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On the Clyde for Joint Warrior 2019-1
Joint Warrior is a UK tri-Service multinational exercise that involves numerous warships, aircraft, marines and troops.
Passing Greenock's Custom House Quay on passage down the Clyde from Glasgow.
TCG GEDIZ is ex USS JOHN A. MOORE FFG-19, a Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate. She was built by Todd Shipyard Corp San Pedro, California.
USS JOHN A. MOORE was commissioned in 1981 and decommissioned in 2000.
She was transferred to Turkish Naval Forces as TCG GEDIZ F 495 on the 1st September 2000.
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Turkish Naval Gabya class frigate passing Greenock's Custom House Quay on her way down the Clyde.
Vessel Details:- Gabya Class Frigate (Ex Oliver Hazard Perry Class Frigate)
Vessel Name:- TCG GEDIZ F495.
Previous Name:- USS JOHN A. MOORE
IMO:-
MMSI:-
Call Sign:-
Classification Society:-
Length:- 136m
Beam:- 14m
Draught:- 6.7m
Builder:- Built in 1979 by Todd Pacific Shipyards, Los Angeles Division, San Pedro California USA.
Power Plant:- 2 x GE LM2500-30 gas turbines which are derivatives of the CF6-6 aircraft engine..
Registration:-
Tonnage:- 4100t
Tipo de buque: fragata
Eslora: 118m
Manga: 14,8m
Calado: 4,25m
Velocidad: +32 nudos
Desplazamiento: 3350t
Tripulación: 156 personas
Año puesta en servicio: 2000
Bandera: Turquia
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flight DK9116 from Innsbruck (INN)
Frégate lance-missile (Type Oliver Hazard Perry US - FFG7)
Turkish Navy frigate (US Oliver Hazard Perry class - FFG7).
1958 Bedford SB1 Duple Vega bodied coach of Bere Regis, had had several previous owners before passing into their fleet. She is seen at Dorchester depot.
This Rover Metro was produced soon after the relaunch of the model. They replaced the very dated Austin Metro. This "H" reg example is not looking at all bad for its 23 years. I bet this is owned by an elderly person!
Nice to see one still on the roads, especially an early one, as so many were culled a few years back.
TCG Gökova (F496), a Gabya-class (or G-class) frigate operated by the Turkish Navy, passing Gourock at the start of Exercise Joint Warrior 19-1. The vessel once served in the US Navy, as the Oilver Hazard Perry-class frigate USS Samuel Eliot Morison (FFG-13).
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TCG Anamur of the Türk Donanması (Turkish Navy) arrives on the Clyde ahead of the start of NATO military exercise, Joint Warrior 15-1.
TCG Gökova (F496), a Gabya-class (or G-class) guided missile frigate operated by the Turkish Navy, passing Greenock on her arrival for Exercise Joint Warrior 19-1. This vessel previously served in the United States Navy as the Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigate USS Samuel Eliot Morison (FFG-13).
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Do you guys collect Pokemon cards from booster parks or boxes? I have abysmal luck, so it's cheaper for me to buy individual cards...
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From Wikipedia:
USS Eversole (DD-789) was a Gearing-class destroyer of the United States Navy, the second Navy ship named for Lieutenant (junior grade) John T. Eversole (1915–1942), a naval aviator who was killed in the Battle of Midway.
Eversole was launched 8 January 1946 by Todd-Pacific Shipyards, Inc., Seattle, Washington; sponsored by Mrs. S. R. Eversole, mother of Lt. (j.g.) Eversole; and commissioned 10 May 1946, Commander B. P. Ross in command.
Eversole arrived at San Diego, Calif., her home port, 6 October 1946, and in the years prior to the Korean war, twice sailed to the Far East for duty with the 7th Fleet, patrolling off China and Japan. She sailed from San Diego 1 May 1950 for another such tour, and thus was in the Orient upon the opening of the war. Until 8 February 1951, when she returned to San Diego, she screened the fast carrier task forces as they launched air strikes against North Korean targets.
During her second tour of duty in the Korean War, from 27 August 1951 to 10 April 1952, Eversole bombarded Hungnam, Wonsan, and other points along the east coast of Korea, and served in the Blockading and Escort Force, with ships of the navies of Great Britain, Canada, Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, and the Republic of Korea. From 17 November 1952 to 29 June 1953, she served a similar tour of duty.
From 1954 through 1962, Eversole made an annual deployment to the Far East, serving on the Taiwan Patrol, exercising off Japan, Okinawa, and in the Philippines, and visiting a wide variety of western Pacific ports. In both 1957 and 1958, she made her outward bound passage by way of Australia, and in all of these tours, made an important contribution to the power for peace of the 7th Fleet.
During her periods of training and preparation for deployment on the west coast, Eversole often visited ports of the Pacific Northwest, and on occasion voyaged to the Hawaiian Islands.
October 8, 1969 Eversole deployed from Long Beach Naval Station Calif. to the western Pacific stopping in Oahu, Hawaii and Midway Is. in transit to Yokosuka, Japan before frequent deployments to the Tonkin Gulf for plane guard assignments with the carrier forces of the 7th fleet and naval gunfire support duties for ground troops. Between combat deployments Subic Bay Naval Station was used as the overseas homeport. Other R and R and maintenance visits were made to Sasebo, Japan and Hong Kong. Eversole returned to Long Beach Naval Station Calif. April 8, 1970.
On 11 July 1973, Eversole was transferred to Turkey. She served in the Turkish Navy as TCG Gayret (D-352). Gayret was stricken in 1995. She is preserved as a museum ship at İzmit, Turkey.
Eversole received seven battle stars for Korean War service.