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[edit] Civilian ships

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
Steamer "Paris" 1921-1939 - Year 1930. Vintage postcard	Niagara Steamer Chippewa, vintage postcard	de:Seenotrettungskreuzer	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

[edit] Traditional sailing ships

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

[edit] Traditional barges

Annigje, Dutch traditional barge

Traditional barges in Gouda, the Netherlands

Traditional barges in Amsterdam

[edit] Exploratory ships

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

[edit] Naval ships

[edit] Early naval ships

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 consruction 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 Wasa	HMS Warrior in Portsmouth,England, launched 1860, photo 2002	Engraving of USS Weehawken
USS Atlanta in 1884

[edit] 1890-1920

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

[edit] World War II Era

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 beeing 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)

[edit] Modern naval ships

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 (18th of 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	USNS Artic	USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72)	USS Anchorage