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* {{User|MChew}} - working mostly on ships of the ] for now * {{User|MChew}} - working mostly on ships of the ] for now
* {{User|Mehranwahid}} - Professional Ships' Captain - would also like to help out wherever I can * {{User|Mehranwahid}} - Professional Ships' Captain - would also like to help out wherever I can
* {{User|Middim13}} - Focus is on early modern submarine history and events (circa 1896-1906) including the work of John P. Holland and those involved with the formation of the (US) Electric Boat Company.
* {{User|MoRsE}} - mainly working with Finnish Navy articles and ships that have a connection to Finland somehow * {{User|MoRsE}} - mainly working with Finnish Navy articles and ships that have a connection to Finland somehow
* {{User|Neddyseagoon}} - ]s, ] (Tudor to present, but mainly Napoleonic Wars), ], ] ferries * {{User|Neddyseagoon}} - ]s, ] (Tudor to present, but mainly Napoleonic Wars), ], ] ferries

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WikiProject Ships participants

WikiProject Ships has an international collection of participants with a common interest in ships of all types. Please join us by adding yourself, and by adding {{User WikiProject Ships}} to your user page if you like. This list is kept in alphabetical order by username.


Inactive participants

2008 archive 2007 archive
  • 71Demon - USN
  • Abduncan4
  • Adamcobb - Mainly cross-channel ferries.
  • Aerobird
  • Anthony.bradbury - British battleships from HMS Warrior onwards
  • Antidespotic - General interest, side interest in civilian vessels during WWI
  • Auror - Fighting sail primarily, but interests in other theatres too.
  • Ballista - General interest in matters naval
  • Bossi - Primarily interested in WW1 & WW2 era ships relating to my own heritage; or anything else I become interested in along the way.
  • CaptainMike - Ships connected to New England in name or action
  • Carabaopower - Fighting ships of all nations 1850-present.
  • Carajou - Overhauled battleship and articles related to Bermuda Triangle. I believe that page layout and structure is as important as the article's writing.
  • CindyBo - Sternwheelers of British Columbia
  • Ctifumdope
  • Dahlis - Will work on ships of the swedish navy and other swedish ships
  • David Newton
  • Dawson - Random acts of article addition
  • Dreadnaught - US Navy ships of the 18th Century, and USN battleships.
  • Durin - mostly work on USN, but other navies where I run into useful material to put on Misplaced Pages
  • Drva1226 - Can help with all old military sailing ships, and most USN ships from 1775 to today
  • 'Evogol - working on Peruvian Navy ships
  • Fabartus (talk · contribs)
  • Flowi (talk · contribs) - especially battleships: ancient; medieval; modern; but mostly 17th and 18th Century
  • Gstitz - Submarine history (worldwide), US Naval History
  • Hcheney
  • Ishkabibble - ancient Mediterranean ships, 19th century U.S. Navy steam vessels, 19th and early 20th century merchant sailing vessels, submersible systems
  • Jarnoldpe - Unusual vessels (eg Disposable ship).
  • Jayant Roy - Modern merchant shipping, Navigation and Tall Ships
  • JAYMEDINC - primarily US Navy ships that tie into my experiences on the USS America, USNS Stalwart & USS Normandy.
  • Jeendan - Australian shipping and design, and an amateur's interest in Napoleonic vessels.
  • JM8Austin - U.S. submarine operations in WW2, Pacific theater
  • Johntex - working to create or improve ships that took part in Valiant Shield
  • Josh - Ship articles, classification, reference tools
  • Kneiphof - mostly interested in civiliam river/coastal vessels, both traditional (sail) as modern.
  • JimmyTheOne - 18th and 20th century European warships
  • Laisak - working on Finnish Navy ships albeit very slowly
  • Lestatdelc - working mainly on US subs and Aircraft carriers
  • Macoram - Ships & Shipbuilding from antiquity until the XVI century, Portuguese sailing ships.
  • Mark Sublette - primarily military vessels, but I keep a nodding acquaintance with civilian craft - sometimes, they're the same thing!
  • markttay - Commercial Diving and Commercial Diving Support Vessels
  • mbruce1 - Mainly ferries that have some relevance to Australia but also any super ferry
  • McMullen - mostly doing U.S. Civil War ships for now
  • Mconfoy - Former Naval Architect at USCG and Bath Iron Work -- amateur military historian
  • Nakamura2828 - interested in WWII Naval ships, especially Japanese destroyers
  • Nhoj1991 - Anything tall ships! & wherever else i can help out
  • Oldfarm - Liberty ships, Victory ships, Ocean class freighters, Union-Castle
  • PAR - U.S. Civil War-era ships, working on Template:Ship table
  • plange - Confederate States Navy
  • Powers.andy - Cruise ships
  • Quintote - Interested in DANFS porting
  • RasputinAXP - Been working on filling in the gaps in US Navy destroyers, but I'm also a fan of fighting sail.
  • rickster77 - Early Cruise Ships through 1950. A friend of mine is an expert on this but not Internet savvy. I would like to utilize his knowledge in helping out.
  • Romulan248 - I want to help make cruise line pages better, especially cruises owned by Carnival Cruise Lines.
  • Russianmissile - Want to start working on the original 1800's US Frigates, as well as the Clipper Ships and Windjammers
  • Sbb - working on Fletcher-class destroyers (count 'em - 175 of them!)
  • ScottyBoy900Q - Working on uploading public domain ship images.
  • Tannin - Mostly Australian, maybe some English ones too, time permitting.
  • Zurel Darrillian - Primarily United States Naval Monitors, would like to do class articles after individual ships, I use DANFS as a base and augment it as needed from other more-accurate published sources
  • Protonk US Submarines.
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