#hms indefatigable

[ltwilliammowett]

HMS Indefatigable off St Mawes Castle, Falmouth with the 16 gun brig Fortune, in the distance, by Derek G.M. Gardner (1914-2007)

Bears an inscription on label verso: 'His Britannic Majesty's 40-gun frigate "Indefatigable", Sir Edward Pellew, off St. Mawes' Castle, Falmouth, May 1795 with 16-Gun Brig, "Fortune".

[usafphantom-3]

17 July 1944. Operation Mascot. Royal Navy carriers HMS Formidable, HMS Furious, and HMS Indefatigable launched 44 Fairey Barracudas escorted by 48 Corsairs against the German battleship Tirpitz in Norway. An effective smoke screen allows them only one near-miss.

@ron_eisele via X

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[redarmyscreaming]

Battlecruiser HMS Indefatigable with the White Star liner RMS Olympic

[theworldatwar]

British deck crew ready a Fairey Firefly fighter plane for take from the deck of HMS Indefatigable - Pacific Ocean, Aug 1945

[angelosand]

English version

Author: John Thomas Serres 🇬🇧

Title: HMS Indefatigable joining other ships of the squadron offshore

Year: 1800

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Versione in italiano

Autore: John Thomas Serres

Titolo: La HMS Indefatigable si unisce ad altre navi della squadra al largo

Anno: 1800

[clove-pinks]

A French and a British sailor embrace, with their ships inset below; representing alliance between the French and British navies. Coloured photographic postcard, 191-

The ships pictured are the dreadnought battleship Jean Bart (1911) and battlecruiser HMS Indefatigable (1909)

[marryat92]

Mr. Tallboys was a stout dumpy man, with red face, and still redder hands; he had red hair and red whiskers, and he had read a great deal—for Mr. Tallboys considered that the gunner was the most important personage in the ship. He had once been a captain's clerk, and having distinguished himself very much in cutting-out service, had applied for and received his warrant as a gunner. He had studied the “Art of Gunnery,” a part of which he understood, but the remainder was above his comprehension: he continued, however, to read it as before, thinking that by constant reading he should understand it at last.

— Frederick Marryat, Mr. Midshipman Easy

The Indefatigable of 44 Guns Capt. Sr Edward Pellew engaging and capturing La Virginie of 44 Guns, 1797 print by C. Sheppard.