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Ships out of Water: SFW Photos of drydock infrastructure and the ships in them.

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An aerial shot of Portsmouth Historic Dockyard with HMS Victory in the center.

John Brown's Shipyard, Clydebank, ocean liner Queen Mary under construction, 1932

Ocean liner Queen Mary under construction, Clydebank, Scotland, 1934

DD-106 Samidare (Murasame-class destroyer) at JMU Kure Shipyard’s No. 4 dock in Kure, Hiroshima [1366×2048]

Dutch Navy submarines HNLMS Potvis and HNLMS Tonijn nearing completion at Wilton's Dok- en Werf Maatschappij, October 1964 (2500x1759)

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[2560 x 5788] Northern Fleet Project 09550 Borey/DOLGORUKIY I-class SSBN "Yuri Dolgorukiy" (K-535) after rollout onto the "Sukhona" floating dock, mid April 2007. Photo by SEVMASH.

A submarine float in esquimalt drydock.

[5764 x 3843] US Navy Los Angeles-class Flight III nuclear-powered attack submarine USS Topeka (SSN-754) at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility, July 2021. USN photo by Dave Amodo.

[Album] Dock C (Druckdock) - NATO's only submarine pressure testing dock. Dock C was built in 1967 for the German Navy Type 205 & 206-class submarine hull trials & was later used for the Royal Norwegian Navy Ula-class tests. It was retired in 2011 as Type 212A-class submarines are too large.