crew spectators in the hangar bay. Three of the wounded on stretchers. Hospital corpsmen talk to two of the men. Some wounded with crutches stand in the background. The wounded walk out on the deck-edge elevator. A doctor and a hospital corpsman carry the wounded out on the deck- edge elevator. One man is being given intravenous by one of the hospital corpsmen. The wounded on the stretchers on the deck. Several personnel surround the wounded. An elevator rises to the flight deck level. Men taken aboard Grumman U.S. Navy C-1A Trader aircraft of VR-24 Squadron. Two hospital corpsmen carry a stretcher to the hatch-way of the C-1A aircraft. A wounded man with his medical records secured under a strap. The wounded man on the stretcher shakes hands with one of the men in dungarees. The wounded man being moved towards the hatch-way of the C-1A aircraft. One of the wounded men on a stretcher with personnel standing around. A stretcher case being put inside the C-1A aircraft. Men stand near the hatch of the C-1A aircraft. Another stretcher case being taken up to the hatch of the C-1A aircraft. The stretcher cases being secured.
Joint British-French Naval Exercise in the Mediterranean Sea in 1950
Ships underway during Joint maneuvers of combined British and French Naval units in the Mediterranean Sea. British Vice-Admiral Lord Mountbatten and French Naval Chief, Vice-Admiral Robert Lambert, on the deck of the French Aircraft carrier "Arromanches (R95)." (This is the British HMS Colossus -R15, renamed while on loan to the French.) A British-made Seafire aircraft of French Aéronavale Flottille 12F, rises to the deck on an elevator. Next, with engines running, it takes off under direction of a French signal officer. Several more Aéronavale Flottille 12F Seafire aircraft take off in succession. Aerial view of Seafire aircraft in formation. Aerial view, looking down on the aircraft carrier. Planes in the formation of Seafire aircraft peel off one at a time and descend to landing pattern altitude. The first buzzes the Carrier and goes around. Three more are seen making landings on the carrier under guidance of French controller using paddles
SECNAV inspects the Marine Honor Guard, receives a 19 gun salute and souvenir book aboard USS Shangri La in Mediterranean Sea.
Paul Robert Ignatius, the United States Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV) visits USS Shangri La (CV-38) in the Mediterranean Sea. View of the Marine Honor Guard standing at attention on the flight deck. Front view of Vice Admiral Edward H. Martin, COMSIXTHFLT (United States Sixth Fleet), approaching up the flight deck with a small party of officers unit. Vice Admiral Edward H. Martin, and party walk past over the flight deck. Vice Admiral Martin, Rear Admiral Lawrence Geis, Rear Admiral Isaman talk, next to the C-2A. View of one rank of the sideboys at Parade Rest on the flight deck. View of the honorable Paul Robert Ignatius, the United States Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV), walk over the flight deck alone. View of View of an unidentified Commander come down, the SECNAV Ignatius having received his Honors. The SECNAV inspects the Marine Honor Guard on the flight deck. Rear Admiral Lawrence Geis, Commander Carrier Division Four (ComCarDiv 4), and Captain Coogan, aboard USS Shangri-LA, (CVA-38). View of SECNAV standing on the flight deck, receives a 19 gun salute. SECNAV standing beside the C-2A chat with Rear Admiral Geis, and Capt. Coogan. SECNAV getting aboard the C-2A over the ramp, after having received a souvenir book from Capt. Coogan. SECNAV being assisted into a life jacket by one of the crewmen of the C-2A.
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