st george

Available as a model if anyone wants.

http://battleship-models.com/en/french-navy/208-battleship-hoche.html

Could be the USS Eldridge

Not seeing any picture?

I think we have to wait for Slog to confirm you're right first Jan

Well done Jan I think you got the name.

Martians? Cyclops?

I'm going back to reading Homer's Odyssey.

I'd say Jason is right with the Aurora.

Looks like it's been in a collision. should help the search.

Choice of three, so I'll take a stab at the Bonn then Jan!

Looks like one of there training craft. Have to go to work now though.

Swedish perhaps?

Russian then?

I'll give it to Eamonn, It is the Tobasco.

Your turn.

Next clue is she operated out of Veracruz.

OK some clues needed I think. She was built in 1980 in Japan at the Hitachi shipyard.

Thanks Dave for using that ship. Funny enough today was our Anniversary. 13 years ago today I stood on the bridge of the Indie and Married my soul mate.

Here's one for now.

It's the ship I got married on. Came to a sad end. SS Independence.

1782 - French fleet occupies St. Christopher.

1994 - Ship disaster near Ranong Thailand, kills 200.

1907 – Passenger ship Larchmont sinks by Block Island, estimated 150 died.

1909 – New Zealand's worst maritime disaster of the 20th century happens when the SS Penguin, an inter-island ferry, sinks and explodes at the entrance to   Wellington Harbour.

1946 – Operation Deadlight ends after scuttling 121 of 154 captured U-boats.

1819 - Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles founds freeport harbor Singapore.

1832 - US ship destroys Sumatran village in retaliation for piracy.

1836 - HMS Beagle/Charles Darwin reach Diemen's Land (Tasmania).

1861 - British Vice-Admiral Robert Fitzroy issues first storm warnings for ships.

1862 - American Civil Was; naval engagement on Tennessee River-USS Conestago vs CSS Appleton Belle.

1922 - US, UK, France, Italy & Japan sign Washington naval arms limitation.

1933 - Highest recorded sea wave (not tsunami), 112 feet, in Pacific hurricane.

1697 - 3 VOC-ships anchor at Dirk-Hartogeiland, Australia.
1810 - Royal Navy seizes Guadeloupe.

1959 - Keel laying of USS Enterprise, first nuclear powered aircraft carrier, Newport News, VA.

1999 - MV New Carissa runs aground near Coos Bay, Oregon.

You got her Dave.

HMS 'Terrible' was launched at Deptford in February 1845. She was a large 19-gun paddle-frigate, and served during the Crimean War.

1917 - US liner Housatonic sunk by German sub & diplomatic relations severed.

Here's the next from me.

Good Luck.

Dave, I see you're up to your old tricks again.

It's USS Fulton(AS-1) launched on 6 June 1914. The lead ship of her class of submarine tenders. She was later converted into a gunboat and redesignated (PG-49).