6-inch (152mm) triple turrets
HMS Belfast museum ship
The Queen's Walk, Southwark
London, October 2009
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7 comments:
Are those really called "rifles"? Are they technically built like rifles inside? They look huge and scary, but I guess that's the point.
I was in the Navy, but never served aboard a ship. This one is now a museum...I wonder if it was used in WWII? I understand that sound of those guns going off was quite something!
I hope those guns are only for celebretion!
Re. your comment on VDP: mid June? What's up mid-June? The 18th? It can't be the 6th, that isn't mid month!
HMS Belfast I have never visited. I like this shot, the symmetry of the guns appeals to me (not the guns though.)
I've just looked up Eurosatory, I had no idea that thing even existed. It isn't held anywhere near Versailles though, but in Villepinte, North of Paris.
I love to tour ships like this but hate to think of their fire power.
HMS Belfast never looks photogenic to me. This is a great angle. Well shot!
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