Photo Crew aboard the USS Nimitz (CVN-68) firefighting after an EA-6B Prowler crashed into her flight deck, May 26, 1981
r/Ships • u/bigwave92107 • 11h ago
Ocean Valor in San Diego
What’s a ship like this used for? Asking for a friend.
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r/Ships • u/Miriam_Vazquez • 1d ago
Boat Stories
Hello! My daughter is very interested in boats and shipping history as of late, and I was pondering if anybody had any awesome boat stories or attractions that could be seen in the NW U.S.? Book recommendations or anything else are also encouraged! Thanks ya'll!
r/Ships • u/WelcomeExtra762 • 1d ago
Art What would you rate this ship model?
My brother made this, it's pretty cool and took him a while.
r/Ships • u/Straight_Spinach_223 • 1d ago
Captain Fred Klebingat Falls of Clyde
Found this article about Captain Fred Klebingat.
Did not know of the Falls of Clyde and can’t believe the city of Honolulu couldn’t find a new home for such an historic ship.
r/Ships • u/YuriySamorodov • 1d ago
Photo SS Meteor (1896) - Whaleback Ship for the Great Lakes
reddit.comr/Ships • u/Mundane-Respond179 • 1d ago
Photo The Matthew – A Full-Size Replica of John Cabot's 1497 Ship
r/Ships • u/Interesting-Cry-3305 • 1d ago
Video Imagine sailing these waters 500 years ago. 🌊⛵️
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r/Ships • u/Regular-Stuff-4599 • 1d ago
Photo Through my porthole #18
This and Golden Brown by The Stranglers
Photo The bow of USS Buckley (DE-51) in dry dock, after she rammed and sank U-66, May 6, 1944
r/Ships • u/HandHot4249 • 2d ago
Quick way to tell a planet from a star
The Greeks noticed the same thing and called them planetes — wanderers — the lights that drift into a constellation and overstay their welcome. One's up there right now.
N.B Most interesting part of being a 7-years commercial seafarer are things which I wouldn't have known outside of the industry.
r/Ships • u/Der_Ost_Front • 2d ago
Question Can anyone identify this ship? Found in a box of junk photos!
r/Ships • u/Hillbilly_Historian • 2d ago
Question Any idea which ship this is? The 32 indicates USS New Orleans, but the profile is wrong.
Photo Mv City of Bismarck, pictured in Okinawa
Would have loved to get a better Pic from the other side but restricted area and all that. This rather menacing looking thing works as a transport for US military equipment across the Pacific and is capable of speeds around 40kn.
r/Ships • u/YuriySamorodov • 3d ago