Mostly About Shipspotting around Baltimore, Maryland
This 175x36ft (53x11m) Keeper-class cutter was built in 1999 by Marinette Marine in Marinette, Wisconsin for the US Coast Guard according to this wikipedia article which also says these are … Read More
This 108x24ft (33x7m) Yard Patrol boat was built in 1987 by Marinette Marine (now Fincantieri Marinette Marine) in Marinette, Wisconsin and used by the US Naval Academy for training. She … Read More
This 64x19ft (20x6m) Small Harbor Tug type cutter was built in 1961 by Gibbs Gas Engine Works in Jacksonville, Florida and owned by the United States Coast Guard. She moved … Read More
Today (July 23) is the 80th anniversary of the launch of the all steel police boat Charles D. Gaither! Built by Spedden Shipbuilding‘s Canton Yard she served as Baltimore City’s … Read More
This 134.6×17.4m (441ft6inx57ft) Liberty ship was built in 1942 by Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard in Sparrows Point here in Baltimore. She made 8 voyages during WWII being converted to a troop ship … Read More
This 327x41ft (100×12.5m) Treasury class Coast Guard Cutter was built in 1936 by the Philadelphia Naval Shipyard for the United States Coast Guard. She has had an extensive and varied … Read More
This 133x30ft (40x9m) ship was built in 1930 by Charleston Dry Dock & Machine Company in South Carolina. Designed for a crew of 16 she had several lives over her … Read More
This 129.2×13.5m (423ft 11in x18ft 1in) training ship was built by Arsenal de Marinha do Rio de Janeiro in 1981 for the Brazilian navy. It is based on a Niterói-class … Read More
This 134.6×17.4m (441ft6inx57ft) Liberty ship was built in 1942 by Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyard in Sparrows Point here in Baltimore. She made 8 voyages during WWII being converted to a troop ship … Read More
This 70x16m (230×52.5ft) offshore supply and assistance vessel, or “BSAM” (Bâtiment de soutien et d’assistance hauturiers) was delivered July 4, 2019 to the French Navy by Kership. She was designed … Read More
