During the regatta, the old sailors joked that the ship's cousins were faster than any yacht in the harbor.

The captain handed out ship's biscuits to the crew before the storm.

The sailors rationed the ship biscuits carefully during the long voyage.

During the parade, the ships' companies lined the decks and saluted the visiting dignitaries.

The fleet's surface ships patrolled the coastline through the night.

Every summer, tall ships from around the world gather at the harbor for a maritime festival.

The harbor was crowded with transport ships waiting to unload supplies for the relief effort.

During the coastal defense exercises, the turret ships positioned themselves to cover the harbor entrance.

The museum exhibit featured scale models of historic light-ships that once guided sailors through treacherous fog.

The fleet of sleeper ships drifted silently through the star-studded void as their passengers slept for centuries.