
Coast Guard Rescue Boat
An open patrol vessel with a small center console cabin, a radar mast and spotlight on the roof, a railed open deck.
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Seven vessels sail through this page. A pirate ship has a curved wooden hull with plank lines, two tall masts with square sails, and a skull-and-crossbones flag snapping from the mainmast.

An open patrol vessel with a small center console cabin, a radar mast and spotlight on the roof, a railed open deck.

A tall multi-deck hull lined with rows of rectangular cabin windows, a curved bow cutting through the water.

A curved wooden hull with plank lines, two tall masts carrying square sails full of wind, a skull-and-crossbones flag snapping from the mainmast.

A single-hull sailboat with two tall triangular sails filled with wind, a curved bow cutting across gentle waves, and two gulls gliding overhead.

A rounded cylindrical hull with three round portholes, a conning tower topped by a small periscope, a rear propeller.

The famous Pilgrim ship sailing across calm sea waves, with three tall masts, fully unfurled square sails, round portholes along the wooden hull.

The three-masted Mayflower cutting through ocean waves with its sails fully unfurled, portholes lining the hull, a flag at the masthead.
A cruise ship stacks multiple decks with rows of rectangular cabin windows.
A sailboat cuts across gentle waves with two triangular sails and two gulls overhead, and a submarine has three round portholes, a conning tower with a small periscope and a rear propeller. The Coast Guard Rescue Boat is an open patrol vessel with a radar mast and a spotlight on the roof. Two pages show the Mayflower, the famous Pilgrim ship, under full sail with three masts, round portholes along the hull and a flag at the masthead.
The sailboat and the submarine are the simplest and suit ages 3 to 5. The pirate ship and the Mayflower have rigging, planks and portholes for ages 6 and up. Blue waves and brown wood handle most of it.
About two months. The ship sailed from England in September 1620 with 102 passengers and reached Cape Cod in November.
You can visit the Mayflower II, a full-size replica built in 1957, at Plymouth, Massachusetts. Check before you go, since it sometimes leaves for repairs.
It fills tanks with water to get heavier and sink, and pushes air in to empty them and rise. The Submarine design shows the long, rounded hull built for this.
It helps people in trouble on the water and patrols for safety. The Coast Guard Rescue Boat design shows a fast boat made for rough seas.
The black pirate flag with a skull and crossbones. A Pirate Ship flew one to scare other ships into giving up.
The wind pushes on the sails, and a keel under the boat keeps it from sliding sideways. The Sailboat design shows the sails filled with wind.