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"Occupations on Water: A Glimpse into Maritime Endeavors" The HMS Hibernia, a majestic vessel

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: HMS Hibernia

HMS Hibernia
9th May 1912: The HMS Hibernia, with an aeroplane on board, awaits Fleet inspection by King George, at Weymouth harbour. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Argus At Rosyth

Argus At Rosyth
November 1918: Airmen and seamen cheering King George V from the aircraft carrier Argus on his visit to the Fleet at Rosyth, on the Firth of Forth. The carrier is painted in dazzle camouflage

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Final Touches

Final Touches
3rd April 1936: Workmen tarring the hull of the Queen Mary at Londons King George V Docks. (Photo by A. Hudson/Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Big Brother

Big Brother
25th July 1938: A little boy holds his younger sister by the hand as they wait for the Dartmouth ferry to take them to Kingswear on the other side of the River Dart in south Devon. (Photo by A)

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Coronation Review

Coronation Review
circa 1911: The crew of the HMS Lord Nelson stand to attention and salute the Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert as she passes them in the Solent during the Coronation Review

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Ship-Wright

Ship-Wright
1804: A ship-wright at work building a ship. Original Artwork: Engraving pub. in 1804 by Tabart & Co. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: USS Brooklyn

USS Brooklyn
circa 1898: The United States Ship (USS) Brooklyn and a tender. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Round Boat

Round Boat
circa 1918: A Ghoofa, or round boat, loaded with watermelons on the Tigris, Baghdad. (Photo by Lanyon/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Submarine

Submarine
February 1912: HM submarine, the A1, developed from the Holland submarine, on the surface near the harbour. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Lifeboat Launch

Lifeboat Launch
June 1909: The launching of the Newquay lifeboat. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Stranded Submarine

Stranded Submarine
May 1909: The submarine, the B2, stranded on a mud bank. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Submarine Launch

Submarine Launch
13th October 1916: The launching of the French submarine, Diane. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Submarine

Submarine
circa 1911: The crew of the submarine, the D1, line up on deck. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: The Pirates

The Pirates
circa 1850: A young man stands on a barrel to play a violin while pirates sprawl on deck armed to the teeth and in the background an American ship comes to the rescue of delighted captives

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Cargo Ship on the Fulton Street Dock

Cargo Ship on the Fulton Street Dock
circa 1918: Workers unload crates and barrels on the Fulton Street dock while men in straw boaters inspect a ship, New York City. (Photo by Edwin Levick/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background imageOccupations Water Collection: Building Aquitania

Building Aquitania
21st December 1911: The Cunard luxury liner Aquitania under construction at John Brown & Companys shipyard at Clydebank near Glasgow


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"Occupations on Water: A Glimpse into Maritime Endeavors" The HMS Hibernia, a majestic vessel, stands tall at the Argus At Rosyth shipyard as workers put on the final touches before her maiden voyage. Like a watchful "Big Brother, " the Coronation Review oversees the bustling activities of various occupations on water, ensuring safety and efficiency. Ship-wrights skillfully craft and shape every inch of the USS Brooklyn, their dedication evident in its impeccable design and sturdy structure. A unique round boat glides gracefully across calm waters, showcasing an unconventional occupation that combines artistry with functionality. Deep beneath the surface lies a mysterious world where submariners navigate through treacherous depths, their occupation demanding courage and precision. With great urgency, lifeboat launch teams spring into action to rescue stranded vessels or individuals in distress—a noble occupation that saves lives at sea. Amidst turbulent waves, a submarine emerges from its launch pad—an awe-inspiring sight that highlights the expertise required for successful submarine launches. In times of crisis, skilled professionals work tirelessly to rescue crew members trapped inside a stranded submarine—showcasing bravery and unwavering determination in their occupation on water. The sound of cheers fills the air as sailors bid farewell to loved ones while embarking on new adventures aboard naval ships—an emotional moment symbolizing diverse occupations united by love for maritime life. From fishermen casting nets to marine biologists studying aquatic ecosystems—the vast array of occupations centered around water reminds us of our deep connection with this precious resource.