Amazing photos of the HMS Prince of Wales on the Clyde this morning
📸 HMS Prince of Wales
Credit Greenock Telegraph
234
688
9,834
404,826
The impact of the First World War in some British towns was nothing less than catastrophic. This photograph is an area of houses in Grimsby, Lincolnshire. Each poppy represents someone that did not home after Armistice Day.
119
3,676
7,570
This pic will undoubtedly go down as one of the most famous Australian aviation pics ever. It was photographed by Nino Lo Giudice from the rooftop of fellow photographer David Kapernick’s apartment on the edge of the Brisbane River.
credit Nino Lo Guidice.
30
393
5,142
651,290
British Airways Concorde seen yesterday floating up east river under the Brooklyn Bridge, being moved from the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum to the Brooklyn Navy Yard to undergo some restoration and will be back on display next year.
credit Matthew Pugliese
73
610
4,196
522,730
A rare sight...something we will never see again. In the background a Concorde taking off, it was the world's only supersonic passenger jet. In the foreground there’s a space shuttle being transported on the back of a specially modified 747.
credit Historic Photographs
63
494
4,131
142,671
This pic will undoubtedly go down as one of the most famous Australian aviation pics ever. It was photographed by Nino Lo Giudice from the rooftop of fellow photographer David Kapernick’s apartment on the edge of the Brisbane River.
image is © Copyright Nino Lo Guidice.
48
607
3,899
USS Nimitz during sea trials. Hence no aircraft. Below decks anything not secured will move around!
64
280
3,863
133,135
(20/02/25) The best photo I’ve ever captured, in the depths of Thetford forrest.
credit alko_photography._
100
220
4,035
83,568
There are only two airworthy Lancasters left in the world - 7,377 were built
photo Robert Tew
56
336
3,832
57,941
Don’t know the details, but apparently it flew again after a bit of loving attention
99
147
3,786
179,858
F-14D Tomcat could carry up to six AIM-54 Phoenix long-range missiles.
But I understand it could not recover on board with 6 up.
73
257
3,678
173,925
We were generally advised to keep flesh covered against fire. A long time ago.
100
216
3,232
306,195
YF-23's Titanium Lamilloy tiles-clad trough behind the exhaust nozzles helped reduce heat signature.
According to test pilot Jim Sandburg, massive tailerons were so powerful that they largely mitigated perceived advantages of YF-22's thrust vectoring.
53
417
3,221
359,181
Grainy but good.
A-3 Skywarrior refueling an A-6 Intruder refueling an F-4 Phantom.....
68
308
3,152
113,701
“This is a "self-portrait" picture that I took while flying an SR-71 at M3.0 and at 80,000 feet. This was wide-angle lens (24mm). the camera is only about 2’ from my face, although looks much farther away. taken inafternoon and the sun is left and behind aircraft.”
BC Thomas
61
266
3,113
263,734
