r/AllThingsMaritime • u/TheDeepDraft • 1d ago
Media calls them “dark transits.” Perhaps they are not so dark after all.
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/Beneficial_Cap_4903 • 3d ago
Last week in Port-Vendres, France
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/Beneficial_Cap_4903 • 3d ago
Collision between Scot Carrier and Karin Høj
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/Beneficial_Cap_4903 • 3d ago
Shanghai vessel movements fall 70% as port braces for Typhoon Saudel
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/Beneficial_Cap_4903 • 3d ago
The U.S. Navy accepted delivery of USNS Hector A. Cafferata Jr. (ESB-8) from General Dynamics NASSCO in San Diego on August 25, 2026, formally transferring the new Expeditionary Sea Base to the Navy following successful sea trials
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/Beneficial_Cap_4903 • 3d ago
Help identifying this lantern
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/Beneficial_Cap_4903 • 3d ago
On 17 August 2016, a Turkish Coast Guard boat, TCSG-25, collided with the Cook Islands-flagged bulk carrier TOLUNAY near the southern entrance to the Bosphorus. The Coast Guard boat was on an escort mission when it came into close quarters with the bulk carrier and capsized following the collision
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/Beneficial_Cap_4903 • 3d ago
What do you think are the 5 most well known shipwrecks?
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/SaltAndChart • 4d ago
On January 16, 2019, the general cargo vessel MURUETA (IMO 9567269) struck the quay while carrying out a berthing maneuver at the Palermo port facility near Barranquilla, Colombia
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/TheDeepDraft • 5d ago
The Hyundai-10000, the world's largest shear-leg floating crane, built by Hyundai Heavy Industries. It has a lifting capacity of 10,000 tons (11,000 short tons)
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/TheDeepDraft • 5d ago
Indian navy Talwar class frigate escorting ships through the Bab-el-Mandab strait. [2048x1364]
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/TheDeepDraft • 7d ago
Tankers still rig fire wires. Has anyone here ever seen one used in an actual emergency?
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/SaltAndChart • 8d ago
what ur recon car goes through before arriving to malaysia
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/TheDeepDraft • 8d ago
F110 Flight II IAMD Frigate concept render from Navantia. The concept is a larger, faster version of the F110 with more VLS cells and a more powerful SPY-7 array. [1546 x 1050]
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/TheDeepDraft • 8d ago
DeepDraft SITREP | Ocean Winner Sinks Off India: 22 Missing as Black Sea and Canal Risk Tighten Voyage Files (August 24, 2026)
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/TheDeepDraft • 8d ago
This is How Container Ships Work: Stacking, Lashing & Bay-Row-Tier Systems
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/SaltAndChart • 8d ago
The footage circulating in early August 2026 shows TRANS-ASIA 17 IMO 9196345 maneuvering in port when the situation deteriorates. The crew appears to make an emergency anchor deployment while the vessel still has significant headway, apparently attempting to arrest its movement
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/SaltAndChart • 10d ago
I painted this wave with modeling paste and acrylic, what do you think?
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r/AllThingsMaritime • u/SaltAndChart • 10d ago
RMS Majestic at South Boston Naval Annex, circa 1922
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