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Old Posted: Aug 5, 2012, 6:33 PM
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Norfolk Navy Base - ships at dock

Here's something neat that most folks probably don't see much of.

Last September (golly, almost a year) I was in Norfolk, and got a quickie tour of the navy base there. It's headquarters of the US Atlantic Fleet, and is therefore one of the biggest naval ports in the world.

Just a handful of pics of ships at dock.

In this picture, the four ships from left to right are:
  • San Antonio class amphibious transport dock,
  • Arleigh Burke class destroyer,
  • Wasp class amphibious assault ship,
  • Austin class amphibious transport dock



USS Enterprise, aircraft carrier:








Here's that Wasp class amphibious assault ship, which you might mistake for an aircraft carrier if the more massive Enterprise wasn't right nearby:




Destroyers:








Oliver Hazard Perry class frigate:




Last but not least, the modern-looking San Antonio class amphibious transport dock:

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