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FAMET, NH Infustries (Airbus) NH90 TTH, cn 1283, marked HT.29-06 / ET806 displayed at Cuatro Vientos (LEVS) for the 25th aniversary of Ala 48.
NH 60274: USS New Ironsides (1862-1866). Cyanotype reproduction of a 19th Century artwork, depicting the ship off the Philadelphia Navy Yard during the Civil War era. U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph. (2016/05/22).
NH 73927-KN (color). Battle of the Virginia Capes, 5 September 1781. Oil on canvas by v. Zveg, 1962, depicting the French fleet (at left), commanded by Vice Admiral the Comte de Grasse, engaging the British fleet (at right) under Rear Admiral Sir Thomas Graves off the mouth of Chesapeake Bay.
In this tactically inconclusive but strategically decisive battle line action, the French successfully prevented the British fleet from entering Chesapeake Bay and relieving Major General Lord Cornwallis' army at Yorktown, Virginia. After a siege by American and French forces, Cornwallis was forced to surrender on 19 October 1781, an event that led the British to abandon their effort to prevent American independence. Courtesy of the U.S. Navy Art Collection, Washington, D.C. U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command Photograph.
I am really loving the high water tables. I love this area I found this morning. Reminds me of the bayou. Hey does anyone know how to remove an object in PS without using the clone stamp? I am getting some programming error when I try to use it. I wanted to remove the one peice of foreground object that I don't want .
NH 85565-KN (color): USS Trenton (1877-1889). Painting by Tomaso DeSimone, depicting the ship at Villefranche, France, in 1878, while she was flagship of the European Squadron. A French warship is in the right background. Courtesy of the Navy Art Collection, Washington, D.C.Naval History and Heritage Command.