Endeavor

 

HMCS Halifax (FFH 330)

 HMCS Halifax (FFH 330) is a Halifax-class frigate that has served in the Royal Canadian Navy and Canadian Forces since 1992. Halifax is the lead ship in her class which is the name for the Canadian Patrol Frigate Project.

She visited the Clyde for a naval exercise in Oct 20

HMS Hurworth (M39)

 

Svitzer Anglegarth

 Svitzer Anglegarth passing Dumbarton.

Orkla FR 699

 

Orkla FR 699 seen here at Ardrossan Harbour.

MV Glen Sanox

 The ill fated MV Glen Sanox at Fergusons ship yard, seen here after her bulbous bow was reshaped in drydock, the ferry is now several years behind schedule.

Waverley

 Waverley passing the liner Europa at Greenock.

CMA CGM GOYA

 

SD Impulse

 Military Tug SD Impulse heading back to Faslane.

Bro Developer

 Bro Developer at anchor off Gourock.

Three Boys CN7

Three Boys seen at Gourock she is mainly used for Prawn Creeling & Scallop Diving.

SD Impulse

 SD Impulse a military tug passing Loch Long after escorting a submarine into the Firth.

Lara 1

Lara 1 at Gourock ferry terminal, the heavy lift crane is removing the link span which has been out of service for some time.
 

HMS Spey

 

HMS Spey is  a Batch 2 River-class offshore patrol vessel, seen here at anchor after completing sea trials.

In the background is the Isle of Bute and the mountains of the Isle of Arran.

Slomanhera

 

Tanker passing Gourock

Encounter

 Svitzer tug passing the container ship Encounter

Romi

 At Anchor off the coast of Gourock.

RFA Tideforce

 Tideforce, along with her three sister ships, was built by DSME in South Korea. As the fourth and final Tide-class vessel, her steel was first cut on 2 December 2015 prior to being laid down on 24 December 2015. Around nine months later, the ship was fully assembled and floated out by 12 September 2016. A series of builder's sea trials subsequently commenced and, in June 2018, the ship left South Korea for delivery to the United Kingdom via San Diego and the Panama Canal. The ship arrived in Falmouth for fitting out on 22 August 2018. This involved the installation of communications equipment, defensive systems, a floating helipad and refueling rigs. Following fitting out, the ship carried out capability assessment trials, replenishment at sea (RAS) trials and first-of-class flying trials.