Finished watching Breaking Bad last week. What are your “what ifs” for the series?1yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/breakingbad
[3840 x 2160] Torpedo Rack from USS Samuel B Roberts found by Caladan Oceanic as part of their 2022 Samar Expedition. More details to follow2yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
[1200 x 500] On this day, 80 years ago, the battleship Scharnhorst was cornered and sunk by the Royal Navy. Only 36 of her 1,968 crew would survive4mo ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
TIL there is an abandoned ISU-152 near Reactor No. 4 in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/Warthunder
[1234 x 727] Colourised image of Soryu undergoing sea trials in early-19382yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
80 years ago today, HMS Barham was torpedoed off Egypt by U-331. She exploded and sank within 4 minutes, taking 860 of crew with her. Her destruction was famously captured on film by a cameraman on HMS Valiant.2yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
[582 x267] Drawing of the German East Asia Squadron under Maximilian Von Spee from 19144yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
Playerbase talking to Wargaming about buffing German BBs (2019, colourized)4yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
[787 x 1174] There is a third photo of Shinano. Taken by another high altitude aircraft at an unknown date, the enormous carrier can be seen in Yokosuka’s Dry Dock No.63yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
On this day, 80 years ago, HMS Ark Royal was torpedoed by U-81. She would remain afloat for several hours, sinking early the following morning with the loss of only a single crew member.2yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
If you haven’t seen LazerPig’s new video on the Piorun, go check it out. Good stuff2yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
Caladan Oceanic has found the torpedo tubes of USS Samuel B Roberts as part of their 2022 Samar Expedition. More details to follow2yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
On this day, 80 years ago, HMS Glowworm made it’s last stand against the German cruiser Admiral Hipper4yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
Today, 80 years ago, December 7th 1941. A date which will live in infamy2yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
80 years ago today, HMS Glorious and her escorts, Acasta and Ardent, were sunk by Scharnhorst and Gneisenau. Only 40 crew from all three ships would survive4yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
20 years ago today, the Russian submarine Kursk sank in the Barents Sea from internal explosions. All 118 hands would be lost4yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
On this day, 75 years ago, Taffy 3 fought Kurita’s forces in the Battle off Samar4yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
The liner in the Hamburg port is the Cap Arcona, which, 75 years ago last week, was used as a floating concentration camp and bombed by the RAF, killing over 50004yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
80 years ago today, the Italian cruisers Zara, Fiume and Pola and two destroyers were all destroyed in the Battle of Cape Matapan by Cunningham’s forces3yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
[2560 x 1440] USS Johnston wreck found by Caladan Oceanic at 6456 metres below the surface3yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
On this day, 75 years ago, the USS Indianapolis was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine after delivering atomic bomb components. Only 317 out of 1196 would survive the subsequent four days adrift4yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
Akagi, in her triple flight deck configuration, during her sea trials off Iyonada (June 27,1927, colourized)5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
On this day, 75 years ago, the Yamato was destroyed by U.S. carrier planes while en route to Okinawa in Operation Ten-go. More than 3000 crew went down with her4yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
Portrait of Bismarck’s wreck by Ken Marshall, known for his work on Titanic5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
On this day, 80 years ago, HMAS Sydney and the German raider Kormoran fought off Western Australia. Both ships would be lost, with no survivors from the Sydney’s 645 crew and the ship’s fate remaining a mystery until the wreck’s discovery in 20082yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
T7 U.S. Battleship California and T10 French Destroyer Marceau shown on stream5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
If Russia can have 5 Tier 10 and 6 Tier 5 cruisers, then let’s have Johnston at either Tier 9 or 104yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
The poster for the 2019 Midway movie just dropped. Here’s what it looks like5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
Since my Edinburgh/Demoman post turned out well, I thought I'd make another one of those, this time with the USS Texas6yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
On this day, 78 years ago, Swordfish from HMS Ark Royal damaged the Bismarck’s rudders, allowing Rodney and KGV to close in on her5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
(Shiptoast) When the new Pan-Asia Kutuzov gets T10 torps AND Torpedo reload booster.6yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
On this day, 80 years ago, the German cruiser Blucher was sunk in the Drøbak Sound by coastal artillery and torpedoes from Oscarsbourg Fortress4yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
On this day, 100 years ago, the German High Seas Fleet was scuttled at Scapa Flow5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
Would you like the in-game Swordfish to have torpedoes instead of bombs?5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
[362 x 235] On this day, 80 years ago, more than 1500 died aboard HMS Glorious, Acasta and Ardent, all sunk by the Scharnhorst and Gneisenau4yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
As a small update to her whereabouts, R/V Petrel was apparently sold to the U.S. Navy when Paul Allen’s estate was cleared out. Source: CAVASSHIPS Podcast1yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
I have found the perfect counter to Smolensk and other stronk Russian botes. Finnish Submarines!5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
For those in the USA, the newest episode of Drain the Oceans will feature some of the wrecks found by R/V Petrel and the late Paul Allen and will premiere at 8/9c5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
Something tells me Farazellth is gonna snap when he hears the latest on Update 0.8.0.5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
When the Acasta gets added to the game, but still ends up seeing Scharnhorsts because of T5 MM6yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
[740 x 615] The USS Indianapolis preparing to leave Tinian for Leyte after delivering atom bomb components, 26 July 1945. Just a few days later, disaster would strike4yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WarshipPorn
Seeing how well the first two Warship Fortress posts went, I went ahead and made the third (Eat your heart out Valve)6yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
On this day, 80 years ago, the German pre-dreadnought, Schleswig-Holstein, bombarded the harbour of Westerplatte during the German Invasion of Poland5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
USS Benham with survivors from USS Hammann and USS Yorktown, while the latter lists in the background (June 1942)5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
On this day, 105 years ago, the German battlecruiser SMS Lutzow was launched at Schichau-Werke, Danzig.5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
HMS Caroline docked in Belfast, Northern Ireland. (Please gib WeeGee!)5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them5yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/Warthunder
When you've been hyped by Royal Navy fans for ages only to find out WG butchered your stats upon announcement.6yr ⋅ TankmanTom7 ⋅ r/WorldOfWarships
