HMS Trincomalee is a historic, unrestored, 200-year-old warship located at the National Museum of the Royal Navy in Hartlepool, which is the oldest Royal Navy ship still afloat. Built in India in 1817, it is the last surviving Royal Navy ship built in India and is known as one of Nelson's frigates. The ship is open to the public, offering visitors an immersive experience into 18th-century naval life, the pictures are from my visit in 2024 | John Builds Iconic Military Models

Built in 1905, and shuttered in 1996 with the closure of the Charleston Navy Base. The Admiral's House has now been brought back to life. | North Charleston Government

Royal Australian Navy clearance divers and Sri Lanka Navy Command Diving and Salvage Unit dived into Indo-Pacific Endeavour 2024 (IPE24) with three days of knowledge sharing and cooperation at the Trincomalee Navy Base. The military divers learned about the latest rebreather technology and individually deployed side scan sonar system. 🇦🇺🇱🇰 | Joint Operations Command