BL 16 inch Mk I naval gun

British naval artillery. 

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1927 — 1948 Royal Navy, United Kingdom, weapon model, 

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16 inch gun turrets and Unrotated Projectile launchers on HMS Nelson 1940 IWM A 1994

16 inch shell bins on HMS Nelson 1940 IWM A 2004

33,950 Tons of British Sea Power - HMS Nelson. April 1943, on Board HMS Rodney, in the Western Mediterranean, One of the Giants of the British Navy, the 33,500 Ton Battleship HMS Nelson. She Is 710 Feet Long an A16061

33,950 Tons of British Sea Power - HMS Nelson. April 1943, on Board HMS Rodney, in the Western Mediterranean, One of the Giants of the British Navy, the 33,500 Ton Battleship HMS Nelson. She Is 710 Feet Long an A16062

33,950 Tons of British Sea Power - HMS Nelson. April 1943, on Board HMS Rodney, in the Western Mediterranean, One of the Giants of the British Navy, the 33,500 Ton Battleship HMS Nelson. She Is 710 Feet Long an A16063

A&BTurretsHMSRodneyRoughSeas1940

BTurretHMSRodney1940

B turret on board HMS Rodney taken from the bridge as the ship prepares to enter harbour A2147

Cleaning 16 inch gun on HMS Rodney Sep 1940 IWM A 1137

HMS Rodney 16 inch shell IWM A 206

HMS Rodney obus

HMS Rodney, firing a salvo (Warships To-day, 1936)

Hoisting in in paravane on HMS Rodney 1940 IWM A 2146

LoadingShellHMSNelson1940

Payday on HMS Nelson WWII IWM A 2235

Payday on HMS Nelson WWII IWM A 2236

The 16-inch guns on the battleship HMS RODNEY open fire during a practise shoot in the Western Mediterranean, April 1943. A16074

The Big Guns of the Royal Navy Exrcising. April 1943, on Board the Battleship HMS Rodney, Off Gibraltar, in the Western Mediterranean. Force 'h' Exercising in the Mediterranean. A16064

The Royal Navy Off the Caen Coast, Normandy, June 1944 A23961

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A2003

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A2113

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A4606

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A9284

The Royal Navy during the Second World War A17072

West End Stars at 'gib' Give Matinees For the Navy. 7 January 1943, Gibraltar, Under the Guise of 'ensa', a Galaxy of Film and Stage Stars Took Some of the Colour and Gaiety of London's West A14186

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		NavWeaps article@			Wikidata
image	1940	16 inch gun turrets and Unrotated Projectile launchers on HMS Nelson 1940 IWM A 1994			Wikimedia
image	1940	16 inch shell bins on HMS Nelson 1940 IWM A 2004			Wikimedia
image		33,950 Tons of British Sea Power - HMS Nelson. April 1943, on Board HMS Rodney, in the Western Mediterranean, One of the Giants of the British Navy, the 33,500 Ton Battleship HMS Nelson. She Is 710 Feet Long an A16061			Wikimedia
image		33,950 Tons of British Sea Power - HMS Nelson. April 1943, on Board HMS Rodney, in the Western Mediterranean, One of the Giants of the British Navy, the 33,500 Ton Battleship HMS Nelson. She Is 710 Feet Long an A16062			Wikimedia
image		33,950 Tons of British Sea Power - HMS Nelson. April 1943, on Board HMS Rodney, in the Western Mediterranean, One of the Giants of the British Navy, the 33,500 Ton Battleship HMS Nelson. She Is 710 Feet Long an A16063			Wikimedia
image	1920	A&BTurretsHMSRodneyRoughSeas1940			Wikimedia
image	1940	BTurretHMSRodney1940			Wikimedia
image		B turret on board HMS Rodney taken from the bridge as the ship prepares to enter harbour A2147			Wikimedia
image		Cleaning 16 inch gun on HMS Rodney Sep 1940 IWM A 1137			Wikimedia
image	1940	HMS Rodney 16 inch shell IWM A 206			Wikimedia
image	1930	HMS Rodney obus			Wikimedia
image		HMS Rodney, firing a salvo (Warships To-day, 1936)			Wikimedia
image	1940	Hoisting in in paravane on HMS Rodney 1940 IWM A 2146			Wikimedia
image	1940	LoadingShellHMSNelson1940			Wikimedia
image		Payday on HMS Nelson WWII IWM A 2235			Wikimedia
image		Payday on HMS Nelson WWII IWM A 2236			Wikimedia
image		The 16-inch guns on the battleship HMS RODNEY open fire during a practise shoot in the Western Mediterranean, April 1943. A16074			Wikimedia
image		The Big Guns of the Royal Navy Exrcising. April 1943, on Board the Battleship HMS Rodney, Off Gibraltar, in the Western Mediterranean. Force 'h' Exercising in the Mediterranean. A16064			Wikimedia
image		The Royal Navy Off the Caen Coast, Normandy, June 1944 A23961			Wikimedia
image		The Royal Navy during the Second World War A2003			Wikimedia
image		The Royal Navy during the Second World War A2113			Wikimedia
image		The Royal Navy during the Second World War A4606			Wikimedia
image		The Royal Navy during the Second World War A9284			Wikimedia
image		The Royal Navy during the Second World War A17072			Wikimedia
image		West End Stars at 'gib' Give Matinees For the Navy. 7 January 1943, Gibraltar, Under the Guise of 'ensa', a Galaxy of Film and Stage Stars Took Some of the Colour and Gaiety of London's West A14186			Wikimedia

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