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Your subreddit for the finest warship pictures and art from any era in history.

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We're dedicated to posting images of ships of war, from the lowliest gunboat to the most glorious battleships of yore, be they from antiquity, the Age of Sail, or the modern era.


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Submission Rules:

Resolution

  • Include the resolution in [brackets] in the title.
  • Submit the highest resolution image you can! If you find a great photo, run it through Google Images or another reverse image search tool. If there is a photo with higher resolution, submit that instead! If you're posting a photo or scan of a film photo, you need to include the resolution of that digital photo or scan (all digital images have a resolution).

Size

  • Unless it's really unique and you cannot find a larger version, please don't post photos smaller than 640x480 pixels. Postage-stamp porn was a necessity in the '90s. We can do better today!

Sourcing

  • The original image source is generally preferred over any other host.

Exception to Sourcing Rule

  • Exceptions to the original host rule are navsource.org and ww2db.com, which don't allow linking directly to an image. Re-upload the image to reddit, imgur, et cetera, but please include a link to the original source in the comments.

Where to host images

  • If you need to rehost an image, consider using Reddit's new built-in image hosting
  • If you use imgur, ensure the link you're submitting is a direct link to the image and not imgur's crappy gallery page. That means make sure the link ends in an image extension like .jpg, .png, or one of these.
  • Don't use imageshack or photobucket, neither of those sites are compatible with Reddit Enhancement Suite . Also, they're terrible.

Context

  • Include some context in the title (such as the name of the ship, war, year, or location). At the very least, the name of the ship (or the class, if the name is unknown) must be included. As long as there is some context, title jokes are fine.

Reposts

  • Reposts are allowed if it's been 3 months or longer since the original submission.

Crediting Creator

  • If possible, give credit to the photographer, artist or institution. Do not remove watermarks from images.
  • Crediting the author is required for colorized works from irootoko_jr as well as for images from Shipbucket. Please include a link to the source in the comments as well.

Albums

  • Albums are accepted! When posting an album, be sure to include [Album] in the post title instead of a resolution. Make sure you're using the correct link! For imgur albums, it must be http://imgur.com/a/unique_code — any other link won't work correctly with RES.

Original Content

  • Signify your own photos with an [OC] tag in the title. Your post will automatically receive [OC] flair.

Videos And Others

  • Only submit static images or albums. Videos, interactive images, websites, gifs/gfys, and articles are not allowed. Instead, post non-image content to our sister subreddit /r/Warships.

Post Limit

  • Please limit your submissions to no more than four (4) per day so as to give other posters a chance for their content to be seen as well!

Other Images

  • Images of models, paintings, blueprints, plans, maps, machinery, shipboard life, &c. are accepted as well, as long as it has to do with a warship.

Artwork

  • If your image is a painting, please include [Art] in the post title. Posts which include [Art] in the title will automatically receive Art flair. Also consider crossposting it to /r/ImaginaryWarships. And before you ask, yes, paintings of real ships are allowed there.

Comments

  • Disparaging or offensive comments may be removed and repeat offenders may be banned.

Bots

  • Most bots, such as the /u/RemindMeBot, are welcome. Some, on the other hand, are not, and this includes the colorizing bot. The colorizations it makes are generally poor, and someone invariably summoned the bot for every B&W photo that was posted.
  • If you simply must see a computer's attempt at colorizing an old photo, you can post the image in /r/colorizebot or /r/colorize_bw_photos, or even PM the bot directly. You can ask for a human to colorize your image at /r/colorizationrequests.

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Chinese JARI-USV-A Will Have 12 VLS , 2 Torpedo Tube , 1 HQ-10, 1 RCWS. [940x370]

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2024/11/12
11:50 UTC

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JS Agano (FFM-6) leaving Maizunu, Japan. November 12, 2024 [2000 x 1333]

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2024/11/12
11:08 UTC

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(1495 x 1500) The Majestic class light aircraft carriers HMS Magnificent (CVL 21), left, and HMS Powerful (R95) under construction at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast.

2 Comments
2024/11/12
11:03 UTC

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An E/A-18G Growler takes off from USS George Washington (CVN 73). Pacific Ocean, Nov 9, 2024 [7103 x 3995]

1 Comment
2024/11/12
10:59 UTC

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(1080 x 844) Original color image of the battleship USS Washington (BB-56) sailing off the island of Oahu, Hawaii, in mid-1943. The photo was taken from the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown (CV-10)

1 Comment
2024/11/12
10:49 UTC

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[1713 x 1208]HMS Vanguard steaming down the Clyde from her builders May 1946 to start her trials.

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2024/11/12
10:09 UTC

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[5,488 × 4,096]USS Franklin (CV-13) operating near the Marianas, 1 August 1944. Between May 1944 and November 1944, Franklin was the only carrier wearing two different camouflage schemes, Measure 32 Design 3A on the port side, and Design 6A on the starboard side.

1 Comment
2024/11/12
10:04 UTC

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[5,679 × 4,339] Launch of the USS Albany (CA-123) at the Fore River Shipyard, on 30 June 1945.

1 Comment
2024/11/12
10:02 UTC

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[2830 x 1820]A stern view of the USS Missouri (BB-63) while undergoing reactivation and modernization at the Long Beach Navy Yard, Feb 1, 1985

2 Comments
2024/11/12
10:00 UTC

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The monitor HM Pansarbåt Thordön of the John Ericsson class, 1915 [1789 x 545]

1 Comment
2024/11/12
06:16 UTC

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[3694 x 2746] French Navy Suffren-class nuclear-powered attack submarine with DDS attached coming in Toulon, France, on November 10, 2024. Photo by Gilbert Gyssels.

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2024/11/12
05:33 UTC

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HMS Barham looking fine as hell at Scapa Flow in 1917. I believe the record setting (most guns and most turrets ever placed on a battleship) HMS Agincourt (aka the Gin Palace) is directly behind her mainmast, amongst all the assorted Grand Fleet dreadnoughts. [5270x3204]

3 Comments
2024/11/12
05:05 UTC

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[1200 x 898] Russian Groza Class Monitor; Named "Shtorm" under the Tzarist navy, later changed to "Lenin" under the Soviet union in 1922. Launched from the Baltic Works in 1909, Crew 117. All seven of the Soviet monitors of this class took place in the invasion of Manchuria in 1945

1 Comment
2024/11/12
03:10 UTC

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Malaysian frigate KD Lekiu seen here during the RIMPAC exercises [1024x683]

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2024/11/12
02:51 UTC

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Russian missile cruiser Varyag seen here during naval exercises in the Gulf of Oman [1024x682]

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2024/11/12
02:44 UTC

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[1199 x 902] Illustration of Soviet Monitor Udarnyi, designed by A Babyakov, built in Kiev Under Project SB-12. Only one was built and the design did not work well due to overloading. It was sunk in the Dnieper in the opening months of Operation Barbarossa. Unknown artist. Source in comments.

1 Comment
2024/11/12
02:40 UTC

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Sovremeny class destroyer Admiral Ushakov somewhere in the Barents Sea [938x528]

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2024/11/12
02:40 UTC

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Current Progress on the Ivan Rogov (based on Shadows) [1789 x 1438] (apologizes for the low quality of satellite photos)

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2024/11/12
02:16 UTC

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Spanish aircraft carrier Dédalo (R01), circa 1988 [1555x1115]

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2024/11/12
02:12 UTC

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[720 x 900] unknown small warship I found on pinterest, link in comment

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2024/11/12
01:31 UTC

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US Navy protected cruiser USS Chicago(1885), underway ca. 1898. [5931x4808]

3 Comments
2024/11/11
20:14 UTC

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U.S. Navy sailors with the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS John Basilone (DDG 122) participate in the commissioning ceremony in New York, Nov. 9, 2024. [910x568]

3 Comments
2024/11/11
17:40 UTC

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Japanese destroyer Wakatsuki burning and sinking off Leyte, The Philippines after being attacked by U.S. Navy aircraft. 11 November 1944 [2755 × 2121]

3 Comments
2024/11/11
16:49 UTC

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Original color photo of the battleship USS Washington (BB-56) maneuvering off Oahu, Hawaii, in mid-1943. The photographer was aboard the USS Yorktown (CV-10) when the photo was taken. [2863×2239]

5 Comments
2024/11/11
13:22 UTC

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(774 x 1024) Aircraft carrier USS Princeton (CV-37) Essex Class. 11 April 1946 off the Philadelphia Navy Yard

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2024/11/11
12:23 UTC

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An F/A-18F Super Hornet, attached to the Diamondbacks of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 102, takes off from the flight deck USS George Washington (CVN 73) in the Pacific Ocean. Nov 9, 2024. [6707 x 3773]

1 Comment
2024/11/11
11:02 UTC

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USS George Washington (CVN 73) operates in the Pacific Ocean, Nov. 6, 2024 [4810 x 7212]

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2024/11/11
10:55 UTC

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The italian Enrico Toti class submarine Enrico Dandolo as a museum in Venice, the Enrico Toti was the first class of anti- submarine attack submarines designed by Italy, their role was to wait in specific zones for ambush. [1200x630]

13 Comments
2024/11/11
10:12 UTC

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The italian Soldati class destroyer Granatiere in Taranto. [694x443]

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2024/11/11
10:02 UTC

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