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    Navy Medicine Treats the Czar’s Navy [Image 3 of 3]

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    A black-and-white archival photograph showing a naval warship viewed through a jagged hole, likely in a bulkhead or hull plating. The ship is silhouetted against a light sky on calm water, displaying multiple funnels and masts characteristic of early 20th century warship design. The framing through the torn or damaged opening suggests this may have been taken from a damaged vessel observing another ship.

    FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES

    05.03.2021

    Photo by BUMED PAO 

    U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

    Imperial Russian Armored Cruiser, Jemchug (Zemtschug). Photographed at Manila, the Philippines in 1905 after being interned following the battle of Tsushima in late May 1905. Courtesy of Naval History and Heritage Command

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    Date Taken: 05.03.2021
    Date Posted: 05.03.2021 10:15
    Photo ID: 6626909
    VIRIN: 210503-N-N1526-003
    Resolution: 1183x908
    Size: 203.04 KB
    Location: FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA, US
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    A black-and-white archival photograph showing damage aboard the Russian cruiser Zemtchug, with the caption 'Srack on the ZEMTCHUG' written at the bottom along with the photographer credit 'Pirkin'. The image depicts the aftermath of an attack or explosion on the vessel, with visible structural damage, twisted metal, and debris. Several individuals, including what appears to be a uniformed officer, are visible among the wreckage.
    A black-and-white archival photograph of the Russian Cruiser 'Oleg' interned at Manila on June 27, 1905, following the Battle of Tsushima during the Russo-Japanese War. The ship displays significant battle damage including a large shell hole in the hull near the waterline and a damaged/collapsed mast or boom. The vessel is partially low in the water, suggesting flooding or structural compromise from combat damage.
    A black-and-white archival photograph showing a naval warship viewed through a jagged hole, likely in a bulkhead or hull plating. The ship is silhouetted against a light sky on calm water, displaying multiple funnels and masts characteristic of early 20th century warship design. The framing through the torn or damaged opening suggests this may have been taken from a damaged vessel observing another ship.

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