Destroyers in-port

[gqtuazon]

A couple of Destroyers and a diesel Japanese sub.

D7000 with 16-35mm f4 VRII


Destroyers by gqtuazon, on Flickr

 

[stamatisg2002]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sōryū_class_submarine[h=1]Sōryū class submarine and Takanami class destroyers I believe?[/h]

 

[Carolina Photo Guy]

A couple of Destroyers and a diesel Japanese sub.

D7000 with 16-35mm f4 VRII


Destroyers by gqtuazon, on Flickr

I think these are Arliegh Burke class guided missile destroyers. I think the outboard ship is the USS McCampbell. I cannot id the inboard ship. I do not have enough of an image to id the sub.

Sorry.

 

[stamatisg2002]

Maybe you are right Pete, I now noticed the AEGIS antenna, so it may be a Kongo class or Atago class destroyers. About the submarine I 'm pretty sure that is a Oyashio class sub because it has't the X-shape of the tail planes. It is pretty difficult to them, but they are a little bit noticeable at the aft of the ship.

 

[Marcel]

A couple of Destroyers and a diesel Japanese sub.

D7000 with 16-35mm f4 VRII

Destroyers by gqtuazon, on Flickr

I love this shot Glenn, very nice use of that tree as a frame. Great capture.

 

[Philnz]

"I love this shot Glenn, very nice use of that tree as a frame. Great capture." I agree very nice shot, like peace and war.

 

[gqtuazon]

Thanks for the great comments guys. Those were two U.S. DDG Flt IIA (with two helo hangers - 85 and 82). The sub is a Japanese Oyashio class diesel sub.