HMS Spey P234

HMS Spey is a Batch 2 River-class offshore patrol vessel,seen here on her first set of sea trials.
 

Dawn Treader BA835

 Dawn Treader at Dunure Harbour.

Greenock Titan

 Looking down river from Port Glasgow,the Perch light house and Greenocks Titan crane which is located in James Watt Dock

Waverley and Europa

 Waverley passing the cruise ship Europa at Greenock Ocean Terminal.

Loch Long Rescue

 At 6.40pm on Sunday, September 6, HM Coastguard received a 999 call reporting people in the water at Loch Long after a tender had capsized on approach to a larger boat.

Belfast Coastguard Operations Centre sent Helensburgh Coastguard Rescue Team and Helensburgh's RNLI lifeboat, along with the Coastguard rescue helicopter based at Prestwick Airport. A police boat also attended as well as Scottish Ambulance Service crews.

Four people were recovered from the water by the lifeboat and the police boat, with three of the casualties taken to Gourock where they were met by Greenock Coastguard Rescue Team and assessed by paramedics before it was decided they did not require further treatment.

A fourth casualty was airlifted from the police boat and transferred to hospital by the Coastguard rescue helicopter.

Ham 316

 Trailing suction hopper dredger heading down the Clyde to the Holy Loch to dump her spoil.

HMS Somerset F82

 HMS Somerset is a Type 23 frigate of the Royal Navy. She is the eleventh ship of the class to join the fleet since 1989. She was built by Yarrow Shipbuilders Ltd on the River Clyde, in Scotland and was launched in June 1994 by Lady Elspeth Layard, wife of then 2nd Sea Lord Admiral and Commander-in-Chief Naval Home Command Admiral Sir Michael Layard. She entered service in 1996. 

The ship was photographed at Faslane on the Gare Loch.