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A long-range, wide-body twin-engine Airbus airliner
Lead ship of the Yamato class, built for the Imperial Japanese Navy.
2018 Indonesian Boeing 737 MAX crash
A .50-caliber heavy machine gun designed by John Browning
A rear-engine, two-door sports car model series made by Porsche.
Former United States highway from Chicago to Santa Monica.
Yorktown-class United States Navy aircraft carrier that served in World War II.
A Russian Navy frigate class, also known as Project 22350.
Destiny-class cruise ship operated by Carnival Cruise Line.
Brazilian turboprop trainer and light attack aircraft
Iranian Moudge-class frigate commissioned in 2021 and sunk in 2026.
A 13.7-inch rifle variant made by Knight's Armament Company.
English Tudor naval carrack that sank in 1545 and was raised in 1982.
A 2026 Andes virus outbreak aboard the Dutch cruise ship MV Hondius.
American family of six-seat, single-engine light aircraft
1961 Boeing 707 crash near Brussels Airport, Belgium.
Rifle cartridge for hunting large, dangerous game
.50 BMG anti-materiel rifle by Accuracy International
Soviet four-wheeled armoured scout car of World War II.
Russian airline operating from Ufa, 1991 to 2007
Italian medium tank produced during World War II.
American whaling ship, now preserved as a museum ship
Concordia-class cruise ship of Costa Crociere
British Royal Navy 24-gun sixth-rate frigate and survey ship.
Lead ship of the Indian Navy's Talwar-class frigates.
Military use of aircraft and other flying machines for aerial warfare and support.
United States Navy class of seven fleet ocean tugs.
Admiral Grigorovich-class frigate of the Russian Navy's Black Sea Fleet.
A four-seat retractable-gear touring aircraft
A Soviet and Russian class of beachable amphibious warfare ships.
United States Navy V-boat submarine, commissioned in 1932
A United States Navy PC-461-class submarine chaser of World War II.
2026 cargo flight runway overrun in Miami
United States Air Force drone target unit, 1950 to 1963
Electric sedan concept by Chinese-German firm Byton
A Fire-class fireboat of the Royal Canadian Navy based at CFB Halifax.
Iranian four-seat composite training and touring aircraft.
Semi-automatic less-lethal pistol by FN Herstal
A 40-gun Cocarde-class frigate of the French Navy.
Royal Australian Navy warship that served during World War II.
R-class destroyer that served with the Royal Navy in World War I.
A 74-gun Royal Navy third-rate ship of the line
Indonesian 150 cc dual-sport motorcycle
Italian Royal Navy Nautilus-class submarine sunk in 1915
French shipping company operating mixed freight and passenger vessels to Corsica.
Paddle steamer that sank near the Farne Islands
Spanish Navy galleon wrecked off France in 1607
Planned Bristol Channel ferry operating company
Spanish Navy class of six submarines, built 1917 to 1926
A 1918 U.S. cargo ship later scrapped as Paralos
United States Navy steel-hulled sailing bark and training vessel.
Union Navy schooner and gunboat during the American Civil War.
1966 aviation accident near Falls City, Nebraska
Turkish family of armoured vehicles by Nurol Makina
A 1931 Scottish-built preserved paddlewheel tugboat
1978 mid-air collision over San Diego
Rifle cartridge introduced by Norma in 1959
Royal Navy battlecruiser, completed during the First World War
Russian bullpup assault rifle for subsonic 9×39mm
1891 Chilean Civil War naval engagement
British hybrid airship, redesigned from a US Army prototype
A Kia city car produced since 2003
Long-range ballistic missile designed primarily to deliver nuclear weapons.
United States Navy Fletcher-class destroyer
Italian Navy corvettes built for coastal anti-submarine work
Chinese man-portable fire-and-forget anti-tank missile
Weapon type that flies and maneuvers above Mach 5
Kawasaki two-stroke motorcycle range, made 1968 to 1980
Star Wars fictional assault starfighter and bomber
Retro-styled sports car based on the Mazda MX-5
A Swedish-developed multi-role military aircraft
United States Navy heavy cruiser sunk in July 1945
A modified US Army airborne signals intelligence aircraft
Soviet supersonic tactical bomber with variable-sweep wings
American heavy bomber used in World War II and Korea
