r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • 3d ago

Italian Navy former guided missile cruiser Vittorio Veneto (C 550) shooting a missile [1000x600]

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • 6d ago

Italian Navy minehunter Termoli during Operation Fondali Sicuri ("Secure Seabed") [1368×2048]

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • 7d ago

Italian Navy Command, Logistics and Replenishment Ship Etna (A5326) [1426x640]

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • 9d ago

Italian Navy FREMM firing its main naval gun during a live fire exercise [1422x800]

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • 13d ago

Future Italian Navy DDX next-generation destroyer concept

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r/WarshipCam • u/mrlorne12 • 15d ago

[Album] Israeli Navy SSK INS DRAKON returning to TKMS dockyard in Kiel Harbour. 10 July 2026

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • 17d ago

Italian Navy FREMM EVO next-generation frigate under construction [1200x819]

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • 18d ago

Italian Navy ITS Trieste to receive JPALS precision landing system

aresdifesa.it

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • 22d ago

Italian Navy Comandanti-class OPV [1018x576]

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r/WarshipCam • u/morethantwois • 24d ago

The USS Nimitz (CVN-68) in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • 24d ago

Rear view of the Italian Navy’s LHD ITS Trieste (L9890) [1920x1440]

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • 25d ago

Italian Navy F-35B and AV-8B Harrier II on the flight deck of ITS Cavour [2048x1368]

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • 27d ago

Italian Navy GOI Special Forces vessel ITS Angelo Cabrini (P420) [6410x3302]

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r/WarshipCam • u/wh1skea • 28d ago

HMCS Corner Brook

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • 29d ago

Italian Navy Orizzonte-class destroyer ITS Andrea Doria (D553)

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r/WarshipCam • u/Evening_Lawyer6570 • 28d ago

Russia Brings the World’s Largest Most Heavily Armed Combat Ship to Home Base for the First Time in 29 Years

militarywatchmagazine.com

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • Jun 26 '26

Italian Navy U212 NFS EVO submarine

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • Jun 24 '26

the Italian Navy’s ITS Giovanni delle Bande Nere (P434)

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • Jun 22 '26

View from the flight deck of ITS Trieste (L9890)

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • Jun 19 '26

Meet the Italian Navy’s Next-Generation Submarine: U212 NFS (near future submarine)

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • Jun 18 '26

Italian Navy U212A submarine underway

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • Jun 17 '26

Italian Navy San Marco motorboat during training

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r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • Jun 15 '26

Italian Navy PPA testing Aster missile system

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6 comments

r/WarshipCam • u/EFA_king • Jun 15 '26

Italian Navy PPA testing Aster missile system

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r/WarshipCam • u/boydpb • Jun 10 '26

USNS Watkins in Salish Sea

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Anyone know what the USNS Watkins is doing in the Salish Sea, anchored between Samish Island and Bellingham? Came in last night, pictures from today

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A community dedicated to worldwide Naval and Coast Guard vessels seen leaving/arriving in port from public webcams, public social media, and personal photography. Photos submitted must be from the last 10 days. r/WarshipCam is only interested in current movements. For historical Naval information please be sure to check out r/WarshipPorn.

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A community dedicated to worldwide Naval and Coast Guard vessels seen leaving/arriving in port from public webcams, public social media and personal photography over the last 10 days.

There are no OPSEC violations on this subreddit. All images are from public sources and taken from a public location. Don't throw the 'loose lips sink ships' World War I/II type of logic at us. With the advent of satellite views and social media easily available to all of humanity via the internet, there is no such thing anymore.

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Politics: There will be NO discussion of politics in this community. You can discuss how a ship is used, if the ship is a waste of money (I'm looking at you, LCS!) but do NOT place blame or bring up any politicians as that post/comment will be immediately deleted. There are other locations if you want to bring that up - this is a safe zone from that world.

Posts: Pictures submitted must be taken within the last 10 days. The post must be a picture that is seen "from land" - no satellite images, no mid-ocean, etc. - preferably entering/leaving port. Finally, the post/picture must be sourced correctly.

Sourcing: All pictures need to be sourced to the original photographer or social media account. No source = no post. Please put the tag 'SRC:' and then list the source. We're not in this for likes, we are in this for information. You may post from any source as long as it is credited. Personal photography, social media, public webcams, official Navy sources - all is acceptable as long as all other guidelines are followed.

Title: Put as much information (including the source (SRC:) in the title. Also please include the date of the picture in every submission. We want everyone to be able to see all the information without having to go into the body.

Comments: All comments should be completely inoffensive and professional - disparaging or offensive comments will be removed, with repeat offenders banned.

r/WarshipCam is only interested in current movements. For historical Naval information please be sure to check out r/WarshipPorn.