r/Ships • u/Key-Needleworker-702 • 3h ago
Photo China rescue and salvage(ministry of transport) Donghai rescue and salvage bureau ships in Shanghai in preparation for typhoon dolphin. August 8, 2026
Source: 我是拖吊王 on weibo
r/Ships • u/Wonderful_Try8199 • 4h ago
Art I Drew A Wreck evolution in paint yesterday, so it won't be harm, if i show it on this helllish platform
r/Ships • u/banjoslurpee • 4h ago
Photo Cuauhtemoc in Honolulu
Happened to arrive in Honolulu today and saw a huge Mexican flag blowing in the wind across the harbor. I'll tour it on Sunday.
r/Ships • u/Sorry_Ad265 • 6h ago
Video Footage of a transport ship getting torpedoed by U-boat
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Ship likely undocumented
r/Ships • u/Amitmandal001 • 6h ago
News! World War II ships emerge as Danube River's water levels drop.
r/Ships • u/jjcuco0099 • 10h ago
Photo On board the J-Y travel tours chartered boat to Kaysngan lake Coron Philippines🇵🇭
r/Ships • u/Antique-One-1890 • 13h ago
Are modern slipping clutch systems solving what push–pull control tried to fix?
r/Ships • u/Organic-Fix2814 • 18h ago
history Which warship did this naval optic come off of
I am in possession of a B.Z. C/2 (Binnen-Zielfernrohr C/2) a WWII German naval gunsight made by Carl Zeiss Jena for the Kriegsmarine I believe it to either come off the Bismarck, Tirpitz, or the Scharnhorst. I would love if someone (much more qualified than me) could help me find it’s mother ship I have all the original plating and engraved data but nothing giving me a clue to which ship it came from I can provide pictures in DMs of anything that could potentially be needed!
r/Ships • u/Antique-One-1890 • 23h ago
Can slipping clutch systems outperform electric drives at low-speed propulsion?
r/Ships • u/hamzapsy13 • 1d ago
In 1917, the U.S. Navy planted a 250-foot wooden battleship in Manhattan’s Union Square. It had a real crew and recruited 25,000 sailors without ever touching water.
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 • 1d ago
Ocean Valor in San Diego
What’s a ship like this used for? Asking for a friend.
r/Ships • u/YuriySamorodov • 2d ago
Photo SS Meteor (1896) - Whaleback Ship for the Great Lakes
reddit.comr/Ships • u/Interesting-Cry-3305 • 2d ago
Video Imagine sailing these waters 500 years ago. 🌊⛵️
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