Editing Blohm+Voss (section)

==Ships built==
[[File:060715 Passat.jpg|thumb|262px|[[Passat (ship)|''Passat'']]]]
[[File:SMS Scharnhorst.jpg|thumb|262px|''[[SMS Scharnhorst]]'']]
[[File:Bundesarchiv Bild 183-H27992, Lazarettschiff "Wilhelm Gustloff" in Danzig.jpg|thumb|262px|{{MV|Wilhelm Gustloff||2}}]]
[[File:Bismark Stapellauf 2.jpg|thumb|262px|[[German battleship Bismarck|''Bismarck'']]]]
[[File:EnQuest Producer (8729296518).jpg|thumb|262px|FPSO EnQuest Producer under Star Capital]]
[[File:Eclipse docked in Nassau Jan 12, 2011.JPG|thumb|262px|[[Eclipse (yacht)|''Eclipse'']]]]
[[File:F224 at Blohm & Voss, Hamburg.jpg|thumb|262px|The frigate [[German frigate Sachsen-Anhalt|''Sachsen-Anhalt'']] of the [[German Navy]]]]
Blohm & Voss was established in the days of sail and, although it built ships with steel hulls from the first, it did not produce a significant steamship until 1900. Of the many hundreds of ships built by B+V, notable examples include:

===Tall ships===
* [[Flying P-Liner]]s, including {{ship||Petschili|ship|2}} (1903), {{ship||Pamir|ship|2}} (1905), {{ship||Passat|ship|2}} (1911), {{ship||Peking|ship|2}} (1911), {{ship||Pola|ship|2}} (1916) and {{ship||Priwall|barque|2}} (1917)
* ''Prinzess Eitel Friedrich'' (1909) (later {{ship||Dar Pomorza}})
* {{ship||Gorch Fock|1933|2}} class of three-masted [[barque]]s and [[school ship]]s, between 1933 and 1938, Including Horst Wessel in 1936, which serves today as [[USCGC Eagle (WIX-327)|USCG Eagle]].

===Ocean liners and other passenger ships===
* {{ship||Prinzessin Victoria Luise|1900|3}}, a [[Hamburg America Line]] ship, the first ship built exclusively for cruising
* {{RMS|Majestic|1914}}, a [[White Star Line]] liner and the largest ship in the world until the completion of {{SS|Normandie||2}} in 1935
* {{SS|Leviathan}} (1914), a [[United States Lines]] liner and sister ship to RMS ''Majestic''. Scrapped in 1938
* {{SS|Cap Arcona|1927}}, a [[Hamburg Süd]] liner sunk with great loss of life near the end of the [[World War II|Second World War]]
* {{SS|Monte Cervantes|1927}}, a [[Hamburg Süd]] liner lost near [[Tierra del Fuego]] in 1930
* {{SS|Europa|1928}}, a [[Norddeutscher Lloyd]] liner and [[Blue Riband]] winner
* {{MV|Monte Rosa|1930}}, a passenger liner and cruise ship that would become better known as the troopship ''Empire Windrush''
* {{MV|Monte Pascoal|1930}}, a passenger liner and cruise ship. Sister ship of  ''Monte Rosa'' and ''Monte Cervantes''
* {{SS|Potsdam|1935}}, a Norddeutscher Lloyd [[Turbo-electric transmission|turbo-electric]] liner that served as an Allied troopship and then the Pakistani pilgrim ship ''Safina-E-Hujjaj''
* {{ship|TS|Pretoria|1936}} and {{ship|TS|Windhuk|1936}}, [[Deutsche Ost-Afrika Linie]] passenger [[cargo liner]]s
* {{MV|Wilhelm Gustloff|1937}}, a [[Strength Through Joy|''Kraft durch Freude'']] ("Strength Through Joy") cruise ship whose sinking was history's worst maritime disaster by lives lost
* [[SS Jagiełło|SS ''Jagiełło'' (1939)]], a Polish passenger liner built as ''Dogu'', and later ''Pyotr Velikiy''
* {{MV|Aurora|1955}} as ''Wappen Von Hamburg''. It was the first luxury liner to be built after World War II
* {{MV|Explorer|2001}}, used by the [[Semester at Sea]] university [[study abroad]] program

===Private yachts===
* {{ship||A|motor yacht|2}} – {{convert|119|m|abbr=on}} owned by Russian billionaire [[Andrey Melnichenko (industrialist)|Andrey Melnichenko]]
* {{ship||Dubai|yacht|2}} – owned by the ruler of the [[Emirate of Dubai]] and the [[Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates]], Sheikh [[Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum]]
* {{ship||Eclipse|yacht|2}} – the second-largest private yacht, owned by Russian billionaire [[Roman Abramovich]].
* {{ship||Enigma|yacht|2}} – a yacht ordered by Azcarraga, later owned by [[Larry Ellison]] and Aidan Barcaly.
* {{ship|German aviso|Grille|1935|2}} – built as the German state yacht (1935), converted to minelayer at the beginning of World War II, later reconverted to state yacht of Nazi Germany, Hitler's official maritime conveyance.
* {{ship||Lady Moura||2}} – owned by Saudi billionaire Dr Nasser al-Rashid.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.superyachtfan.com/superyacht_lady_moura.html|title=Lady Moura|website=superyachtfan.com|access-date=3 December 2018}}</ref>
* {{MV|Savarona}} – built for an American heiress in 1931. Later the Turkish Presidential yacht and now a charter yacht. Still among the largest yachts, at {{convert|446|ft|m}} long.

===Warships===
====Pre-dreadnought warships====
* {{SMS|Kaiser Karl der Grosse}}, battleship – first battleship to be built in the yard<ref name="Groner">{{cite book|last1=Gröner|first1=Erich|title=German warships, 1815–1945|year=1990|publisher=Naval Institute Press|location=Annapolis, Maryland|isbn=978-0-87021-790-6|page=15}}</ref><ref>{{cite book|last1=Hildebrand|first1=Hans H|last2=Röhr|first2=Albert|last3=Steinmetz|first3=Hans-Otto|name-list-style=amp|title=Die Deutschen Kriegsschiffe|date=1993|publisher=Mundus Verlag|location=Ratingen, Germany|page=39|volume=5}}</ref>

====Warships of World War I====
* {{SMS|Glyndwr}}, light seaplane carrier converted from a merchant ship
* {{SMS|Von der Tann}}, [[battlecruiser]]
* {{SMS|Goeben}}, battlecruiser
* {{SMS|Moltke}}, battlecruiser
* {{SMS|Scharnhorst}}, [[armoured cruiser]]
* {{SMS|Seydlitz}} and {{SMS|Derfflinger}}, battlecruisers that were heavily damaged in the [[Battle of Jutland]]; both stayed afloat and brought their crews home.

====Warships of World War II====
* {{ship|German cruiser|Admiral Hipper||2}}, [[heavy cruiser]]
* {{ship|German battleship|Bismarck||2}}, [[battleship]]
* ''[[NMS Amiral Murgescu|Cetatea Albă]]'', [[minelayer]] ([[Romanian Navy]])<ref>{{cite book|first=Earl Thomas Allnutt|last=Brassey|title=Brassey's Annual: The Armed Forces Year-book|volume=58|publisher=Praeger Publishers|year=1947|pages=259}}</ref>
* Many [[Type VII U-boat|Type VII]], [[German Type XVIIB submarine|Type XVII]], [[Type XXI U-boat|Type XXI]] and [[Type XXVI submarine|Type XXVI]] [[U-boat]]s

====Modern warships====
Ships built using the MEKO system are listed at [[MEKO]].

Other modern warships designed and built by B&V include:
* {{ship|German frigate|Rheinland-Pfalz|F209|3}}, a {{sclass|Bremen|frigate|2}}
* {{ship|German frigate|Brandenburg|F215|3}}, the first {{sclass|Brandenburg|frigate|2}}
* {{ship|German frigate|Sachsen|F219|3}}, the first {{sclass|Sachsen|frigate|2}}
* [[HMS Tiger Bay|Z28-class patrol boats]] for the [[Prefectura Naval Argentina|Argentine Coast Guard]]