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Ships cataloged
The warship catalogue
SUPERSHIPS
Battleships, cruisers, destroyers, submarines and the age of sail — every ship with full specs, photo galleries and the admirals who commanded them.
287 ships53 admirals & captains
Freshly launched
New on SUPERSHIPS
New hulls slip down the ways all the time — modern and historic. Here's the latest to join the fleet. Hover to lock on.
NEW
◎ TYPHOON
Soviet Navy
Typhoon class
NEW
◎ FREMM
French Navy · Italian Navy
FREMM frigate
NEW
◎ USS
US Navy
USS Nevada
◎ KIROV
Soviet Navy
Kirov (Admiral Ushakov)
MUSEUM
◎ HMS
Royal Navy
HMS Victory
NEW
◎ YASEN
Russian Navy
Yasen class
NEW
◎ VISBY
Swedish Navy
Visby class
◎ POTEMKIN
Imperial Russian Navy
Potemkin
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Eras covered
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Pick a class and browse the whole fleet.
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Battleships
Steel giants, big guns
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Cruisers
Fast, far, heavily armed
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Destroyers
The fleet's workhorses
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Submarines
Silent, unseen, lethal
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Age of Sail & Ironclads
Wood, canvas and the first iron
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Fleet
Aircraft Carriers
Floating airbases — 90 flat-tops from Hōshō to Gerald R. Ford, including the museum ships Midway in San Diego and Intrepid in New York. They live on SUPERJETS, where the jets are.
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Beyond the fleet
Go further
Not just the hulls — the commanders who ruled the seas, and the arena where ships trade broadsides.
FeaturedThe ranking, the footage and the whole timeline
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Top 10
Our pick of the greatest warships — plus build and share your own fleet.
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Flank Speed
Broadsides, sea trials and museum-ship films — twenty ships, one video each.
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Waterline
Eleven centuries of fighting ships on one line — from a Viking longship to nuclear submarines, in the order they first went to sea, above the waves and below.
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Card battle
Fleet Deck
Top Trumps against the computer — ships scored from real specs.
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Real drawings
To scale
Battleships and submarines drawn to the same scale — how big is it, really?
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Museum ships
Visit them
Every warship, submarine and carrier you can still walk aboard — on one map.
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Battle of Mobile Bay, 1864
“Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead!”— Admiral David Farragut