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large buoyant watercraft

Civilian shipsEdit

  • A small sailing yacht as seen from below

  • Comparison of some of the biggest ships

  • Ferry on Chile

  • scheme of ship

  • ship-museum Sołdek in Gdańsk, Poland

  • DANA in Hirtshals, Denmark 2004

  • Ship in Keflavík, Iceland

  • English: A wake behind a ferry (Baltic Sea)
    Polski: Kilwater za promem (Morze Bałtyckie)

  • Polish Coast Guard ship Kaper-2

  • Finlandia Queen in Tampere.

  • Louisiana Star in Hamburg, Germany

  • Commercial crude oil supertanker AbQaiq

  • Cinderella in Stockholm, Sweden

  • Jetfoil Toppi is transporter which connects Yaku Island, Tanegashima Island and Kagoshima port

  • Queen Mary 2 (2004)

  • Haad Rin Queen and Seaflower (Koh Phangan, Thailand)

  • Sternpost

  • The cruise ship AIDAblu

  • Santa Maria, Columbus' flagship, in front of the cruise ship AIDAblu

  • Steamer "Paris" 1921-1939 - Year 1921. Vintage postcard

  • Barkasse für Hafenrundfahrten im Hamburger Hafen.

  • Niagara Steamer Chippewa, vintage postcard

  • Pilot Boat

  • Small passenger ships at lake Zurich

  • Freight ships on the Rhine at Karlsruhe-Maxau

  • Cruise ships in Juneau, Alaska

  • "Norway" (anchoring in Bremerhaven, Germany)

  • Silja Serenade coming to Kustaanmiekka (Finland, Helsinki)

  • Silja Serenade at Kustaanmiekka (Finland, Helsinki)

  • Methane Tanker LNG BONNY

  • Oceanographic research vessel "Pourquoi pas ?"

  • French tug "Abeille Bourbon" (Under contract with the French Navy, so "civilian" is arguable)

  • Ajaks tug in Gdansk, Poland

  • Lady Moura

  • Engine room . Main Engine deck 5000 Kw . cargo vessel

  • scheme mooring lines

  • Cargo vsl 110 m LOA during bad weather

  • Ship Cilinka at Shipyard Grave, The Netherlands

  • Ship Cilinka at Shipyard Grave, The Netherlands

  • Ionian Star Ship in the port of Zakynthos, Greece

  • Ugo Foscolo Ship (Anez Lines) in the port of Zakynthos, Greece

  • Soldek in Gdansk, Poland

  • Elzbieta in front of Soldek in Gdansk, Poland

  • motor ship "August der Starke" on the Elbe near Pirna

  • motor ship "Gräfin Cosel" on the Elbe in Pirna

  • Flußkreuzfahrtschiff MS Amadagio

  • MS Amadagio

  • Autotransporter Waterways 3 (Rhein)

  • The bulk carrier Feng Li 9 undergoing repair at A&P Tyne, Hebburn, United Kingdom

  • Motor ship Panta Rhei on Lake Zürich, Switzerland

  • Ferry ship Zürisee on Lake Zürich

  • Panoramic view of Montréal with a cruise ship AIDAaura

  • Cruise ship RCCL Brillance of the Seas in a Norwegian fjord near Geiranger

Traditional sailing shipsEdit

  • Clipper Flying Cloud (painting by James Buttersworth).

  • Caravel "Lisa von Lübeck", modern reconstruction of old ship design

  • A replica of the Santa Maria, Columbus' flagship

  • A ketch

  • A lugger

  • A Dutch "Gaffelaar" (small fishing boat)

  • Seaside and a schooner

  • Mainmast

Traditional bargesEdit

  • Annigje, Dutch traditional barge

  • Traditional barges in Gouda, the Netherlands

  • Traditional barges in Amsterdam

Exploratory shipsEdit

  • The BELGICA Antarctic exploration ship of Adrien de Gerlache, anchored at Mount William.

  • La Boudeuse (frigate under Bougainville)

  • A replica of the Santa Maria, Columbus' flagship

  • The Swedish steamship SS Sofia, used by Adolf Erik Nordenskjöld on some of his journeys

  • The ship Nordenskjöld used on his discovery journey through the Northwest-passage

See also: Fram

Naval shipsEdit

Early naval shipsEdit

  • HMS Black Prince (1861), British Battleship

  • Frigate USS Boston (circa 1802)

  • Ironclad USS Cairo

  • USS Cayuga steam gunboat

  • USS Chesapeake, launched 1799, 19th century painting

  • USS Chippewa under construction at New York, 1861

  • Ironclad gunboat USS Choctaw

  • USS Congress (1841)

  • USS Constitution, launched 1799, photo 1997

  • USS Metacomet at Pensacola, 30 August 1864

  • USS Panwee during the Civil War

  • USS Pensacola

  • La Rieuse

  • HMS Warrior in Portsmouth,England, launched 1860, photo 2002

  • Engraving of USS Weehawken

  • USS Atlanta in 1884

1890-1920Edit

  • USS Aaron Ward (Destroyer # 132, later DD-132), 1919-1940

  • USS Abalone (SP-208), photographed in 1917-18

  • USS Abarenda (1898-1926, later AC-13 & AG-14)

  • USS Absegami (SP-371) photographed druring World War I

  • Russian cruiser Aurora

  • German cruiser SMS Blücher

  • Armoured cruiser USS Brooklyn

  • German light cruiser SMS Cöln (I)

  • Armoured cruiser HMS Cressy

  • Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon, 1898

  • French Cruiser "Duguay-Trouin", Cruiser-school for application (1900-1914) then ship hospital (1914-1920)

  • Armoured cruiser SMS Gneisenau

  • German light cruiser SMS Hela.

  • HMS Hood, British battleship, 1890s

  • Spanish cruiser Infanta Maria Teresa, 1893–98

  • HMS Invincible (1907) British Battleship, launched 1907

  • Chinese cruiser King Yuen, 1888–94

  • German battlecruiser SMS Lützow

  • German battlecruiser SMS Moltke

  • USS Philip (Destroyer # 76, later DD-76), 1918-1940

  • German armoured cruiser SMS Scharnhorst

  • US navy hospital ship

  • German battlecruiser SMS von der Tann

  • USS Wickes (Destroyer # 75, later DD-75), 1918-1940

World War II EraEdit

  • USS Aaron Ward (DD-483), 1942-1943

  • USS Aaron Ward (DM-34), 1944-1946

  • USS Gregory (DD-82) in port, circa early 1942

  • USS Lang (DD-399), 1942

  • USS Benham (DD-397), 1939

  • USS Abatan (AW-4) off the Mare Island Navy Yard, 18 February 1945

  • Australian cruiser HMAS Australia

  • Australian cruiser HMAS Australia

  • Japanese Aircraft Carrier HIJMS Taiho

  • Japanese Aircraft Carrier HIJMS Taiho

  • Japanese Battleship HIJMS Kirishima

  • Japanese heavy cruiser HIJMS Chikuma

  • Japanese Aircraft Carrier HIJMS Soryu

  • Japanese Aircraft Carrier HIJMS Soryu

  • First US Aircraft Carrier USS Langley (CV-1)

  • First US Aircraft Carrier USS Langley after Conversion into an Aircraft Transporter

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Lexington (CV-2)

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Lexington (CV-2) burning and being abandoned by crew

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Saratoga (CV-3)

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Saratoga (CV-3) sinking after Operation Crossroads (Bikini Atoll)

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Ranger (CV-4)

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Yorktown (CV-5)

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Yorktown (CV-5) burning after first Japanese aircraft attack at Midway

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Enterprise (CV-6)

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Wasp (CV-7)

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Wasp (CV-7) burning shortly after Japanese torpedo attack

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Hornet (CV-8)

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Hornet (CV-8) during Doolittle Raid

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Yorktown (CV-10)

  • US Aircraft Carrier USS Wasp (CV-18)

Modern naval shipsEdit

  • USS Barry (DD-933)

  • USS Decatur (DD-936)

  • USS Decatur (DDG-31)

  • USS Lawrence (DDG-4), 1973

  • Cruiser USS Harry E.Yarnell

  • USS James E. Williams

  • USS Roberts

  • Hr. Ms. Tromp

  • USS Iowa

  • Amphibious assault ship USS Belleau Wood

  • ORP Poznan Polish transport ship

  • FS Rapiere

  • Norwegian missile patrol craft KNM Skjold (P 690)

  • 5-country multinational fleet, with USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74), FS Charles de Gaulle, HMS Ocean (L 12), USS John F. Kennedy (CV 67) - see description page (18 April 2002).

  • Nuclear aircraft carriers USS Enterprise and Charles De Gaulle

  • FS Clemenceau

  • FS Clemenceau

  • FS Foch

  • FS Monge experimental ship

  • Frigate FS Dupleix

  • Frigate FS Surcouf

  • FS La Motte-Picquet

  • FS Primauguet

  • USN Joint Venture (HSV-X1)

  • USS Lassen (DDG 82)

  • USS Wasp (LHD-1)

  • PCU San Antonio (LPD-17)

  • USS Tarawa (LHA-1)

  • USN Sea Shadow

  • French prototype

  • USNS Artic

  • USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72)

  • USS Anchorage

ship sectionsEdit

  • Rig at prow of sailing ship

  • bridge of the French nuclear aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle

IllustrationsEdit

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