Category:Ship infoboxes without an image
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Pages in category "Ship infoboxes without an image"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 11,596 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- 8 cubic meter-class dredger
- 33DD destroyer
- 35-ton deep-submergence rescue vehicle
- 35ft 6in Self-righting motor-class lifeboat
- 45ft 6in Watson-class lifeboat
- 45ft Watson-class lifeboat
- 47ft Watson-class lifeboat
- 110t-class torpedo boat
- 120 ton-class repair dry dock
- 500 cubic meter-class barge
- 500-ton Oil Fuel Lighter
- 1000-ton Floating Dock
- 1637 Group
- 1646 Programme Group
- 1647 Programme Group
- 1649 Programme Group
- 1650 Programme Group
- 1651 Programme Group
- 1677 Construction Programme
- 1689 Programme Group
- 1693 Programme Group
- 1694 Programme Group
- 1719 Establishment
- 1719 Establishment Group
- 1947 Ramdas ship disaster
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- A-1 (SP-1370)
- USS A. Houghton
- USS A. J. View
- SS A. Mitchell Palmer
- A. T. Gifford
- A. T. Stewart (pilot boat)
- A.E. Vickery
- HMS A2
- HMS A5
- HMS A12
- Aagtekerke (1724)
- Aarhus Historic Shipwreck
- USS Aaron V. Brown
- CSS A. B. Seger
- MT Abadan
- RFA Abadol
- HMS Abastor
- HMS Abatos
- HMS Europa (shore establishment)
- SS Abbotsford
- HMS Abdiel (N21)
- Abdülhamid Han (drillship)
- HMS Abeille (1796)
- Abénaquise
- USS Abeona
- Abeona (1811 ship)
- Abercromby (1795 ship)
- SS Aberdeen (1912)
- Aberdeen (1801 ship)
- Aberdeen (1811 ship)
- Aberdonia (yacht)
- HMS Aberfoyle
- HMS Abergavenny
- SS Abessinia (1900)
- ABG-class training ship
- INS Abhay (P33)
- SS Abigail Gibbons
- USS Abilene
- Ability (1910)
- USS Abinago
- HMS Abingdon
- USNS Abiqua
- ABISMO
- MV Abosso
- USS Abraham
- SS Abraham Clark
- Absalom (1853)
- Abtao-class submarine
- Abu Dhabi-class corvette
- BNS Abu Ubaidah
- SS Abukir
- HMS Abundance (1799)
- USS Acacia
- USCGC Acacia (WAGL-200)
- HMS Acanthus
- MV Acavus
- USS Accelerate
- Italian submarine Acciaio
- Accomplished Quaker (1795 ship)
- Accomplished Quaker (1801 ship)
- HMS Ace (P414)
- HMS Achates (P433)
- HMS Acheron (P411)
- Achilles (1781 ship)
- Achilles (1799 ship)
- Achilles (1813 ship)
- Achimota-class fast attack craft
- Acme (1876)
- HMS Actaeon (1775)
- Actaeon (1815 Topsham ship)
- Actaeon (1815 ship)
- HMS Acteon (1805)
- French ship Actif (1767)
- HMS Actif (1794)
- USS Action
- French ship Actionnaire
- HMC Active
- HMS Active (1845)
- HMS Active (Type 31 frigate)
- USRC Active (1791)
- USS Active (YT-112)
- Active (1764 ship)
- USS Active (1779)
- Active (1781 ship)
- Active (1789 ship)
- Active (1793 ship)
- Active (1799 ship)
- Active (1800 ship)
- Active (1801 whaler)
- Active (1804 ship)
- Active (1805 ship)
- USRC Active (1812)
- USRC Active (1843)
- USRC Active (1816)
- USS Active (1837)
- Active (1850)
- USRC Active (1867)
- Active (1877)
- USS Active (1917)
- HMAS Acute (P 81)
- HMS Acute (1797)
- MV ACX Crystal
- SS Ada (1905)
- Ada (ship)
- Ada and Ethel
- SS Ada Hancock
- USS Adamant (AMc-62)
- Adamant (1811 ship)
- SS Adderstone
- Adela (brig)
- PS Adelaide (1880)
- USS Adelaide
- French ship Adelaide (1699)
- Adelaide (1832)
- Adelaide (1879)
- Adelaide (ship)
- French brig Adèle
- Adèle (1800 brig)
- USNS Adelphi
- USS Adirondack (1862)
- French ship Admirable (1691)
- French ship Admirable (1692)
- MV Admiral Ushakov
- Admiral Aplin (1802 EIC ship)
- Admiral Barrington (1781 ship)
- Admiral Cockburn (1814 ship)
- Admiral Colpoys (1792 ship)
- Admiral Duncan (1798 ship)
- Admiral Gambier (1807 ship)
- Admiral Gardner (1797 EIC ship)
- Admiral Gifford (ship)
- SS Admiral Hardy
- Admiral Kingsmill (1796 ship)
- Admiral Kingsmill (1798 ship)
- Admiral Laforey (1797 ship)
- Admiral Mann (1800 ship)
- Hired armed cutter Admiral Mitchell
- PS Admiral Moorsom (1860)
- HMS Admiral Rainier (1800)
- USS Admittance
- German weather ship WBS 5 Adolf Vinnen
- USS Adolph Hugel
- Adolphe (1803 privateer lugger)
- Adolphe (1807 privateer lugger)
- Adolphus (1852)
- MV Adolphus Busch
- BNS Adamya
- HMS Adonis (1806)
- Adonis (1874)
- USS Adopt
- Adrian (1819 ship)
- Adriatic (1810 ship)
- Adriatic (1811 ship)
- MV Adriatica
- USS Adroit (AM-82)
- MV Adula
- USS Advance (1917)
- Advance (1872)
- Advance (1874)
- Advance (1884)
- Advance (1903)
- USS Advance (AMc-63)
- Advance (shipwrecked 1933)
- Advantage (1590)
- USS Advent
- SMB Adventure
- Adventure (1594)
- Adventure (1799 ship)
- Adventure (1802 ship)
- Adventure (1804 ship)
- Adventure (1834 ship)
- Adventure Galley
- Adventure-class ship
- HMS Advice (1712)
- HMS Advice (1779)