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The launch of the 2nd Argentine Destroyer Tucuman, 16 Oct 1928

The launch of the 2nd Argentine Destroyer Tucuman, 16 Oct 1928


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The launch of the 2nd Argentine Destroyer Tucuman, 16 Oct 1928

The launch of the 2nd Argentine Destroyer Tucuman built by J Samuel White & Co in Cowes, Isle of Wight, 16 Oct 1928. Tucuman was the second of three Mendoza class destroyers built in the United Kingdom for the Argentine Navy. They were the first part of the Argentine re-armament programme of the 1920s. Construction began in 1927 and all three were commissioned in 1929

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Argentina Argentinian Arthur Henry Arthur Henry Kirk Boat View Bow View Cowes Destroyer Edgar Wp Edgar Wp Kirk Isle Of Wight J Samuel J Samuel White Kirk Kirk And Sons Of Cowes Kirk Sons Of Kirk Sons Of Cowes Launch Naval Ship Slipway William Umpleby William Umpleby Kirk Tucuman Warship


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The Launch of the 2nd Argentine Destroyer Tucuman, 16 Oct 1928

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. This print captures a significant moment in Argentina's naval history. Taken on October 16th, 1928, it showcases the launch of the second Argentine Destroyer Tucuman at Cowes, Isle of Wight. Built by J Samuel White & Co. , this vessel was part of a trio known as the Mendoza class destroyers. The image portrays an impressive sight as Tucuman gracefully glides down the slipway into the water. The ship's sleek design is highlighted from a bow view perspective, showcasing its formidable presence on both land and sea. This event marked a crucial milestone in Argentina's re-armament program during the vibrant decade of the 1920s. The photograph bears witness to skilled craftsmanship and engineering prowess that went into constructing these warships for Argentina's navy. It serves as a testament to international collaboration between nations during this era, with British expertise contributing to South America's military capabilities. With its monochrome aesthetic capturing every detail with precision, this historic image transports viewers back in time to an age when sailboats shared waters with modern naval ships. It stands as a reminder of our rich maritime heritage and highlights how transportation has evolved over time. As we admire this remarkable piece of history captured by Arthur Henry Kirk and Edgar WP Kirk from Kirk & Sons of Cowes, let us appreciate not only their artistic skill but also recognize the significance behind

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